radioNOVO News for NWPA 09-03-26

Good morning.Over seven-thousand students across Crawford County are heading back to class today, but parents dropping off students at Meadville Area Middle and High Schools face extra traffic delays. Ongoing sewer and water main repairs will keep North Street restricted to one-way westbound traffic during peak school drop-off and pickup hours through September ninth.Meanwhile, health officials have confirmed the first positive West Nile virus mosquito sample in Crawford County this year, detected in Vernon Township. Vector control officials report no human cases, but urge residents to clear standing water and use insect repellent during peak mosquito hours.And at Neason Hill Elementary, long-time educator Miles O’Shea is stepping in as principal for his landmark fortieth first day of school as district leaders evaluate the building's long-term future.For more news, download the radioNOVO app. I’m Codi Gaboff, radioNOVO News, a service of Seven Mountains Media.