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Green pastures looming — Restaurants changing, preparing to reopen

Jen Haramoto speaks confidently. Mike Luciano is full of misgivings. Blair and its neighboring counties soon will be going into the coronavirus recovery green zone, which means that beginning Friday, June 5, bars and restaurants may serve in-house for the first time since mid-March — but ...

Going green: ‘People just craving it’

By William Kibler bkibler@altoonamirror.com Blair County, along with Cambria and Bedford, will be moving Friday from yellow to green on the state’s coronavirus recovery continuum, along with 13 other counties. Centre and Clearfield counties moved to green Friday with 16 others — while ...

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Bob Evans closes doors The Bob Evans Restaurant at 317 W. Plank Road has closed its doors. “They had a few years remaining on their lease but chose to terminate the agreement early. We are working through the termination details now,” said President Andrea Cohen of Blair Companies Real ...

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Sunbury Weis Markets expands hours Weis Markets has extended its operating hours and Weis 2 Go Online Pickup or Delivery availability, reopened its service delis with safety measures and resumed all Weis Markets Pharmacy immunization programs, spokesman Dennis Curtin said. Weis stores hours ...

Angel Fund raises $1.3M

The Alleghenies Angel Fund LLC formed to invest in high-growth startups announced the close of its inaugural fund with capital commitments in excess of $1.3 million. The fund is comprised of more than 50 members and institutions from all corners of the business community throughout the ...

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Comcast expanding its broadband network services Comcast will extend its broadband network in portions of southern Clearfield County and northern Cambria County, Sen. Wayne Langerholc Jr., R-Cambria, and Rep. Tommy Sankey, R-Clearfield, announced. As a result of Comcast’s investment, ...