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LIBRARIES
Area Libraries:
Public Libraries listed by County:
Community Library of Shenango Valley
11 N Sharpsville Avenue
Sharon, PA 16146
Phone (724) 981-4360
CLSV - Stey-Nevant Branch
1000 Roemer Blvd.
Farrell, PA 16121
Phone (724) 983-2714
Greenville Area Public Library
330 Main Street
Greenville, PA 16125
Phone (724) 588-5490
Grove City Community Library
125 West Main Street
Grove City, Pennsylvania 16127
Phone (724) 458-7320
Mercer Area Public Library
110 East Venango Street
Mercer, PA 16137
Phone (724)662-4233
New Castle Public Library
207 East North Street
New Castle, PA 16101
Phone (724) 658-6659
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Internet Access
Resources
Broadband in Pennsylvania - PA Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED)
Broadband Map - Find service providers from Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
educational resources
Study Point College Admissions Webinar Series
Admissions Discussion Panel
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SENIOR RESOURCES AND ADVISEMENT
government
Mercer County Regional Council of Governments
Welcome to Pennsylvania! From the Pocono mountains to Lake Erie’s shore, the Steel City to the City of Brotherly Love, the Keystone state is a great place to live, work, play and learn. This new Pennsylvania state government Web site makes it even easier to find what you’re looking for. Need to renew your driver’s license? Link to PennDOT from the Live section. Want to tell your legislators what you think? Click on Government and get started. Opening a business in PA? Go to Work - you’ll be impressed by all the resources to help you.
Senators of the 110th Congress
The Internal Revenue Service is the nation's tax collection agency and administers the Internal Revenue Code enacted by Congress.
The White House presents Life in the White House, an exclusive presentation of the rich history of the White House and West Wing.
United States House of Representatives
The chief function of Congress is the making of laws. The legislative process comprises a number of steps, and much information is available from this page concerning the legislation introduced and considered in the 110th Congress. To help you understand the information and how it interrelates, a very brief overview of the legislative process within the House of Representatives is presented below. There are many aspects and variations of the process which are not addressed here. A much more in-depth discussion and presentation of the overall process is available in How Our Laws Are Made. Most of the information presented below was excerpted from that Congressional document.
This service will assist you by identifying your Congressperson in the U.S. House of Representatives and providing contact information. Please review the frequently asked questions if you have problems using this service.
other
local
This local website is an excellent link to community and area activities and resources. Numerous individuals have registered on the Find-A-Friend feature to reconnect with old classmates and neighbors.
The Borough of Sharpsville was founded by James Sharp in 1874 and currently has a population of 4500. Sharpsville is located in Mercer County which is in western Pennsylvania 70 miles to the north of Pittsburgh and 2 miles from the Ohio border.
Farrell is a 106-year old community in southwestern Mercer County, positioned along the Pennsylvania/Ohio border. It was formed around the beginnings of the full scale steel industry and its citizens – many of whom worked at Sharon Steel – helped the company become one of the leading producers of steel in the world. All along the peaks, valleys, and river beds of western Pennsylvania, the complete manufacture of steel was the spur to the birth, growth and stabilization of municipalities at the beginning of the Twentieth Century. The City of Farrell is surely—and proud to be—one of that number. While the steel industry has experienced some faded glory in the past several decades, Farrell remains focused on building a strong, bright future through coordinated community and economic development initiatives.
Hermitage, Pennsylvania is a growing, vibrant home rule charter third-class city with approximately 16,000 residents. We are one of several communities in the Shenango Valley located in Mercer County along the Pennsylvania - Ohio border and within ninety minutes of Pittsburgh, Erie, Cleveland, and Akron. Easy access to Hermitage is available through major highways such as PA Route 60, I-80 and I-79.
We are a diverse and proud community located on the Pennsylvania-Ohio line in Mercer County, Pennsylvania. Our rich heritage is one of the fundamental building blocks of our unique city. A premier health system, heavy industrial plants, high-tech businesses, over 30 churches of various denominations and a campus branch of one of the states largest Universities all call Sharon home
For over 50 years, the Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce has played an active role in the community and in the lives of the businesses that have found their home here. The Chamber welcomes visitors to the Greenville, PA area- this area encompasses Greenville, Reynolds/Transfer, Jamestown, Sandy Lake/Stoneboro, and Hadley, PA.
The Greenville Museum Alliance consists of 6 members, 2 each from the Greenville Railroad Park and Museum, the Greenville Historical Society, and the Greenville Canal Museum. It is an Umbrella organization to coordinate shared activities for the benefit of the 3 museums. Each of the museums operate independently and maintain its own finances.
This is the new home of the Hermitage Historical Society. The house is available for tours by appointment only at this time. If you would like a tour please call 724-346-0419 to make arrangements
Mercer County Genealogical Society
If you are searching for your ancestors in Mercer County, PA... you've come to the right place! We have over 9700 pages with photos, obituaries, biographies, excerpts and general Mercer County information. Don't see what you're looking for? Please check back. Something's always changing....
Mercer County Historical Society
“The Mission of the Mercer County Historical Society is to collect and preserve artifacts, manuscripts, published materials and records relating to Mercer County’s pre-history and history and to use these to increase public awareness and appreciation for Mercer County’s heritage. The Society will strive to provide and promote educational opportunities connected with Mercer County history through its museum, library and archives, living history programs, oral history project, publications program, and historic sites and buildings. The Society will also encourage the preservation of materials, sites and buildings that are significant to the County’s history but which do not fall under the control of the Society.”
Two brothers started a weekly newspaper in 1864, recognizing the potential of Sharon and the Shenango Valley for great industrial development and potential. Today, nearly a century and a half later, The Herald thrives as a daily serving the Shenango Valley and Mercer County area....
Shenango Valley Chamber of Commerce
The mission of the Shenango Valley Chamber of Commerce is to be an advocate for business, to promote business alliances, to provide valuable benefits and services to our members and to be a leader for economic development efforts in the Shenango Valley.