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Most dogs hoarded in Bedford County have been adopted, humane society said
BEDFORD COUNTY (WTAJ)– Almost six months since over 90 dogs were rescued from a Bedford County home, the Bedford County Humane Society is close to finding forever homes for all of the dogs involved. It has been a long hard road for the humane society workers and volunteers, and a long recovery for the dogs […]
Bedford Airport celebrates 30 years of service
BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — Over the past 30 years, the Bedford Airport has become extremely important and valuable to residents so on Thursday, they decided to celebrate. Despite not offering commercial use, everyone in attendance recognized how valuable the airport has been to the economy in Bedford County and surrounding areas. It’s even allowed […]
Why did Fulton Theatre’s IDEA committee dissolve?
The Fulton Theatre’s decision to dissolve its IDEA (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility) committee has sparked discontent among some of its members. Kareena Rios, a former committee member, shared her insights on the matter during an interview on The Spark. Rios expressed disappointment, suggesting that the committee, tasked with addressing diversity and equity within the theater, was doomed from the start. The dissolution of the committee raises questions about the theater’s commitment to inclusivity and representation within its operations. Rios’s commentary sheds light on potential shortcomings in the theater’s approach to diversity initiatives. The decision to disband the committee comes amid broader conversations about equity and inclusion in the arts and entertainment industry. It underscores the complexities and challenges inherent in implementing meaningful change within institutions. The theater’s move has not only disappointed its former committee members but also prompted reflections on the efficacy of diversity initiatives in the entertainment sector. As stakeholders and observers continue to grapple with these issues, the incident at the Fulton Theatre serves as a reminder of the ongoing work needed to foster genuine inclusivity and equity within cultural institutions, and Lancaster City.
Have you noticed all the little details, curves and shadows created by the plants and lights at our beautiful Red Wood City cafe? Such a modern yet tranquil feel to this one 😌
Have you noticed all the little details, curves and shadows created by the plants and lights at our beautiful Red Wood City cafe? Such a modern yet tranquil feel to this one 😌
Wood Crafter Expo & Food Truck Festival to Celebrate Local Artistry
Location: Penn National Golf Course Community – Trellis Terrace. This Saturday, April 27th, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, the Wood Crafter Expo & Food Truck Festival will be held at the picturesque Penn National Golf Course Community on Trellis Terrace. This event, celebrating local artistry and culinary delights, promises a day of family-friendly fun.
Summer children’s art camps to take place in Altoona, Bedford
ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art (SAMA) will be hosting their annual children’s art camps this summer. The camps will be offered at the Altoona, Bedford, and Ligonier Museum locations. Camps are taught in small, informal groups to foster each child’s creativity and interest in the arts. Classes for the 5 […]
Join Us This Wednesday for National Walking Day: A Discussion with Local Specialist, Dr. Healani Leu
This Wednesday is National Walking Day, a day to highlight the important health benefits of taking a walk. This morning on Ask a Specialist we’ll talk about what you need to know with Healani Leu, Doctor of Physical Therapy at The Queen’s Medical Center. To learn more about the services provided by Queen’s Rehab Department click here or you can contact Queen’s Outpatient Rehab Department at 691-4211.Visit here for more details.
Judge reduces million-dollar bail for Bedford dog hoarding duo
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to show MDJ Baker lowered the bail, not Osman as previously reported from court dockets. BEDFORD, Pa. (WTAJ) –The duo accused of hoarding and abusing nearly 100 animals at their Bedford home have had their bail reduced from one million dollars. Nyal Barton Piper, 81, and Renee Lynn […]
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