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Courtesy of The Latrobe Bulletin...
Latrobe Art Center displays window full of auction items
BY MARYANN GOGNIAT EIDEMILLER
For The Bulletin
Latrobe Art Center’s An Evening in the Neighborhood II kicked off on Wednesday with the unveiling of a storefront window full of auction items. From now through Aug. 30, people can come in and buy tickets on five baskets of goodies and get a preview of many other items that will be offered at the second annual fundraiser to benefit the center. This year, it will be held on Sept. 30 at Latrobe Country Club.
(See more details in today's Bulletin)
Latrobe man to stand trial for stabbing incident
A Latrobe man was ordered by Magisterial District Judge Mark Bilik to stand trial on all charges stemming from an altercation that occurred during a June 20 party at a house on Strawcutter Road in Derry Township. Greg M. Kutch, 19, will stand trial for one count of attempted homicide and multiple counts of aggravated assault, simple assault, reckless endangerment and possession of an instrument of crime.
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Conservancy protects 179 acres of farmland in Ligonier Township
The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy (WPC) has permanently protected 179 acres of farmland with significant conservation value in Ligonier Township through an agricultural easement. The property, which includes approximately 2,000 feet of frontage on a tributary that drains into Upper Loyalhanna Creek, adds to the 78,000 acres already protected by WPC in the Laurel Highlands.
(See more details in today's Bulletin)
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