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*Quality Markets stores in Youngsville and Sheffield have potential buyers if the new owner, Tops Markets, decides to sell them. One is Bill Thorne, who owns Thorne’s Bi-Lo in Warren; the other is Mike Sahli, co-owner of Polly’s ShurSave in Tidioute. Tops Markets is presently evaluating all their stores and have not indicated the status of the Quality Market stores in Warren County.
*Youngsville Borough Council is taking a stand against the closing of one area Senior Center. Borough Manager Terry Williams is drafting a letter of support to keep the Youngsville Rouse Manor Senior Center open. A recent decision between Experience, Inc. and the Transit Authority of Warren was made to renovate the second floor of the TAWC headquarters in Warren and provide a consolidated senior center. The decision to write a letter to the Warren County Commissioners was based on multiple telephone calls he had received from citizens and seniors.
*Work has resumed on US Route 219 Bradford Bypass Rehabili- tation Project. Traffic control signs and barrels will be out on the road, getting ready to close Route 219 northbound this Wednesday. The 28 million project will repair roughly 4 miles of highway from the City of Bradford to the New York state line. Work is planned to be completed by October.
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