Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
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🎓 Education
Hornby School, a one-room schoolhouse turned museum in Greenfield Township, hosts field trips today where fourth-graders from Wattsburg Area learn 19th-century lessons using chalkboards and exploring tools (such as slates and desks) during interactive visits.
🌲 Environment
David E. Hess — former DEP Secretary — proposed that the shale gas industry recycle hazardous brine instead of letting contaminated water be spread on Erie County roads.
He said the plan would prevent millions of gallons of harmful waste from threatening water and the environment.
🏈 Sports
District 10 football enters its final week of region play today as teams fight for playoff seeds and region titles — five key factors will shape standings ahead of the playoffs in a few weeks.
After an 8-year-old girl's appearance on Erie Catholic's developmental football team sparked a review, the Diocese found missing coaching clearances and questioned policy adherence — the varsity team was reinstated for playoffs on Oct.
19, and officials plan to implement stronger oversight for upcoming seasons.
Seneca junior Brenna Kuhl scored her 100th career goal on Monday, Oct.
19 during a 6-0 win over North East at Ted Miller Stadium, becoming the second player in school history to reach the milestone. She enters her senior season with a chance to surpass school record of 103 goals.
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