Bloomfield NewsLocal news for Bloomfield, PA continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Tuned In to Ellis Reed- May 25, 2008 Our featured artist this week is Ellis Reed they are a country-blues-jazz-folk band from the Philadelphia area.http://www.topix.net/city/bloomfield-pa/2008/05/tuned-in-to-ellis-reed?fromrss=1 Business School: 'Iron man' wears many hats- May 23, 2008 Red Star Ironworks owner Peter Lambert was named the Western Pa. Entrepreneur of the Year.http://www.topix.net/city/bloomfield-pa/2008/05/business-school-iron-man-wears-many-hats?f... Pittsburgh Marathon: Organizers hope to restore past prestige- May 20, 2008 Larry Kuzmanko flashed back 24 years when he stood nearby as Mayor Luke Ravenstahl yesterday announced from his office that the Pittsburgh Marathon will return in 2009 after a six-year hiatus with a new name, ...http://www.topix.net/city/bloomfield-pa/2008/05/pittsburgh-marathon-organizers-hope-to-res... Liverpool marks 200 years- May 18, 2008 "We have Linda Johnson of Liverpool to thank for Allen's visit" Preparations for Liverpool's bicentennial celebration began 18 months ago when residents formed a committee chaired by Brad Lowe, owner of Lowe's Restaurant. via Perry County Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/bloomfield-pa/2008/05/liverpool-marks-200-years?fromrss=1 Tattooists make their mark for Cancer Society- May 16, 2008 Stolen gun turns up at Philly crime scene Tattooists make their mark for Cancer Society By Wade Fowler It's an ambitious goal with a worthy purpose. via Perry County Timeshttp://www.topix.net/city/bloomfield-pa/2008/05/tattooists-make-their-mark-for-cancer-soci... Pedaling to work- May 14, 2008 "It also integrates me a bit more with my surroundings -- it's easier to say hello to the crossing guard each morning or hear the birds." Neither rain nor snow nor searing sunshine can keep Caitlin Lenahan from cycling her way to work. via Pittsburgh Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/bloomfield-pa/2008/05/pedaling-to-work?fromrss=1 KIZs have helped 187 companies get started- May 12, 2008 "Working with partners in the community and local industry, our colleges and universities are nurturing start-up businesses and turning them into successful enterprises" The state's Keystone Innovation Zone program is helping to build technology-based industries, according to testimony presented to the House Education Committee this month. via PittsburghLIVE.comhttp://www.topix.net/city/bloomfield-pa/2008/05/kizs-have-helped-187-companies-get-started... |