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Just got our water bill and they expect it to be paid by the 25th or you get a big late fee. I am so done with the new water/sewer billing practices! And the new fees are ridiculous. We are only on the sewage system as we have our own well and still got billed for the water and sewage debt service fees! Called the office to ask questions, and no one answers and the message service cannot accept any more messages!

Here is a flashback of Main St. In DuBois. This photo was taken at the corner of Long Ave & Main St. looking down South Main St.

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The President and First Lady Participate in a Governors Dinner

This is what the United States of America is all about. Freedom to succeed IF YOU HONESTLY WORK AT IT!

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RAINMAKER CEO ADMITS WEATHER CONTROL ... HOLY SH*T! RAINMAKER CEO ADMITS WEATHER CONTROL - HIS TARGETS GET HIT WITH RAIN AND ICE RIGHT ON SCHEDULE ARE YOU PAYING ATTENTION YET? This is Augustus Doricko, CEO of Rainmaker, explaining weather modification on camera with Shawn Ryan, as the timeline snaps perfectly into place. Doricko lays out the system in plain English: “You find the water with the radar… you fly your drone up into these conditions… you disperse the material… and with the same radar, you can now see it freezing, growing into bigger snowflakes… and measure how much precipitates downwind.” “For every pound of this that you put up, you get in excess of 40 million pounds down on the ground.” That’s not modeling. That’s control. He confirms the footprint: “We’re operating in Utah, Colorado, Oregon, California - and Texas… we’ve been in our own rain there.” Then Shawn Ryan says the line that changed everything: “It’s got to be a weird feeling… knowing that that’s your rain.” Doricko’s response? “Like I said, that’s the second most important thing that I’ve ever done in my life.” Now lock the timeline. Doricko said a new agent - more effective than silver iodide - would be introduced in January 2026. Guess when the ice storm hit Texas? January. 2026. Not later. Not “sometime in the future.” Right on schedule. And remember what Doricko already admitted: • Snow is easier to make than rain • The current agent mimics ice crystal structure • Texas was already an active operating area So the question isn’t if the tech exists. He explained it. On camera. The question is: why did the same regions swing from flooding… to ice… exactly when he said the next phase would begin? And don’t ignore who’s backing him. Doricko is a Thiel Fellow, funded by Peter Thiel, with capital and influence running through Palantir - built for prediction, modeling, and control at scale. Radar guided drones. Chemical dispersal agents. Real time precipitation tracking. Floods first. Ice next. January 2026 - right on time. If this isn’t weather manipulation, what is it?

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George Joseph Tobin, a devoted father, proud Philadelphian, and dedicated public servant, passed away peacefully on February 12, 2026, in DuBois at the age of 73. Born and raised in Philadelphia, George carried his love for his home town throughout his life. George protected and served his beloved community as a member of the Philadelphia Police Department, where he served honorably for 24 years. Beyond the uniform, George was a man of gentle routines and meaningful moments. He found peace outdoors, hunting and fishing with his brothers. Some of his daughters' most cherished memories are of sitting beside him on the water, watching their lines and sharing Tastykakes. He was happiest aboard his boat, especially with his beloved wife, Fran, by his side. Their time together was filled with laughter, companionship, and a bond that endured through the years. When he wasn't boating or traveling, George could often be found at the gun range, practicing with the same precision and focus that defined every part of his life. George is reunited in eternal peace with his beloved wife, Frances (Pacchiarotti) Tobin; his parents, Joseph and Mary (Walsh) Tobin; his brother, Michael Tscherniawsky; and his sister, Patricia (Perez) Regulski. He leaves behind a family who will carry his memory forward with love and pride. They include his brothers: Joseph Tobin and William Perez; his daughters: Jennifer Tobin, Jaclyn Tobin, and Stephanie (Tobin) Pettinato and her husband, Michael Pettinato; his six cherished grandchildren: Harrison, Mitchell, Connor, Michael, Bella, and Giada. George's legacy is one of steadfast love, quiet devotion, and unwavering service. He was a protector and a steady presence in the lives of those who knew him. He will be deeply missed and forever loved. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in George's honor to the Fraternal Order of Police Survivors Fund. The Baronick Funeral Home & Crematorium, Inc. is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences can be sent to https://www.baronickfuneralhome.com/condolence

Hard work, honesty, fairness, doing a job for the love of achievement instead of money, looking for the betterment of others as well as yourself, honoring your country, loving a good life rather than toying with death for money!

Shirley Ann Charlton, age 87 of Punxsutawney, PA died Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at Penn Highlands DuBois Hospital. Born on February 2, 1939 in Blytheville, AR, she was the daughter of the late I.L. and Ernestine (Wheat) May. On January 27, 1979 she married her loving husband of 47 years, Albert Charlton. He survives. Shirley was a homemaker, a job that she took great pride in. She was a member of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Roman Catholic Church in Sykesville, PA, where she was active in church affairs. Shirley was an avid bowler for many years of her life. She loved to sew and garden, and especially enjoyed cooking, making many delicious meals for friends and family alike. Above all, she loved her family, especially her grandchildren. Along with her husband, Shirley is survived by her five children (Terri Laskowski and her husband Ted, Paula Fox, Denise Charlton and her husband Tom, Theresa Conroy, and Melissa Murtagh and her husband Sean), thirteen grandchildren, numerous great grandchildren, and her siblings (Dallas May and Phyllis Culp). She was preceded in death by one sister (Delores Anderson), and one brother (Billy May). Visitation will be held on Monday, February 23, 2026 from 4 - 6 PM at the Baronick Funeral Home & Crematorium, Inc. A funeral service will be held on Tuesday, February 24, 2026 at 11 AM from the funeral home with Fr. John Malthaner officiating. Burial will take place in Desire Cemetery. Memorial donations may be made to Holy Spirit Parish at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 118 South State Street, DuBois, PA 15865. Online donations may be made to https://www.baronickfuneralhome.com/condolence