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HUNTINGDON

Holistic practitioner opens

Trella Dubetz recently moved her holistic practice of 22 years to the Huntingdon Health & Wellness Association's center, 313 Fourth St., and offers hours by appointment.

Dubetz uses training through the Upledger Institute, the Trager Association of North America, as well as Ortho-Bionomy, Master Level Reiki to help clients manage pain.

Dubetz creates personalized therapeutic sessions for clients to support greater ease, mobility, flexibility, balance and strength.

For more information, go to trelladubetz.com.

JOHNSTOWN

Red Cross sets open house

The Johnstown Pennsylvania Mountains Chapter of the American Red Cross Greater Pennsylvania Region will host an open house from 2 to 6 p.m. Friday at 250 JARI Drive.

The event will include tours of the biomedical processing facility and lab and meet and greets with current Red Cross volunteers. Information will be available on how to become a Red Cross volunteer and fulfill critical roles, like blood transportation specialists, who deliver blood products from the Red Cross lab in Johnstown directly to Pennsylvania hospitals.

Hollidaysburg

Businesses planning event

Several Hollidaysburg businesses will take part in "Pal-entines" from 2 to 6 p.m. Feb. 11.

Sponsors include Lightning Bug Gift Co., FINDS, Moonstruck Vintage Finds, Bungalow and Mountain Kids.

Other participants include: Mimosa Courtyard Inn, Gelly Bar Nail Art Studio, No Ka 'Oi Studio Art Studio & Gallery, Picture Perfect Frame & Gallery, Terra Boutique, Boro Coffee Co. and Perfectly Posh Plus, according to the Lightning Bug Gift Co. Facebook page.

During the event customers can visit the various businesses and fill their ticket for a chance to win prizes.

Tickets are $15 and include a limited edition Pal-entine's mug and a map to participating shops.

For more information, visit the Lightning Bug Gift Co. Facebook page.

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