VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at Furnace Run Chapel, Monday July 8-12 from 6-8:30 PM for ages 3-12 (through 6th grade). The theme is MOOSE ON THE LOOSE! Address is 154 Montgomery Road, Kittanning. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - sponsored by the combined churches of Grace Lutheran Church and Emmanuel Heilman Lutheran Church from July 8-12, from 5:45 until 8:30 PM. It will be held at Grace Lutheran Church in Manorville. The theme will be "Roar". Open to kids potty trained to comple-tion of sixth grade. Register opening day or by calling Greg Rupp at 724-545-6378. All are welcome. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - A summer kids’ event called "Roar VBS" will be hosted at First Baptist Church of Kittanning from July 8 to July 12. The church is located at 334 Arch Street, Kittanning. Roar is for kids from potty trained 3-year-olds thru 6th grade. Supper will be served daily thru the program 5:30 PM to 6PM and the program will run from 6 PM to 8:30 pm each day. For more information, please call the church at 724-543-2433. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - The New Life Center, 412 Ninth St. in Ford City, invites children who have completed Kindergarten thru 6th grade, to Ricky & Lucy's Epic Adventures . The Adventure will take place July 9th - 11th from 6:00 - 8:00 pm. Kids will learn about God, His Word and the plans He has for them! There will be music, games, puppets and more. To register, call 724-763-7991 thru the day. MAGIC SHOW - On Thursday, July 11, at 5PM, there will be a Space and Beyond Magic Show presented by Gregory Bracco of Education via Magic kicking off the Summer Reading Program at Worthington West Franklin Community Library, which is from July 11, every Thurs-day, at 5 p.m. through Aug. 22. The 45-minute show will blast off into a world of magic, entertaining and educating children about space. All chil-dren are welcome to attend this special presentation--call to reserve a seat. The Children's Reading Program is every Thursday at 11:45 a.m. Snacks served at Noon and 4 p.m. To reserve a seat for the show, call 724-297-3762 LEGENDS AT THE LIBRARY - July 11th at 6PM at the Ford City Library. The topic will be Armstrong County in the Civil War & Gettysburg. Reenac-tors from the 62nd PA Volunteer Infantry will present an overview of how Armstrong County participated in the Civil War, both on the front lines and the home front. The discussion will include stories of Armstrong County sol-diers at the battle of Gettysburg. More info available online.

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Led by a team of avid local boat-ers, the docks were retrieved on Saturday from a location known as "The Cove" and brought down to the amphitheater in Kittanning Riv-erfront Park.

The docks were brought through the locks and roped off at the amphitheater.

Kittanning Bor-ough workers will now install them so they can be used by boaters and anglers.

High water and dangerous con-ditions on the Allegheny River made it difficult to bring down the docks.

Our Independence Day holiday is over, so maybe now is a perfect time to take advantage of everything summer (and more sunshine) has to offer!

Want more sleep at night? Try a morning walk! Here’s why a morning walk helps us get more sleep at night: According to the National Sleep Foundation, our sleep is determined by our natural body clock, or circadian rhythm……And one of the easiest ways to RESET our body clock is to get at least 20 minutes of exercise a day. However, a recent study found that exercising in morning light works best…… Because morning light is filled with blue rays that synchronize our circadian rhythm. So when bedtime rolls around, we'll be primed to sleep.

Want to enjoy your golden years? The more you know, the better you will, especially when it comes to knowing 3 easy ways to assess your

risk of stroke and dementia. * Number one is the *handshake test.* According to a report by the American Academy of Neurology, people with firm handshakes are 42% less likely to suffer from a stroke or dementia. What's the connection? The car-diovascular problems that cause trouble in the brain also weaken muscles in our extremities. So, strong hands mean strong arteries. * The next *stroke and dementia red flag: your friends have to slow down when they walk with you.* Researchers at the Boston Medical Center found that middle aged people with slower walking speeds were one-and-a-half times more likely to develop dementia. That’s because walking speed indi-cates general fitness levels. Plus, walking requires our brains to coordinate

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a variety of tasks; a fast pace means that your brain is processing information ef-ficiently. * And finally, *poor sleep increases your risk of memory problems.* According to a study at the Washington University School of Medicine, your brain uses the time you’re asleep to flush out the pro-teins that play a role in the development of Alzheimer’s. But chronic sleep distur-bances allow the proteins to build up to dangerous levels. Do your best to get at least seven hours of sleep a night.

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The Armstrong County Community Action Agency (AC-CAA) is seeking qualified candidates for the full-time po-sition of Head Start Director for the Arm-strong County Head Start Program (35 hours per week). Ap-plicants with a BS/BA degree may ap-ply. Early Childhood Education is pre-ferred. Supervisory and fiscal experience required. Starting salary is $42,557 with a generous fringe benefit pack-age after 60 days. Applications can be obtained in Room 12, at the ACCAA office complex, at 705 But-ler Road, Kittanning, PA. Please submit application, cover let-ter and resume to the above address by 12:00 p.m. on Mon-day, July 15, 2019. E.O.E.

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rested for Driving Under the Influence of alcohol Friday night shortly before 10PM.

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State Police Troop-er Nick Elliott ob-served the uniden-tified 33-year-old man committing several traffic viola-tions while travel-ing Route 28 south

in the vicinity of Pittsburgh Mills. Upon further inves-tigation, the man was placed into custody following a breath test in which the reading was

.130%. The man also had

his eight-year-old son in the front pas-senger seat. He will also be cited for en-dangering the wel-fare of a child.

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