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Saturday, May 18, 2013
Ulysses is at it again. Strawberry Festival/Town Wide Yard Sales
Ulysses is at it again
The Ulysses Days is just around the corner. Come join our small town on June 8th in big STRAWBERRY fun!!
Town-wide yard sales-- June 7th & 8th --
1 person's junk is another person's treasure.
Bring out your strawberry wares - crafts, jams, jellies, if it has strawberries we want to see you sell it or just show it off!!
The Ulysses Area Improvement Association will be once again serving up some delicious STRAWBERRY shortcakes and Boy Scout Troop 530 will be cooking up those delicious hot dogs to satisfy your hunger along with a bake sale to entice your taste buds on June 8th downtown Ulysses. & much much more
For information on setting up a booth please contact
Kathy Tilton, Ulysses Area Improvement President. Strawberries,
Strawberries, Strawberries!!!!
The Ulysses Days is just around the corner. Come join our small town on June 8th in big STRAWBERRY fun!!
Town-wide yard sales-- June 7th & 8th --
1 person's junk is another person's treasure.
Bring out your strawberry wares - crafts, jams, jellies, if it has strawberries we want to see you sell it or just show it off!!
The Ulysses Area Improvement Association will be once again serving up some delicious STRAWBERRY shortcakes and Boy Scout Troop 530 will be cooking up those delicious hot dogs to satisfy your hunger along with a bake sale to entice your taste buds on June 8th downtown Ulysses. & much much more
Residents Encouraged To Greet Veterans Tuesday
Residents Encouraged To Greet Veterans Tuesday
Potter County Today
Potter
County residents are asked to turn out in force on Tuesday, May 21, to
welcome this year’s participants in the local Project Healing Waters
project, being conducted by members of Trout Unlimited. Military personnel who have been wounded, injured, or disabled will be ushered into Potter County with a motorcycle escort and will be joined by World War II veterans and other special guests on Tuesday.
Those who would like to join the welcome in Coudersport are encouraged to borrow U.S. flags from the Commissioners Office at the Gunzburger Building and wave the flags when the procession moves through the county seat at about 2 pm.
Here is the schedule for Tuesday that was finalized this week by God’s Country Chapter of Trout Unlimited:11:30 am, bus with parade participants leaves Coudersport Borough Office for Roadside Inn parking lot in Shinglehouse;
12:45, procession moves to Oswayo Valley High School, greeted by high school band;
1:20, leave for Coudersport on Rt. 44 (Northern Potter High School Band will greet at Jones Produce Stand on Rt. 44-49);
2 pm, arrive in Coudersport on Main Street to Chestnut Street, turning right on Eulalia Street, left onto West Street, right to East Second/Main Street intersection, and on to Rt. 872 intersection at Ladona (Galeton High School Band will perform at corner of Rts. 6 and 872); reception at Coudersport American Legion Post 192 to follow;
3 pm, leave Post 192 for First Fork Lodge in Costello (Austin Volunteer Fire Department will greet group at Odin and escort into Austin);
3:45, arrive at First Fork Lodge; 4:30, bus will leave First Fork Lodge to return parade participants to Coudersport Borough Office at 5 pm.
Goal of Project Healing Waters is to aid in soldiers’ physical and emotional recovery by introducing or rebuilding the skills of fly fishing and fly tying.
Equipment and materials are provided. This year’s sixth annual Project Healing Waters will be headquartered at Big Moore’s Run Fish and Game Preserve through Friday, May 24.
Fifteen individuals from the Erie, Bath and Batavia VA hospitals are coming. TU is dedicating this year’s event to all World War II veterans and encouraging all WWII vets to participate in Tuesday’s escort/parade through Potter County.
Brush/Grass Fire Endangering Gas Well In Horton Township
OUTSIDE FIRE-BRUSH-GRASS
Address: 3502 FIRETOWER RD
City: HORTON
Cross Streets: MOUNTAIN LAUREL LN * FIRE TOWER RD
REPORT FIRE ENDANGERING A GAS WELL, FIRE EXPANDING, 1 ACRE
Agency: ELK COMPANY 7 FD
5/18/2013 4:41:14 PM
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Address: 3502 FIRETOWER RD
City: HORTON
Cross Streets: MOUNTAIN LAUREL LN * FIRE TOWER RD
REPORT FIRE ENDANGERING A GAS WELL, FIRE EXPANDING, 1 ACRE
Agency: ELK COMPANY 7 FD
5/18/2013 4:41:14 PM
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Science World’s Eyes On Local ‘BioBlitz’
Science World’s Eyes On Local ‘BioBlitz’
May 17th, 2013
Sinnemahoning
State Park in Cameron and Potter counties will be abuzz with activity
on Monday and Tuesday (May 20-21) as approximately 30 scientists – many
of them known worldwide – convene to share their knowledge with students
from several area schools. Sinnemahoning BioBlitz will be much more
than an outdoor classroom. Species that are discovered and analyzed and
other data that are collected will be logged as part of ongoing research
being conducted by, among others, the National Geographic Society.
Organizers hope to raise awareness of natural resources and biological
diversity, promote environmental stewardship, and perhaps persuade some
of the students of today to become the conscientious scientists of
tomorrow.Students will collaborate with experts to identify as many kinds of organisms as possible. One of the more elusive creatures they’ll be out to find is an eastern hellbender (above). Researchers are excited about the variety of habitats at the park, including the East Fork of Sinnemahoning Creek, some Exceptional Value and Class A tributaries, an impoundment, vernal pools, ponds, swamps, marshes, grassy fields, woodlands and more.
The public is welcome to observe. BioBlitz kicks off at 9 am Monday in the park’s Wildlife Center and concludes at about 2 pm Tuesday. Scientists and naturalists are coming from museums, universities, state agencies, and conservation groups to support the project. Many will camp at the park and some will be on duty through the night to track nocturnal species. Click here for the Sinnemahoning BioBlitz website to learn more.
Galeton Rotary Club News
Galeton Rotary Club News
by Henry LushThe Galeton Rotary Club met May 2 at the Ox Yoke Inn with Vice President Doug Reeves presiding.
The meeting centered around reports concerning the annual district conference which was held at Gettysburg.
The next week the club met at the Ox Yoke Inn with president Beth Hoff presiding. Rotarian Jeff Bleimeister, curator of the Pennsyvania Lumberman's Museum, reported on the ground breaking ceremony and the start of the $5.4 million project.
On May 16th, Beth once again presided. The program for the evening was a very interesting talk by Jeff Bleimeister about his hobby, Ford Mustang automobiles. Jeff has been engaged in this hobby since 1964. He gave the history of the car and told about the several models he has owned and still does.
Plans are moving forward for the annual Woodsman's Show at Cherry Springs on August 2, 3, 4.
Coudersport Ambulance To Fox's Pizza Parking LOt
At 3:04 PM on Saturday, Coudersport Ambulance & Medic 6 have been dispatched to the parking lot of Fox's Pizza on Rt. 6 West for a person who sustained a leg injury from a motorcycle.
Lawrence G. “Doc” Page, 87, of Coudersport, formerly of Austin, PA
Lawrence G. “Doc” Page
Lawrence G. “Doc” Page, 87, of Coudersport, formerly of Austin, passed away with his daughter at his side on Friday, May 17, 2013 at Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport after a brief illness.
Born March 17, 1926 in Port Allegany, he was a son of Lawrence G. and Viola Erhart Page. He married Shirley Perry who passed away in 1993.
He was a graduate of Austin High School. Mr. Page later received a doctorate degree in mechanics.
He was employed as a master mechanic at the former Sharp’s Garage in Austin.
He was a life member of the Austin Volunteer Fire Department where he also served with the fire police for several years. Until the time of Doc’s illness, he was still repairing small engines and enjoyed woodworking and tinkering.
Surviving are a daughter, Anita P. (Edwin) Vossler of Austin; a son, David P. Page of Roulette; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; two brothers, Harold Page and Walter Page, both of Coudersport; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents and wife, Doc was predeceased by a stepson, Rodger Perry; and a step-grandson, Matt Vossler.
Friends are invited to attend a memorial service at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 25, 2013 at the Austin United Methodist Church, Austin, with the Rev. Steven D. Small, pastor of the Southern Potter United Methodist Charge, officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery, Austin.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be made to the Coudersport Volunteer Fire Department, PO Box 161, Coudersport, PA 16915 or the Austin Volunteer Fire Department, PO Box 328, Austin, PA 16720.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, Shinglehouse, PA.
A fond memory of Doc may be expressed at www.virgillhowardfuneralhome.com
Lawrence G. “Doc” Page, 87, of Coudersport, formerly of Austin, passed away with his daughter at his side on Friday, May 17, 2013 at Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport after a brief illness.
Born March 17, 1926 in Port Allegany, he was a son of Lawrence G. and Viola Erhart Page. He married Shirley Perry who passed away in 1993.
He was a graduate of Austin High School. Mr. Page later received a doctorate degree in mechanics.
He was employed as a master mechanic at the former Sharp’s Garage in Austin.
He was a life member of the Austin Volunteer Fire Department where he also served with the fire police for several years. Until the time of Doc’s illness, he was still repairing small engines and enjoyed woodworking and tinkering.
Surviving are a daughter, Anita P. (Edwin) Vossler of Austin; a son, David P. Page of Roulette; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; three step-grandchildren; two brothers, Harold Page and Walter Page, both of Coudersport; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to his parents and wife, Doc was predeceased by a stepson, Rodger Perry; and a step-grandson, Matt Vossler.
Friends are invited to attend a memorial service at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 25, 2013 at the Austin United Methodist Church, Austin, with the Rev. Steven D. Small, pastor of the Southern Potter United Methodist Charge, officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery, Austin.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorials be made to the Coudersport Volunteer Fire Department, PO Box 161, Coudersport, PA 16915 or the Austin Volunteer Fire Department, PO Box 328, Austin, PA 16720.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, Shinglehouse, PA.
A fond memory of Doc may be expressed at www.virgillhowardfuneralhome.com
Smethport Fire Dispatched To Set Up LZ For Mercyflight
Smethport Fire Dispatched To Set Up LZ For Mercyflight
At 1:00 PM on Saturday, Smethport Fire Dept. has been dispatched to set up a landing zone at the Coryville ball field for Mercy Flight.
At 1:00 PM on Saturday, Smethport Fire Dept. has been dispatched to set up a landing zone at the Coryville ball field for Mercy Flight.
Silver Bits Members Present Work Shop
Silver Bits Members Present Work Shop
Silver Bits 4-H Horse and Pony Club members, Sabrina Williams, Abbie Anderson, Carter Anderson, Kourtnee Kosa along with Alyssa Kelleher presented a work shop on "How to Groom A Pony" at Northern Potter Children's School second grade "Round Up" event on Friday, May 17th at Northern Potter Children's School. Second graders had hands on experience in grooming a pony and also experienced a pony ride.
DEP Issues Drilling Violations
PA Permit Violation Issued to Phoenix Energy Llc in Glade Twp, Warren County
Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 2013-05-16 to Phoenix Energy Llc in Glade Twp, Warren county. 102.4 - Failure to minimize accelerated erosion, implement E&S plan, maintain E&S controls. Failure to stabilize site until total site restoration under OGA Sec 206(c)(d)Tags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling
PA Permit Violation Issued to D &Amp; S Energy Corp in Cherry Grove Twp, Warren County
Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 2013-05-14 to D &Amp; S Energy Corp in Cherry Grove Twp, Warren county. 102.4 - Failure to minimize accelerated erosion, implement E&S plan, maintain E&S controls. Failure to stabilize site until total site restoration under OGA Sec 206(c)(d)Tags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling
PA Permit Violation Issued to D &Amp; S Energy Corp in Cherry Grove Twp, Warren County
Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 2013-05-14 to D &Amp; S Energy Corp in Cherry Grove Twp, Warren county. 102.4 - Failure to minimize accelerated erosion, implement E&S plan, maintain E&S controls. Failure to stabilize site until total site restoration under OGA Sec 206(c)(d)Tags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling
PA Permit Violation Issued to D &Amp; S Energy Corp in Cherry Grove Twp, Warren County
Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 2013-05-14 to D &Amp; S Energy Corp in Cherry Grove Twp, Warren county. 102.4 - Failure to minimize accelerated erosion, implement E&S plan, maintain E&S controls. Failure to stabilize site until total site restoration under OGA Sec 206(c)(d)Tags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling
PA Permit Violation Issued to Branch John D in Warren City, Warren County
Administrative violation issued on 2013-05-16 to Branch John D in Warren City, Warren county. 205A - Drilling w/in 200 ft of building or water well w/o varianceTags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling
"How to Draw A Horse Work Shop"
How To Draw A Horse Work Shop
Northern Potter High School Students, Nicole Graham, Delena Howell, and Amber Thompson presented a "How to Draw A Horse Work Shop" to Northern Potter Children's School 2nd Graders at their "Round Up" Event on Friday May17th. The event was directed by Ms. Wendy Hamilton and Ms. Jessica Knowles.
Firefighters Responding To Smoke In The Basement In Ridgway
STRUCTURE FIRE-RESIDENT SINGLE
Address: 820 N BROAD ST
City: RIDGWAY_B
Cross Streets: CLARION ST * EAGLE ST
FIREFIGHTER ON SCENE REPORTS SMOKE IN 2ND FLOOR
Agency: ELK COMPANY 4 FD
5/18/2013 11:04:38 AM
CALL FOR MASK MEN TO ENTER HOUSE
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Address: 820 N BROAD ST
City: RIDGWAY_B
Cross Streets: CLARION ST * EAGLE ST
FIREFIGHTER ON SCENE REPORTS SMOKE IN 2ND FLOOR
Agency: ELK COMPANY 4 FD
5/18/2013 11:04:38 AM
CALL FOR MASK MEN TO ENTER HOUSE
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The Little Nippers will be holding a Ham and Turkey Party on Saturday, May 18, 2013, beginning at 7:00pm
The Little Nippers will be holding a Ham and Turkey Party on Saturday, May 18, 2013, beginning at 7:00pm at the Otto Township Fire Department on Sweitzer Drive in Duke Center, Pa.
Light snacks and beverages will be served. Door prizes and other raffles will be held throughout the evening.
Proceeds from this event will benefit the Tim Murphy Memorial Scholarship and the Little Nippers’ general scholarship fund. All are invited to attend.
Light snacks and beverages will be served. Door prizes and other raffles will be held throughout the evening.
Proceeds from this event will benefit the Tim Murphy Memorial Scholarship and the Little Nippers’ general scholarship fund. All are invited to attend.
Dale R. Hultz, 61, Rochester, NY
Dale R. Hultz, 61. Surrounded by his loving family, Dale passed away on May 16, 2013 at Benincasa Comfort Care Home after a courageous 5 year battle with cancer.
Predeceased by his father, Wallace (Red) Hultz. Survived by his beloved wife Theresa (Briody) Ryan Hultz; sons, Ryan (Kristen) and Kyle Hultz, Michael (Kristen) and Daniel (Kristen) Ryan.
Dale is survived by his loving mother, Jane Hultz; sister, Joni (Earl) Saunders; both of Port Allegany, PA. and many loving family members, friends, and co-workers. Dale worked for 40 years in Interventional Radiology at Strong Hospital, caring for patients, training staff, and making life-long friends.
Calling hours will be Monday, May 20, 2013, 3-7PM at Miller Funeral and Cremation Services, Inc. 3325 Winton Rd. S., Rochester, New York. A Service celebrating Dale's life will be held Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 10:30 AM in the Interfaith Chapel at the funeral home with interment immediately following at Pine Hill Cemetery, Rush, New York.
Predeceased by his father, Wallace (Red) Hultz. Survived by his beloved wife Theresa (Briody) Ryan Hultz; sons, Ryan (Kristen) and Kyle Hultz, Michael (Kristen) and Daniel (Kristen) Ryan.
Dale is survived by his loving mother, Jane Hultz; sister, Joni (Earl) Saunders; both of Port Allegany, PA. and many loving family members, friends, and co-workers. Dale worked for 40 years in Interventional Radiology at Strong Hospital, caring for patients, training staff, and making life-long friends.
Calling hours will be Monday, May 20, 2013, 3-7PM at Miller Funeral and Cremation Services, Inc. 3325 Winton Rd. S., Rochester, New York. A Service celebrating Dale's life will be held Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at 10:30 AM in the Interfaith Chapel at the funeral home with interment immediately following at Pine Hill Cemetery, Rush, New York.
Traffic Crash In St. Marys With Injury
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT/INJURIES
Address: HORSESHOE DR and N SAINT MARYS ST
City: ST_MARYS
Cross Streets: SILVER CREEK RD * HORSESHOE DR
1 PATIENT WITH INJURIES, POLICE ON SCENE
Agency: ST MARYS AMB
5/18/2013 9:52:44 AM
Address: HORSESHOE DR and N SAINT MARYS ST
City: ST_MARYS
Cross Streets: SILVER CREEK RD * HORSESHOE DR
1 PATIENT WITH INJURIES, POLICE ON SCENE
Agency: ST MARYS AMB
5/18/2013 9:52:44 AM
MVA In Austin Overnight
| 5/18/2013 | 1:47 AM | MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT | 27 1/2 MAIN ST | AUSTIN BORO |
"Bioblitz" at Sinnemahoning State Park, May 20-21
"Bioblitz" Planned at Sinnemahoning State Park, May 20-21
HARRISBURG, Pa., May 17, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Scientists, naturalists and volunteers from across the state will gather May 20-21 at Sinnemahoning State Park, Cameron County, in an extensive effort to document the park's wide variety of life forms.
The goal of the event is to identify as many plants and animals as possible in day and night field exercises, popularly known within the scientific community as a "bioblitz."
"It's fitting to host this event in a park that's home to a new, state-of-the-art Wildlife Center," Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary Richard Allan said. "When the final tallies are in from this 'bioblitz,' we will be able to make future resource management decisions based on scientific fact."
The research is being gathered in cooperation with a wide variety of regional governmental, educational and commercial entities. Biologists and naturalists will be finding and identifying mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, aquatic and terrestrial insects, fungi, mosses and many other species.
"Bioblitz findings will supply us with an invaluable snapshot of the biological wealth found in this park's 142-acre lake and its more than 1,900 acres," Allan said. "We are inviting the general public, private citizens, teachers, local high school students and university members to observe, interact and participate in sampling activities."
"We are hoping to learn as much as possible about the biological diversity of the area so that it can be properly conserved and managed, but this 'bioblitz' will offer much more," Allan said. "Beyond establishing baseline information, the event will give participants a chance to join biologists in the field; participate in bona fide research; and learn from experts about biological inventorying and the importance of biodiversity."
Rain or shine, activities will begin at the park's Wildlife Center at 8 a.m. Monday, May 20, and close at 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 21. Participation is free, but pre-registration is requested.
Sponsors include: Dominion Foundation, Potter County and Cameron County boards of commissioners, Potter County and Cameron County conservation districts, League of Women Voters, and the Austin Dam Memorial Association.
This is the third event of its kind sponsored by DCNR. DCNR's first "bioblitz" was held in 2004, when almost 200 scientists, volunteers and onlookers combed fields and forests of then-newly acquired Erie Bluffs State Park along Lake Erie in Erie County. Kings Gap Environmental Education Center hosted a similar gathering in June 2012 on its 2,530 acres in Cumberland County.
A focal point of the PA Wilds region surrounded by Elk State Forest, Sinnemahoning is on the First Fork of the Sinnemahoning Creek and offers picturesque views of surrounding mountains and deep valleys. It is home to abundant wildlife, including nesting bald eagles, elk, and many birds and butterflies, many of which can be viewed from the Wildlife Center.
For more information on Sinnemahoning and Pennsylvania's other 119 state parks, visit www.dcnr.state.pa.us (select "Find a Park").
Plans In Place For Tuesday’s Primary Election
Plans In Place For Tuesday’s Primary Election
May 17th, 2013
Primary
election polls will be open across Potter County from 7 am to 8 pm on
Tuesday, May 21. Only registered Republicans and Democrats may vote. A list of offices and candidates to appear on the ballot in each voting district can be found on the county website, pottercountypa.net (click on Elections/Voter Registration).
Those adults who have not cast a ballot in the last five years or more have been purged from the rolls. Anyone seeking to check eligibility or having other questions should call 274-8467 or use a website, votespa.com.
The state’s proposed photo ID requirement is not in effect, but poll workers will be asking for an ID to help get voters in the habit of presenting one, as the law is likely to be implemented in the near future.
Friday, May 17, 2013
Coudersport Ambulance To Ross Glen Road
At 10:32 PM on Friday, Coudersport Ambulance & Medic 6 have been called to Ross Glen Road for a medical emergency.
Working Structure Fire On Maple Avenue in Friendship
Working Structure Fire On Maple Avenue in Friendship
At 10:00 PM on Friday, Friendhip ans Cuba Fire Dept. have been called to a working structure fire at 10 Maple Avenue in Friendship. Clarksville Fire has been dispatched with mask men. Belmont to Friendship for standby. Fast team 1 to the scene.
10:12 PM--Request Fire Investigators, Power Company to scene, New Hudson to Cuba for Standby
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At 10:00 PM on Friday, Friendhip ans Cuba Fire Dept. have been called to a working structure fire at 10 Maple Avenue in Friendship. Clarksville Fire has been dispatched with mask men. Belmont to Friendship for standby. Fast team 1 to the scene.
10:12 PM--Request Fire Investigators, Power Company to scene, New Hudson to Cuba for Standby
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Man Charged In Theft Of Tractors From AJ's In Mansfield
Man charged in tractor thefts
Wellsboro Gazette
State police have charged Adam Colin Corrigan, 31, Liberty, in connection with an April 1 and 2 theft from AJ’s Outdoor Power Equipment, Mansfield.
Corrigan is scheduled for a preliminary hearing Wednesday, May 22, on four counts of theft by unlawful taking, three counts of receiving stolen property and one count of criminal mischief. He is being held at the Tioga County Prison in lieu of $50,000 bail. Read more...
Port Allegany Dispatched to Unknown Type Fire
PORT ALLEGANY RECALLED BY CHIEF 320
At 8:28 PM on Friday, Port Allegany Fire Dept. has been dispatched to an unknown type fire at Rt. 6 & Coleman Mills Road. Chief 320 recalled the department.
At 8:28 PM on Friday, Port Allegany Fire Dept. has been dispatched to an unknown type fire at Rt. 6 & Coleman Mills Road. Chief 320 recalled the department.
“Wine & Whiskers,”
The Animal Care Sanctuary is hosting “Wine & Whiskers,” July 20, 2013 in Wellsboro, across from Weis Markets. There will be wine tasting from the award winning Shade Mountain Vineyard and Winery in Middlesburg, PA, and Keuka Lake Vineyards from Hammondsport, NY. We will also be serving fabulous food offerings from Wellsboro's local restaurants; a pet parade across the catwalk will spark a lively pet sponsorship auction competition, and live music will be performed by talented local musicians: Brandon Lusk, Carl Conn, Daria Guelig, and Ally Hepp. To add to the evening’s fun, the PhotoShack booth will be set up so you can play dress up with our pets and get you picture taken, plus a silent auction of unique and desirable gifts will entice you to dig deep to benefit of shelter animals in Tioga and surrounding counties. You will have many chances to win terrific prizes as you discover ACS’s mission to provide a safe, loving shelter for unwanted animals who deserve excellent medical and emotional care while they reside with us.
“It’s important for our shelter animals to gain visibility and exposure as we complete our second year as residents at the sanctuary across from Weis. ACS gives these animals a voice, oversees their well-being, and assures they have a good quality of life while waiting to find their forever homes. Each animal is one of our own that we love, and we want to extend that feeling through community outreach to all animal lovers, “said Joan Smith-Reese, executive director for ACS.
Everyone is encouraged to attend Wine & Whiskers, July 20th from 5 pm to 8 pm at 11765 Route 6 in Wellsboro, PA. Please see www.animalcaresanctuary.org to be a sponsor, purchase your tickets, or make a donation for the animals. Tickets are $35 pp and on sale at ACS shelter
11765 Route 6 across from Weis. Adults only please.
“We are delighted so many area businesses express such interest in helping to care for, and love for our furry, four-legged residents. With huge hearts, they are donating, and want to learn more about animal care, animal safety, shelter animal health, and being part of a center of excellence for all animals. We thank them from the bottoms of our hearts,” says Wendy Reber, Wellsboro ACS Director for Tioga County. Call her at 570-724-3687 for further information about this important event.
In Wellsboro- Adoption Hours: Thurs – Mon. 10am to 4pm; Tues & Wed. 10am to 6pm
In East Smithfield – open Tues – Fri 8:30am to 4:30 pm; Sat & Sun 10am to 4pm
“It’s important for our shelter animals to gain visibility and exposure as we complete our second year as residents at the sanctuary across from Weis. ACS gives these animals a voice, oversees their well-being, and assures they have a good quality of life while waiting to find their forever homes. Each animal is one of our own that we love, and we want to extend that feeling through community outreach to all animal lovers, “said Joan Smith-Reese, executive director for ACS.
Everyone is encouraged to attend Wine & Whiskers, July 20th from 5 pm to 8 pm at 11765 Route 6 in Wellsboro, PA. Please see www.animalcaresanctuary.org to be a sponsor, purchase your tickets, or make a donation for the animals. Tickets are $35 pp and on sale at ACS shelter
11765 Route 6 across from Weis. Adults only please.
“We are delighted so many area businesses express such interest in helping to care for, and love for our furry, four-legged residents. With huge hearts, they are donating, and want to learn more about animal care, animal safety, shelter animal health, and being part of a center of excellence for all animals. We thank them from the bottoms of our hearts,” says Wendy Reber, Wellsboro ACS Director for Tioga County. Call her at 570-724-3687 for further information about this important event.
In Wellsboro- Adoption Hours: Thurs – Mon. 10am to 4pm; Tues & Wed. 10am to 6pm
In East Smithfield – open Tues – Fri 8:30am to 4:30 pm; Sat & Sun 10am to 4pm
OUTSIDE FIRE-BRUSH-GRASS
OUTSIDE FIRE-BRUSH-GRASS
Address: 581 W MAIN STREET EXT
City: FOX
Cross Streets: BRANDY CAMP RD * SHELVEY SUMMIT RD
Agency: ELK COMPANY 3 FD
5/17/2013 7:28:30 PM
7:45 PM--CHIEF 3 REPORTS FIRE CONTAINED
Address: 581 W MAIN STREET EXT
City: FOX
Cross Streets: BRANDY CAMP RD * SHELVEY SUMMIT RD
Agency: ELK COMPANY 3 FD
5/17/2013 7:28:30 PM
7:45 PM--CHIEF 3 REPORTS FIRE CONTAINED
Coudersport Area Recreational Park Restoration Continues
CARP park restoration is continuing today.
They will be prepping, placing lines, and coating the basketball and tennis courts.
Donations are also continuing to be accepted at the Borough office and Northwest Savings Bank for anyone wishing to contribute.
Additionally the rest room facilities will now be open at the pavilion while the park is open for all to use.
They will be prepping, placing lines, and coating the basketball and tennis courts.
Donations are also continuing to be accepted at the Borough office and Northwest Savings Bank for anyone wishing to contribute.
Additionally the rest room facilities will now be open at the pavilion while the park is open for all to use.
PITT-BRADFORD, JCC SIGN TRANSFER AGREEMENT
PITT-BRADFORD, JCC SIGN TRANSFER AGREEMENT FOR GENERAL STUDIES DEGREE
BRADFORD, Pa. – The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford and Jamestown Community College have signed a transfer agreement enabling students with an associate degree to seamlessly transfer into Pitt-Bradford’s bachelor’s of arts degree program in general studies.
The two colleges have also updated their other articulation agreements, which prepare JCC graduates for entry into Pitt-Bradford bachelor’s degree programs in accounting, applied mathematics, biology, biology education (7-12), broadcast communications, business, computer, and information technology (K-12), business management, chemistry, chemistry education (7-12), computer information systems and technology, criminal justice, early level education (pre-K), economics, English education (7-12), environmental education (7-12), environmental studies, health and physical education (7-12), history/political science, hospitality management, human relations, interdisciplinary arts, mathematics education (7-12), nursing, psychology, public relations, social sciences, social studies education (7-12), sociology, sport and recreation management, sports medicine, and writing.
Each agreement guarantees acceptance of JCC students who successfully complete up to 75 transferable credit hours and meet other requirements specific to each bachelor’s degree program.
The agreements also stipulate junior standing for students who transfer a minimum of 60 credit hours, and guarantee the opportunity to complete the bachelor’s degree in four semesters at Pitt-Bradford to JCC students who complete specified courses as part of their associate degree.
Pitt-Bradford has a student enrollment of 1,500 students and offers 42 majors and more than 50 minors. An overview of all Pitt-Bradford articulation agreements can be viewed at http://www.upb.pitt.edu/articulation.aspx.
BRADFORD, Pa. – The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford and Jamestown Community College have signed a transfer agreement enabling students with an associate degree to seamlessly transfer into Pitt-Bradford’s bachelor’s of arts degree program in general studies.
The two colleges have also updated their other articulation agreements, which prepare JCC graduates for entry into Pitt-Bradford bachelor’s degree programs in accounting, applied mathematics, biology, biology education (7-12), broadcast communications, business, computer, and information technology (K-12), business management, chemistry, chemistry education (7-12), computer information systems and technology, criminal justice, early level education (pre-K), economics, English education (7-12), environmental education (7-12), environmental studies, health and physical education (7-12), history/political science, hospitality management, human relations, interdisciplinary arts, mathematics education (7-12), nursing, psychology, public relations, social sciences, social studies education (7-12), sociology, sport and recreation management, sports medicine, and writing.
Each agreement guarantees acceptance of JCC students who successfully complete up to 75 transferable credit hours and meet other requirements specific to each bachelor’s degree program.
The agreements also stipulate junior standing for students who transfer a minimum of 60 credit hours, and guarantee the opportunity to complete the bachelor’s degree in four semesters at Pitt-Bradford to JCC students who complete specified courses as part of their associate degree.
Pitt-Bradford has a student enrollment of 1,500 students and offers 42 majors and more than 50 minors. An overview of all Pitt-Bradford articulation agreements can be viewed at http://www.upb.pitt.edu/articulation.aspx.
Shirley A. Reynolds, 73, of 805 South Kendall Ave., Bradford, PA
Shirley A. Reynolds, 73, of 805 South Kendall Ave., Bradford, PA, died, Friday May, 17, 2013 at the Bradford Regional Medical Center.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes Inc. Online condolences may be made at www.hollenbeckcahill.com
Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes Inc. Online condolences may be made at www.hollenbeckcahill.com
Chicken and biscuit dinner
Chicken and Biscuit Dinner
When May 19th 12:00 - 4:00
Where Austin Vets Club
Adults $7:00
Kids 10& under $3.00
Benefits Sam Earle
When May 19th 12:00 - 4:00
Where Austin Vets Club
Adults $7:00
Kids 10& under $3.00
Benefits Sam Earle
"Yard Sale, Bake Sale, Car Wash and Pony Rides!!
"Yard Sale, Bake Sale, Car Wash and Pony Rides!! Saturday, May 18th during the town wide yard sales. Hosted by Port Allegany.
Luckyhorseshoes 4H club.
Yard sale and bake sale 8:00am to ?
Car wash and pony rides 9:00ish to ?
Located at 1026 E Mill Street, Port Allegany. (Bonser farm on Lillibridge Creek Rd)
Come support the local 4H!!"
Luckyhorseshoes 4H club.
Yard sale and bake sale 8:00am to ?
Car wash and pony rides 9:00ish to ?
Located at 1026 E Mill Street, Port Allegany. (Bonser farm on Lillibridge Creek Rd)
Come support the local 4H!!"
Teacher and School Community (3 graduate credits)
Teacher and School Community (3 graduate credits)
This 3-credit graduate workshop, offered through East Stroudsburg University’s Professional and Secondary Education (PSED) department analyzes a wide spectrum of human relations within the broad area of basic education. Common professional problems are discussed. It also includes an examination of the values and beliefs of the community as related to the public school.
This course is being held Monday through Friday, June 10 – 14, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Coudersport office of the Potter County Education Council. For more information or to register, please call (570) 422-2856 or email jserowick@esu.edu.
This 3-credit graduate workshop, offered through East Stroudsburg University’s Professional and Secondary Education (PSED) department analyzes a wide spectrum of human relations within the broad area of basic education. Common professional problems are discussed. It also includes an examination of the values and beliefs of the community as related to the public school.
This course is being held Monday through Friday, June 10 – 14, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Coudersport office of the Potter County Education Council. For more information or to register, please call (570) 422-2856 or email jserowick@esu.edu.
Lucille Hegele Lanphere, 100, of Shinglehouse, PA
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| Lucille Hegele Lanphere |
“retired educator”
Lucille Hegele Lanphere, 100, of Shinglehouse, PA, passed away Thursday, May 16, 2013 in the Bradford Ecumenical Home, Bradford, after a short illness.
Born May 2, 1913 on the family farm in Mansfield, she was a daughter of Paul A. and Myra B. Goodall Hegele. On July 23, 1940 in Clarksville, Virginia, she married Winfield E. Lanphere, who passed away on June 19, 1985.
Mrs. Lanphere was a graduate of Mansfield High School and a graduate of Mansfield Teachers College (now Mansfield University) with a double education major. She received a Masters equivalent in education from Duke University. She did graduate work at Penn State University, St. Bonaventure University, SUNY at Geneseo, and Elmira College.
Mrs. Lanphere retired in June of 1976 after 30 years of teaching at Oswayo Valley High School in Shinglehouse. During her years in the Shinglehouse school system, she was the school librarian and later after earning a French degree, she became the French teacher. Many students recall the question “Parlez-vous francais?” Hopefully many also remember the correct response, especially those who she took abroad. In 1969, she received the Teacher of the Year award. She also founded the National Honor Society chapter for the Oswayo Valley Junior/Senior High School, which gave her great satisfaction. A life-long learner herself, Mrs. Lanphere led others into believing that learning is something we all need to be doing throughout our lives. The world is ever-changing and our challenge is to meet it head on with chins up and eyes open.
Mrs. Lanphere was a member of Kappa Delta Pi National Honorary Education Society and a member of Delta Kappa Gamma International Honor Society for Women Teachers. Mrs. Lanphere was a life member of the Pennsylvania State Education Association and a life member of the Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees. She was also a member of the Potter-Tioga County School Retirees Association. She was a former member of the Shinglehouse Board of School Directors where she served as treasurer.
She was a member of the Oswayo Valley Historical Society in Shinglehouse and a member of the former Shinglehouse/Oswayo Valley Lions Club.
She was an avid reader and journal writer and also enjoyed gardening. Mrs. Lanphere enjoyed wintering in Florida with her husband and family for many years.
Surviving are three daughters, Joanne E. Aloi of Olean, NY, Janice A. (Stephen) Hancharick of Raleigh, NC, and Janette L. (Barry) Church of Shinglehouse; six grandchildren, Christopher C. Aloi, Kari L. (David) Drake, Michelle L. George, Jeffrey W. (Renee`) Hancharick, Jason F. (Lori) Putt, and Jaime L. (Drew) Horman; ten great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, Mrs. Lanphere was predeceased by a sister, Pauline Dewitt, who died on September 12, 1997.
Friends may call on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Virgil L. Howard Funeral, 118 South Union Street, Shinglehouse, PA. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery, Shinglehouse.
A celebration of Mrs. Lanphere’s life will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 30, 2013 in the First Baptist Church, Shinglehouse, with the Rev. Russell J. Horning, pastor and the Rev. Darell D. Harris of Oswayo, officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Oswayo Valley Memorial Library, PO Box 188, Shinglehouse, PA 16748; the Oswayo Valley Historical Society, PO Box 699, Shinglehouse, PA 16748; or to a charity of the donor’s choice.
A fond memory of Mrs. Lanphere can be expressed at www.virgillhowardfuneralhome.com
Fire Dept. Dispatched To Search For 3 Year Old In Woods
Fire Dept. Dispatched To Search For 3 Year Old In Woods
At 3:44 PM on Friday, Wellsboro Fire Dept. has been dispatched to search for a lost 3 year old child who wandered off into the woods at 3503 Rt. 660 in Shippen Township.
4:07 PM--GALETON & MIDDLEBURY DISPATCHED MUTUAL AID TO ASSIST IN THE SEARCH.
4:31 PM--CHILD HAS BEEN FOUND--RECALL MIDDLEBURY & GALETON
At 3:44 PM on Friday, Wellsboro Fire Dept. has been dispatched to search for a lost 3 year old child who wandered off into the woods at 3503 Rt. 660 in Shippen Township.
4:07 PM--GALETON & MIDDLEBURY DISPATCHED MUTUAL AID TO ASSIST IN THE SEARCH.
4:31 PM--CHILD HAS BEEN FOUND--RECALL MIDDLEBURY & GALETON
Roulette Dispatched For Smoke Investigation On Oak Lane
Roulette Dispatched For Smoke Investigation On Oak Lane
At 2:32 PM on Friday, Roulette Fire Dept. has been dispatched to the Werts residence at 10 Oak Lane for a smoke investigation.
3:24 PM--REPORT FIRE UNDER CONTROL
At 2:32 PM on Friday, Roulette Fire Dept. has been dispatched to the Werts residence at 10 Oak Lane for a smoke investigation.
3:24 PM--REPORT FIRE UNDER CONTROL
2005 Peterbilt Conventional 387 Truck For Sale by Sealed Bid
2005 Peterbilt Conventional 387 Truck For Sale by Sealed Bid
FOR SALE: 2005 Peterbilt Conventional 387 Truck.
For information contact Lora at (814) 642-2531 ext. 127.
Sealed bid must be received by Friday May 31, 2013 at
The First National Bank of Port Allegany,
PO Box 99, Port Allegany, PA 16743.
Vehicle sold “as is”.
The Bank reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
For information contact Lora at (814) 642-2531 ext. 127.
Sealed bid must be received by Friday May 31, 2013 at
The First National Bank of Port Allegany,
PO Box 99, Port Allegany, PA 16743.
Vehicle sold “as is”.
The Bank reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
Second Pipe Bomb Found In St. Marys Area This Week
Pipe bomb neutralized in St. Marys
Courier Express Friday, May 17, 2013
The latest incident occurred in the City of St. Marys around 7 p.m. Wednesday.
City police say a pipe bomb was found in a wooded area off Aviation Way.
The State College bomb unit and the state police were notified. The device was rendered safe. Police say the investigation continues.
Assisting in the incident were State College and Penn State University police departments, Crystal Fire Department and St. Marys Ambulance.
Separately, a small homemade explosive device was found near Boone Mountain Monday morning. Read more...
Coudersport Dispatched To Unknown Type Fire In Area Of Troupe Road
Unknown Type Fire
At 12:08 PM on Friday, Coudersport Fire Dept. has been dispatched to the area of the Troupe Road for an unknown type fire. Investigation revealed a large rubbish fire at the end of Angel Lane.
12:17 PM--RECALLED BY CHIEF 48
At 12:08 PM on Friday, Coudersport Fire Dept. has been dispatched to the area of the Troupe Road for an unknown type fire. Investigation revealed a large rubbish fire at the end of Angel Lane.
12:17 PM--RECALLED BY CHIEF 48
Mary A. Sweeley, 93, Lewis Run, PA
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| Mary A. Sweeley |
Born July 20, 1919, in Lewis Run, she was a daughter of the late Gaetano and Lucia (Vecellio-Buoite) Zamberlan.
On January 18, 1947, in Lewis Run she married Clyde T. "Doc" Sweeley, who died on October 30, 2011.
Mrs. Sweeley attended school in Lewis Run. She was a member of Our Mother of Perpetual Help Church and a lifetime member of the Lewis Run Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary. She enjoyed traveling, especially her trips to Alaska, Hawaii, Italy.
Surviving are four daughters, Karen (Ron) Ryder, of Volant, Lucy (Donald) Patton, of Gloucester, VA, Debbie (Tom) Lester, of Penn Run, and Tina Thompson, of Clymer, one son, Bruce (Doris) Sweeley, of Erie, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, 3 brothers and 3 sisters.
Family will be receiving friends on Sunday, May 19, 2013, from 2 to 4pm & 6 to 8pm in the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes, Inc., 33 South Ave., where a prayer service will be held at 10:15am Monday, May 20, 2013, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00am in Our Mother of Perpetual Help Church, with Rev. Steven Collins, pastor as celebrant. Burial will be in McKean Memorial Park.
Memorials, if desired, may be made to Our Mother of Perpetual Help Church, the Lewis Run Volunteer Fire Department, or the charity of the donor's choice.
Online condolences may be made at www.hollenbeckcahill.com
PGE Wants To Plug 2 Marcellus Wells In Potter County
State Police to Offer Child Safety Seat Checkpoints Statewide as Part of Campaign to Save Lives on Roadways
State Police to Offer Child Safety Seat Checkpoints Statewide as Part of Campaign to Save Lives on Roadways
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania State Police will offer free child safety seat inspections statewide in conjunction with the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s “Click It or Ticket” campaign from May 20 to June 2.
“Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death and injury for children 15 and younger, and many of those tragedies occur because the child passenger is not properly restrained,” State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan said. “Ensuring the safety of our most precious cargo must be our first priority every time we get behind the wheel.”
Each of the department’s troops will conduct at least one safety seat check during the week, Noonan said. The seat checks are designed to teach parents the proper installation and use of child safety seats.
“We know that child passenger safety seats save lives, but only when they are installed and used properly,” Noonan said. “Using these seats properly is an absolute must for everyone traveling with children.”
Pennsylvania law requires that children under the age of 4 ride in a federally-approved car seat that is appropriate for the child's age, height and weight. Children ages 4 through 7 must use a booster seat if they are no longer in a car seat. Children who weigh more than 80 pounds or who are of a height of 4 feet 9 inches or taller may be fastened in the vehicle’s safety seat belt system without the use of a child booster seat.
The state’s seat belt law mandates that children ages 8 to 17 must use a seat belt, and violating this law is a primary offense. It is a secondary offense for drivers and front-seat passengers age 18 and older to travel unbuckled.
Because of the potential dangers associated with air bag deployment, children ages 12 and under should always ride in a vehicle’s back seat.
The State Police Bureau of Patrol also offered the following tips:
• Read and follow the car seat and vehicle manufacturers’ instructions;
• Use the car’s seat belt to anchor the seat to the car unless you are using a child safety seat with the LATCH system;
• Fill out and return the registration card for your seat so you'll know if it is recalled because of a problem;
• Make sure the seat’s harness fits snugly; and
• Use a tether strap if the seat requires it.
For a list of child car seat safety inspection locations and dates, visit the state police website at www.psp.state.pa.us – click on the banner ad at the top of the homepage.
Harrisburg – The Pennsylvania State Police will offer free child safety seat inspections statewide in conjunction with the national Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s “Click It or Ticket” campaign from May 20 to June 2.
“Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death and injury for children 15 and younger, and many of those tragedies occur because the child passenger is not properly restrained,” State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan said. “Ensuring the safety of our most precious cargo must be our first priority every time we get behind the wheel.”
Each of the department’s troops will conduct at least one safety seat check during the week, Noonan said. The seat checks are designed to teach parents the proper installation and use of child safety seats.
“We know that child passenger safety seats save lives, but only when they are installed and used properly,” Noonan said. “Using these seats properly is an absolute must for everyone traveling with children.”
Pennsylvania law requires that children under the age of 4 ride in a federally-approved car seat that is appropriate for the child's age, height and weight. Children ages 4 through 7 must use a booster seat if they are no longer in a car seat. Children who weigh more than 80 pounds or who are of a height of 4 feet 9 inches or taller may be fastened in the vehicle’s safety seat belt system without the use of a child booster seat.
The state’s seat belt law mandates that children ages 8 to 17 must use a seat belt, and violating this law is a primary offense. It is a secondary offense for drivers and front-seat passengers age 18 and older to travel unbuckled.
Because of the potential dangers associated with air bag deployment, children ages 12 and under should always ride in a vehicle’s back seat.
The State Police Bureau of Patrol also offered the following tips:
• Read and follow the car seat and vehicle manufacturers’ instructions;
• Use the car’s seat belt to anchor the seat to the car unless you are using a child safety seat with the LATCH system;
• Fill out and return the registration card for your seat so you'll know if it is recalled because of a problem;
• Make sure the seat’s harness fits snugly; and
• Use a tether strap if the seat requires it.
For a list of child car seat safety inspection locations and dates, visit the state police website at www.psp.state.pa.us – click on the banner ad at the top of the homepage.
Official List of Port Allegany Town Wide Yard Sales Saturday May 18, 2013
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