NANTY GLO, Pa. (WJAC) — A staff member at Blacklick Valley Elementary in Nanty Glo has tested positive for COVID-19, according to Superintendent Bill Kanich. Kanich says students will learn virtually for two weeks before returning to their hybrid model on Oct. 19. The superintendent says school officials worked with the Department of Health to perform contact tracing. He says anyone who was in close contact has been notified. ncG1vNJzZmivmpawtcKNnKamZ56axLR7y6iamqRfl7mir8qloJyjXauurbjEsmSepJWisq%2FAwKuwZquTnbywuIyco6irlah6p7vRZmlmr5WauLR5wJ%2BrnqpdqMGissVmpJ6lkpq%2FbrPErapmm5%2BrtqV5kHI%3D

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Centre Co., PA (WJAC) — The 40th annual Arts and Crafts Fair is being held this weekend in downtown Bellefonte. More than 100 exhibitors and vendors are set up along the streets near the courthouse. There is also a full schedule of musical entertainment, and other events. Among the exhibitors is Judy Cooper, of Johnstown, with her homemade, all-natural pet treats that feature numerous flavors that are proving to be popular, with a growing number of orders coming in.

PORTAGE, Pa (WJAC) — Portage Area School District announced Thursday that after receiving updated guidance from the state, the school district has decided to delay the start of the school year, until September 8th, and will operate under a hybrid learning model. Students in grades 9 through 12 will attend a combination of in-person and virtual instruction, the announcement reads, while students in grades K-8 will attend in-person classes all five days.

SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. (WJAC) — People in Somerset County will have to find an alternative way to recycle. This comes after the county commissioners made the choice to suspend their recycling program, effective March 13. The Somerset County recycling program began in the 1990s. The current model which consists of nine drop off sites throughout the county began in 2008. The recyclables would then be picked up and sorted through by inmates from the county jail.