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SKYE'S SPIRIT WILDLIFE REHABILITATION & EDUCATION CENTER
By: Mark Heim
October 10, 2006 2:51PM EST
Skye's is a non-profit organization dedicated to the care, rehabilitation and release of injured, orphaned and displaced wildlife. Skye's Spirit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center offers educational programs that are tailored to fit the needs of your classroom, group, community event, etc... We also offer display where we set up several birds of prey for 4 to 6 hours and can help educate all that stop by. Our programs & display's teach children & adults how to conserve our natural resources. Along with each individual program, we will also teach how to identify an injured or orphaned animal or bird so that wildlife won't be removed from its habitat unless absolutely necessary. All programs and displays are offered throughout the year. If your class or organization reqires a specialized program, please don't hestitate to call. We can accomodate your needs. We also offer birdhouse/feeder building projects. There are several different sizes/types available for your group. Please visit www.skyes-spirit.com to find out how you can help!
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- THE ORA IS GETTING $30,000 FROM DCNR TO BUILDING OWNERS ALONG THE CORRIDOR WITH ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR REHABILITATION PROJECTS AS PART OF PHASE III OF THIS PROJECT.
- AN OIL CITY IS RECOVERING AT ERIE’S HAMOT MEDICAL CENTER FOLLOWING HIS JUMP INTO THE ALLEGHENY RIVER FROM OIL CITY’S VETERAN’S BRIDGE EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.
- AN ERIE MAN IS RECOVERING FROM A SEVERE HEAD INJURY AT HAMOT MEDICAL CENTER AFTER HIS TRUCK CRASHED INTO AN EMBANKMENT ON STATE ROUTE 98 IN CRAWFORD COUNTY.
- WALK IN FLU SHOTS THIS WEEK AT THE BUTLER VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER
- AT THE CORNER OF JEFFERSON, CENTER AND BLAIR COUNTIES LIES THE TINY COMMUNITY OF CHERRY TREE. 430 PEOPLE. A LOCAL COUNCILMAN IS CALLING FOR A GUN IN EVERY HOUSE.
- A car overtook and struck an Amish buggy, injuring a mother and baby, according to police in Center County.
- A FRANKLIN MAN IS CHARGED WITH 3 COUNTS OF VIOLATING THE GAME AND WILDLIFE CODE AFTER ATTEMPTING TO TAKE A BEAR IN A RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD.
- THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH MEDICAL CENTER IS OFFERING THE FOLLOWING TIPS FOR HOLIDAY CAROLERS
- THE GOOD NEWS IS WHEN BLAIR CORPORATION MOVES ITS RETURN CENTER FROM ERIE TO WARREN IN MARCH, 100 JOBS WILL BE AVAILABLE.
- AN EXPANDING SINK HOLE NEAR HOUSERVILLE IN CENTER COUNTY MAY THREATEN AN UNDERGROUND WATER SOURCE SUPPLYING RESIDENTS OF COLLEGE TOWNSHIP AND PENN STATE.
- NEAR HOUSERVILLE IN CENTER COUNTY MAY THREATEN AN UNDERGROUND WATER SOURCE SUPPLYING RESIDENTS OF COLLEGE TOWNSHIP AND PENN STATE.
- A PITTSBURGH COMPANY WILL BUILD A NEW PENNSYLVANIA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD READINESS CENTER IN CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, CRAWFORD COUNTY.
- THE SOLUTION TO PROVIDING DENTAL CARE TO THE UNDERSERVED OF VENANGO COUNTY, ESPECIALLY SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN, LIES IN PREVENTION, EDUCATION AND COLLABORATION.
- AS TALK ON COUNCIL CENTERED AROUND WHAT PLAN OR PROJECT TO PURSUE, COUNCILWOMAN SONYA HAWKINS ALSO EXPRESSED A DESIRE TO KEEP ON TALKING WITH INTEREST GROUPS SUPPORTING WHITE WATER DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER FORMS OF WATER BORNE RECREATION.
- SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS IN EDUCATION.
- FEDERAL OFFICIALS QUESTION WHETHER A PROPOSAL FOR AN INTERSTATE 80 INTERCHANGE TO GIVE TRUCKS ACCESS TO A LANDFILL PROPOSED IN WESTERN CENTER COUNTY FITS WITH REGIONAL LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION PLANS.
- WHEN IT COMES TO REPAIRING THE DAM AT POLK CENTER, THERE ARE MORE DECISIONS TO BE MADE THAN WHETHER THE DAM WILL BE BREACHED.
- IF FARMING IN THE KQW LISTENING AREA IS YOUR OCCUPATION, YOU MAY ESPECIALLY WANT TO HERE THIS. THIS IS DR. JOHN MAY WITH THE NORTHEAST CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL HEALTH. I SPOKE WITH DR. MAY YESTERDAY.
- A COCHRANTON MAN IS CHARGED WITH TERRORISTIC THREATS AGAINST THE UPMC NW REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BEHAVIORAL HEALTH UNIT ACCORDING TO FRANKLIN STATE POLICE.
- CITIZEN DISCUSSION CENTERED AROUND THE MECHANICS OF THE TAXING PROCESS, RANGING OUT TO THE FAIRNESS OF THE PROPOSED TAX QUESTION WHICH WILL APPEAR ON THE MAY 15TH BALLOT.
- FROM PENN STATE COMES NEWS OF A NEW YOUTH FOREST EDUCATION PROGRAM.
- CONGRESSMAN PHIL ENGLISH IS INTRODUCING LEGISLATION TO HELP INCREASE ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION FOR THE MIDDLE CLASS.
- THE CITY OF TITUSVILLE FOUND OUT THIS WEEK IT WILL RECEIVED $200,000 FOR THE DICK KRAFFERT POOL REHABILITATION PARK REHABILITATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT.
- ACCORDING TO AN ARTICLE PUBLISHED THIS MORNINGS OIL CITY DERRICK, THE DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES AT POLK CENTER, STACEY GEIGER BOAL IS DISMISSED.
- SPEAKING OF OBSERVATORIES, FROM GUYS MILLS COMES NEWS THE ERIE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE IS GOING NATIVE, AT LAST AS FAR AS PLANTS ARE CONCERNED.
- A LITTLE LATER FRIDAY MORNING, CINDY WHITMER ASEL OF OIL CITY WAS TRAVELING WEST ON CENTER STREET IN OIL CITY WHEN SHE FAILED TO STOP FOR A STEADY RED SIGNAL AT ELM STREET.
- THE CHANCE TO VISIT A GREAT BLUE HERON ROOKERY AND SEE FIRSTHAND HOW LAND ONCE CONTAMINATED BY INDUSTRIAL WASTE CAN BECOME A WILDLIFE SANCTUARY AND THE HOME TO SEVERAL FAMILIES OF GREAT BLUE HERONS.
- WHAT TO DO ABOUT PIFFER DAM AT POLK CENTER.
- Governor Rendell to Activate State Emergency Operations Center Tonight in Response to Predicted Snowfall and Rain
- CONGRESSMAN JOHN PETERSON SAYS HE VOTED AGAINST THE DEMOCRATS VETO OVERIDE. PETERSON ALSO SAYS HE’S BACKING BIPARTISAN EFFORTS TO IMPROVE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION.
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