Editing Homer City, Pennsylvania (section)

===Hoodlebug trail===
The Hoodlebug Trail traverses the Borough of Homer City, leading north through Center Township to White Township and the outskirts of Indiana Borough and south through Center Township in the direction of Black Lick.  This [http://www.traillink.com/ Rails-to-Trails] initiative follows the route of the former Pennsylvania Railroad line and provides recreational opportunities for walkers, runners, and cyclists.  A recent project by [http://www.indianacountyparks.org/ Indiana County Parks and Trails] placed helpful signage along the Hoodlebug Trail and information kiosks describing historical and natural sights located on or adjacent to the trail.  The name derives from the ''hoodlebug'', or doodlebug, a self-propelled railroad car that ran from Indiana to Blairsville on the Pennsylvania Railroad line and provided local passenger and mail service.  It ceased operations in 1940.  Naming the trail after this piece of local history was suggested by Homer City resident Robert McAnulty.