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1. Arnold Palmer Regional Airport preparing to hire staff for new Breeze Airways service (cbsnews.com) — Arnold Palmer Regional Airport near Latrobe plans to hire about 14 part-time workers as it prepares for Breeze Airways service, with employees wanted on board by January. Myrtle Beach flights begin Feb. 9, followed by Orlando on May 26. Job seekers can contact the airport at (724) 539-8100 or info@palmerairport.com.
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2. Boland in top 2% of scientists cited globally for medical informatics (latrobebulletinnews.com) — Saint Vincent College professor Mary Regina Boland ranks among the top 2% of scientists cited in medical informatics, according to a Stanford researcher analysis of 2025 citation data. A Saint Vincent graduate herself, Boland teaches data science and nursing informatics, and her research gives undergraduates opportunities to work on biomedical discovery.
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3. "You Tried to Kill Him": Cam Heyward Questions Mike Tomlin Over Early Struggles While Coaching in NFL (newsbreak.com) — Mike Tomlin says his famously demanding first Steelers training camp at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe was about establishing boundaries with veteran players. Speaking with Cam Heyward on the Not Just Football podcast, he acknowledged the physical toll but credited that approach with helping build a championship foundation.
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4. Archdiocese of New York superintendent of schools to offer Founders' Day reflection (stvincent.edu) — Saint Vincent College will welcome Sister Mary Grace Walsh, who oversees more than 140 New York archdiocesan schools, for its annual Founders' Day reflection. The Fall Honors Convocation begins at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 19 in Saint Vincent Archabbey Basilica, where Walsh will also receive an honorary doctorate.
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5. AAA: National Average Falls 16 Cents in One Week (gantnews.com) — Latrobe's average gasoline price stands at $4.584 a gallon in AAA's latest report, slightly above the Western Pennsylvania average. Regional prices fell about nine cents over the week, while the national average dropped 16 cents to $4.00, leaving drivers here paying considerably more than the nationwide figure.
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