Mirror Extras         | Corbett, Our Town address drugs  March 14, 2014 Operation Our Town continues to make a difference, but the fight against drug use and resulting crime continues in Blair County. “You are making a difference. I use you as a mode. more »»  Local News Hollidaysburg Council receives fire cleanup update March 14, 2014 HOLLIDAYSBURG — The Hollidaysburg Borough Council received an update from Fire Marshal Dave Zeek and Manager Mark Schroyer Thursday night about the cleanup from a massive Feb. 27 fire. more »» JC Blair, Pinnacle approve affiliation March 14, 2014 J.C. more »» Supervisors approve rental inspection fee March 14, 2014 Penn State Altoona students might see a rent increase for off-campus housing in the fall now that landlords face a new rental inspection fee. more »» Man gets 8 to 16 years for child sexual assaults March 14, 2014 HOLLIDAYSBURG — A family shattered by child sexual abuse went before Blair County Judge Jolene G. Kopriva on Thursday to tell its story and to support a long jail term for the abuser. more »» Local Sports Benzel, Adams key Lady Marauders’ rally March 14, 2014 JOHNSTOWN — The pressure-cooker environment of the PIAA state basketball playoffs often brings out the best in teams, and in individual players. more »»  Claysburg comes up short March 14, 2014 GREENSBURG — The officiating in the first half of Claysburg-Kimmel’s PIAA Class A second round girls basketball playoff game on Thursday at Hempfield Area High School left the Lady Bulldogs in a fou... more »» Hoops du Jour March 14, 2014 Pitt men vs. North Carolina ACC TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALS Tipoff: 2 p.m., Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, N.C. more »» PIAA basketball March 14, 2014 Class A boys: Bishop Carroll (6-1) vs. Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic (7-3) Teams: Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic Trojans (17-10); Bishop Carroll Huskies (27-0) Site, time: Henry J. more »» Swim season over for AAA March 14, 2014 LEWISBURG — The high school swimming season came to a close on Thursday for three Class AAA swimmers from Blair County at the PIAA State Diving and Swimming Championships at Bucknell University. more »» PSU Minnesota eliminates Nittany Lions from tourney March 14, 2014 INDIANAPOLIS — Minnesota coach Richard Pitino thinks 20 wins should be good enough to make the NCAA tournament. Twenty-one or 22 would make the argument against his team a whole lot tougher. more »» Michigan tries to end Big Ten drought March 13, 2014 INDIANAPOLIS — No. 8 Michigan ended one championship drought by clinching its first outright Big Ten crown last week. more »» Remembering pioneers of PSU women’s athletics March 11, 2014 Over the last seven months, Penn State has lost three of its most respected champions of women’s athletic. more »» Newbill, Frazier receive honors March 11, 2014 UNIVERSITY PARK — D.J. Newbill and Tim Frazier are among the 2014 All-Big Ten men’s basketball teams and award winners, the conference office announced Monda. more »» Hollins, Minnesota top?Lions March 10, 2014 MINNEAPOLIS — The pressure on Minnesota will ratchet up in a few days. This afternoon was for reflection — and some fu. more »» Obituaries Ryan Shaun Carruthers March 14, 2014 Ryan Shaun Carruthers, 33, Altoona, died Wednesday evening at UPMC Shadyside, Pittsburgh, after a courageous battle against a rare blood cancer. more »» Robert Alan Roarabaugh March 14, 2014 Robert Alan Roarabaugh, 59, passed away March 4, 2014, in Port Charlotte, Fla. He was born in Altoona, son of the late Robert L. and Stella (Edminston) Roarabaugh. more »»  Gladys E. (Loose) Clapper March 14, 2014 Gladys E. (Loose) Clapper, 93, passed away Tuesday at Elmcroft of Altoona Senior Living Community, Duncansville. She was born in Hollidaysburg, daughter of Harry and Susan (Quarry) Loose. more »» Harry S. ‘Pat’ McClellan March 14, 2014 Harry S. “Pat” McClellan, 78, Tyrone, died Wednesday at UPMC Altoona. He was born in Tyrone, son of the late Harry S. and Margaret E. (Stouffer) McClellan. more »»  William L. ‘Butch’ Mentzer March 14, 2014 William L. “Butch” Mentzer, 57, East Freedom, passed away Wednesday at UPMC Altoona. He was born in Roaring Spring, son of the late Ira Paul and Verna (Hammel) Mentzer. more »» Area Life The sound of art: ASO to deliver concert celebrating art and music; local artist Servello featured March 13, 2014 Visual and audible art are coming together for an upcoming Altoona Symphony Orchestra concert. more »» Leno one of TV Hall of Fame inductees March 13, 2014 BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. more »»  Pie o' gold March 12, 2014 When it comes to shepherd’s pie, there are those who toe a rather strict line, and there are those who go with the comfort food flow. more »»  Simple crafts for St. Patrick’s Day March 10, 2014 From leprechaun beards to shamrock hats, a few simple crafts can turn you from a spectator into a participant at a St. Patrick’s Day parade or party. more »» ‘Today’ feeling fight again after Sochi ratings March 10, 2014 NEW YORK — NBC’s “Today” show didn’t leave its mojo in Sochi and is feeling newly energized in the program’s perpetual battle with ABC’s dominant “Good Morning America. more »» Local Business Penelec talks resume; no agreement reached March 12, 2014 Representatives of Penelec and Utility Workers Union of America Local 180 returned to the bargaining table Wednesday but failed to reach an agreement. more »» Warnaco facility closed March 12, 2014 DUNCANSVILLE — The Warnaco distribution facility is officially closed, but a skeleton crew remains on site, according to the state Department of Labor and Industry. more »» Dish, Disney deal sees Internet-TV March 9, 2014 LOS ANGELES — With a string of recent deals, cable and satellite providers are beginning to acknowledge a brutal truth that companies like Hulu and Netflix have known all along: Many TV viewers,... more »»  P. Joseph Lehman Inc. Consulting Engineers is multi-discipline firm March 9, 2014 DUNCANSVILLE — P. Joseph Lehman Inc. Consulting Engineers is known throughout Pennsylvania for its bridge design work. more »» March will test auto demand March 9, 2014 DETROIT — March will be one of the most crucial months for the U.S. auto industry in years. Sales were slower than expected In January and February, and the number of unsold cars on dealer lots gre. more »» |  EZToUse.com    What's HotMost CommentedTop Headlines PollTop JobsAltoona Mirror SubscriptionsDelivered 7 Days Per Week1.  Home Delivery Subscription starting at $16.25 / month 2.  In-State Mail Delivery starting at $23.00 3.  Out-of-State Mail Delivery starting at $24.50 Online Newspaper Ads The Art CafeSpring Flowers Image 2: Hope by Sarah Jubeck March 14, 2014 The piece attached is titled "Spring Flowers Image 2: Hope". It is a 16" X 20" acrylic on canvas painting. This painting is part of my ongoing project to paint one type of flower a week. more » Latest BlogsNonprofit & Education Breakfast Session 03-14 "Nonprofit Financial Reporting What Is Coming Down The Road And Why?" will focus on the projects Lee Klump, who is a Practice Fellow with the FASB, is working on, including the reexamination of existing standards for the financial statement presentation by not-for-profit entities and research to... more »
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