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Saturday, August 10, 2013
8/10/2013 7:54 PM FIRE / STRUCTURE 242 MILL ST WESTFIELD BORO
| 8/10/2013 | 7:54 PM | FIRE / STRUCTURE | 242 MILL ST | WESTFIELD BORO |
9:03--FIRE OUT
8/10/2013 7:06 PM MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT 4459 ROUTE 6 SHIPPEN TWP
| 8/10/2013 | 7:06 PM | MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT | 4459 ROUTE 6 | SHIPPEN TWP |
One vehicle rollover crash.
Motorcyclist Killed in Collision with SUV in Clarion County
Motorcyclist Killed in Collision with SUV in Clarion County
FARMINGTON, Pa. (EYT) - A 60-year-old man was killed in a two-vehicle accident earlier today on Route 36 in Farmington Township, Clarion County.Marienville-based State Police said the accident happened when a 2002 GMC Envoy operated by 65-year-old Albino R. Anderson, of Lucinda, was entering Route 36 from Slocum Springs Road and pulled into the path of a south-bound 2007 Harley Davidson motorcycle operated by 60-year-old Robert R. Ruffner of Templeton.
Police say the two vehicles subsequently collided, causing Mr. Ruffner to be ejected from the motorcycle.
Mr. Ruffner was pronounced dead at the scene by Clarion County Coroner Terry Schaffer. The cause of death was listed as blunt force trauma to the head. Read more...
Bradford Ambulance Dispatched For Vehicle Crash
Bradford Ambulance Dispatched For Vehicle Crash
At 6:16 PM on Saturday, Bradford City Ambulance & Corydon Fire Dept. has been dispatched to the area of 3286 W. Washington Street for a 2 vehicle MVA.
At 6:16 PM on Saturday, Bradford City Ambulance & Corydon Fire Dept. has been dispatched to the area of 3286 W. Washington Street for a 2 vehicle MVA.
8/10/2013 4:30 PM MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT HOLDEN BROOK RD OSCEOLA TWP
| 8/10/2013 | 4:30 PM | MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT | HOLDEN BROOK RD | OSCEOLA TWP |
Osceola Fire Dept., Valley Ambulance, Medic 1 due to respond.
4:42 PM Fire M1 RECALLED
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT W/ INJURIES IN FOX TOWNSHIP
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT W/ INJURIES
Address: RIDGE RD and TOBY RD
City: FOX
Cross Streets: BLOOMS RD * RIDGE RD
REPORTING 3 INJURIES, 2 VEHICLE CRASH
Agency: ELK COMPANY 3 FD; FOX TOWNSHIP AMBULANCE; ST. MARYS AMBULANCE
8/10/2013 4:31:08 PM
4:53 PM-AMBULANCE 3 TRANSPORTING ONE TO ELK REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
Address: RIDGE RD and TOBY RD
City: FOX
Cross Streets: BLOOMS RD * RIDGE RD
REPORTING 3 INJURIES, 2 VEHICLE CRASH
Agency: ELK COMPANY 3 FD; FOX TOWNSHIP AMBULANCE; ST. MARYS AMBULANCE
8/10/2013 4:31:08 PM
4:53 PM-AMBULANCE 3 TRANSPORTING ONE TO ELK REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
Land Rescue On Morrison Trail
Land Rescue On Morrison Trail
At 4:10 PM on Saturday, Station 6, 19, 21 and Ambulance 1 to Ranger Station for a land rescue of a person on Morrison Trail with a diabetic emergency.
4:16 PM--MORE MANPOWER REQUESTED
4:41 PM--STATION 15 ASSIST CORYDON TOWNSHIP ON THIS CALL--RECALLED
At 4:10 PM on Saturday, Station 6, 19, 21 and Ambulance 1 to Ranger Station for a land rescue of a person on Morrison Trail with a diabetic emergency.
4:16 PM--MORE MANPOWER REQUESTED
4:41 PM--STATION 15 ASSIST CORYDON TOWNSHIP ON THIS CALL--RECALLED
Lorraine M. Felhauer, 83, of Coudersport, PA, formerly of Oswayo, PA
Lorraine M. Felhauer
Lorraine M. Felhauer, 83, of Coudersport, PA, formerly of Oswayo, PA, passed away Saturday, August 10, 2013, in Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport.
Friends may call on Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, 118 South Union Street, Shinglehouse.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced with a full obituary.
Lorraine M. Felhauer, 83, of Coudersport, PA, formerly of Oswayo, PA, passed away Saturday, August 10, 2013, in Cole Memorial Hospital, Coudersport.
Friends may call on Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, 118 South Union Street, Shinglehouse.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced with a full obituary.
8/10/2013 3:28 PM MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT RT 287 BY NESSMUK DELMAR TWP
| 8/10/2013 | 3:28 PM | MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT | RT 287 BY NESSMUK | DELMAR TWP |
3:47 PM--Ambulance & Medic 1 enroute to Wellsboro Hospital with Patient.
2013 McKean County Fair is kicked off with the annual tractor and farm equipment parade
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| Photo courtesy McKean County Fair |
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Cameron County Fair Continues Today
Schedule of Events
Saturday, August 10, 2013
8:30 a.m. 8th annual Harvey Gribble Memorial horseshoe tournament
10:00 a.m. 4 on 4 Recreational Volleyball Tournament
12:00 p.m. Beaver Hall closes
1:00-4:00 p.m. Pick up competitive exhibits--Please be prompt
6:00 p.m. On The Run Concert on Stage
7:00 p.m. 2013 Cameron County Fair officially closed
TRAUMATIC INJURIES
TRAUMATIC INJURIES
Address: 127 WALCK LN- MEET CALLER AT GRANT ROAD BRIDGE
City: BENEZETTE
Cross Streets: ROUTE 555
MALE ON TRAIL ALONG RAILROAD TRACKS WITH LEG PINNED UNDER A VEHICLE
Agency: BENNETTS VALLEY AMBULANCE; ELK COMPANY 5 FD; STAT HELICOPTER ON STANDBY
8/10/2013 10:00:45 AM
UNITS STAGING AT GRANT ROAD BRIDGE; INCIDENT IS ON A FIRE TRAIL ACROSS THE RIVER AND RAILROAD TRACKS FROM WALCK LANE
10:44 AM-REPORT MALE HAS BEEN EXTRICATED FROM UNDER THE 4 WHEELER AND REMOVED TO A CAMP AWAITING MEDICAL ASSESSMENT, PATIENT MAY NOT NEED MEDICAL TRANSPORT.
10:51--STAND DOWN STAT HELICOPTER
11:15 AM--COMPANY 5 AND EMS RETURNING & AVAILABLE-PATIENT REFUSED MEDICAL TRANSPORT
Address: 127 WALCK LN- MEET CALLER AT GRANT ROAD BRIDGE
City: BENEZETTE
Cross Streets: ROUTE 555
MALE ON TRAIL ALONG RAILROAD TRACKS WITH LEG PINNED UNDER A VEHICLE
Agency: BENNETTS VALLEY AMBULANCE; ELK COMPANY 5 FD; STAT HELICOPTER ON STANDBY
8/10/2013 10:00:45 AM
UNITS STAGING AT GRANT ROAD BRIDGE; INCIDENT IS ON A FIRE TRAIL ACROSS THE RIVER AND RAILROAD TRACKS FROM WALCK LANE
10:51--STAND DOWN STAT HELICOPTER
11:15 AM--COMPANY 5 AND EMS RETURNING & AVAILABLE-PATIENT REFUSED MEDICAL TRANSPORT
PA Gas Drilling Permit Issued in Gaines Twp Township
PA Gas Drilling Permit Issued in Gaines Twp Township
Gas permit issued on 2013-08-01 00:00:00 to ULTRA RESOURCES INC for site TRACT 990 819 3H in Gaines Twp township, Tioga countyTags: PADEP, frack, permit, drilling, Gas
Friday, August 9, 2013
Multi-Vehicle Crash Reported On I-86 Near Limestone
Multi-Vehicle Crash Reported On I-86 Near Limestone
At 11:34 PM on Friday, Allegany was placed on standby for Limestone Fire Dept. who apparently have responded to a multi-vehicle accident on I-86.
Radio communication from the scene reports a tractor trailer involved along with possibly several passenger vehicles in the median. Emergency personnel on scene are assessing the scene, but so far have found no injuries.
There may be some lane closures so detour the area between Allegany & Salamanca to avoid delays.
At 11:34 PM on Friday, Allegany was placed on standby for Limestone Fire Dept. who apparently have responded to a multi-vehicle accident on I-86.
Radio communication from the scene reports a tractor trailer involved along with possibly several passenger vehicles in the median. Emergency personnel on scene are assessing the scene, but so far have found no injuries.
There may be some lane closures so detour the area between Allegany & Salamanca to avoid delays.
Family Fun Fair Today At Potter County Fairgrounds In Millport, PA
Family Fun Fair Scheduled Saturday In Millport
August 8th, 2013
Eighth annual Potter County Family Fun Fair will be held on Saturday, Aug. 10, from 11 am to 2 pm at the county fairgrounds in Millport. It’s a day of free fun, food, education and promotion of services for children and their families. Parents and grandparents are encouraged to accompany children to the fair, which is a project of the Potter County Integrated Children’s Services Committee.
An average of 600 people have attended previous Family Fun Fairs.
Potter Leader-Enterprise Makes Fair Photos Available To Public On SmugMug
Potter County Fair photo galleries available at SmugMug
Potter County Fair photos, including those which appeared on the photo pages of the last two issues of the Potter Leader-Enterprise, along with many more, have been posted to a SmugMug gallery. Check back, though, because more will be uploaded over the next days.
The gallery can be found by clicking on the following link: http://tiogapublishing.smugmug.com/Events/Potter-County-Fair/31090094_Ngc35c
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Potter County Fair photos, including those which appeared on the photo pages of the last two issues of the Potter Leader-Enterprise, along with many more, have been posted to a SmugMug gallery. Check back, though, because more will be uploaded over the next days.
The gallery can be found by clicking on the following link: http://tiogapublishing.smugmug.com/Events/Potter-County-Fair/31090094_Ngc35c
Shinglehouse Ambulance To Penny Lane In Ceres Township
At 10:47 PM on Friday, Shinglehouse Ambulance & Medic 6 have been dispatched to Penny Lane in Ceres Township for a medical emergency.
Breast Cancer Awareness Benefit Run Saturday
Major NY Roads Reopened After Flooding
Flooding wreaks havoc in Steuben, Chemung, Schuyler
Posted Aug. 9, 2013 @ 3:45 pm
Corning Leader
Heavy rainstorms that fell overnight Thursday and late this morning caused flooding that temporarily closed State Route 414 and State Route 14, sent a swift water rescue team into a campground, evacuated a trailer park and swamped homes, among other issues.
Flooding in the Post Creek area left standing water and debris on Route 414 – one of the main roads to Watkins Glen International on NASCAR weekend – and forced the road to be closed temporarily by the state Department of Transportation.
It was closed in the early morning hours Friday, reopened, and then shut down again after another late-morning downpour.
The DOT had to inspect a bridge on Route 414 near Buck Hollow Road because there were fears it had been undermined by flooding, but it was deemed safe.
Route 414 was reopened by late Friday afternoon.
Recalls
New York Firm Recalls Boneless Veal Products Due To Possible E. Coli Contamination
(Aug 9, 2013)
United Processing LLC, a New York Mills, NY firm, is recalling approximately 12,600 pounds of boneless veal products because they may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7, E. coli O145 and E. coli O45.
(Aug 9, 2013)
United Processing LLC, a New York Mills, NY firm, is recalling approximately 12,600 pounds of boneless veal products because they may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7, E. coli O145 and E. coli O45.
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT/NO INJURY
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT/NO INJURY
Address: 1215 MILLION DOLLAR HWY
City: FOX
Cross Streets: HOMESTEAD RD * AUMAN RD
Agency: FOX TWP AMBULANCE
8/9/2013 4:18:36 PM
Address: 1215 MILLION DOLLAR HWY
City: FOX
Cross Streets: HOMESTEAD RD * AUMAN RD
Agency: FOX TWP AMBULANCE
8/9/2013 4:18:36 PM
Rhonda C. Marsh, 52, of Brockway, PA, formerly of Smethport, PA
Rhonda C. Marsh, 52, of Brockway, PA, formerly of Smethport, PA, died Thursday (August 8, 2013) in the UPMC Presbyterian Hospital, Pittsburgh.
She was born April 8, 1961 in Bradford, a daughter of Ronald C. “Skip” and Anita L. Grinolds Benjamin.
Rhonda was a 1979 graduate of Bradford High School and attended Southeastern Academy of Orlando, FL, where she was trained as a Travel Agent. She had worked at Monte’s in Bradford and waitressed and bartended in other local establishments over the years before settling in Brockway with her boyfriend, Dan Uplinger.
She was a member of Hope Lutheran Church, Smethport, PA.
In addition to her mother, Anita Benjamin, she is survived by:
Her boyfriend: Dan Uplinger of Brockway, PA, with whom she resided
one sister: Belinda (Tim) Smead of Aiken, a nephew, Tyler Smead and a niece, Kaitlin Smead, both of Aiken, and several Aunts, Uncles, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her father, Ronald C. “Skip” Benjamin on Aug. 29, 2012.
There will be no visitation. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013, at 11 A.M., in the Hope Lutheran Church, Smethport, PA, with the Rev. Thomas Beam, officiating.
Memorials, if desired, may be made to the American Heart Association, PO Box 15120, Chicago, IL 60693, or a charity of the donor’s choice. Online condolences may be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc., Smethport.
She was born April 8, 1961 in Bradford, a daughter of Ronald C. “Skip” and Anita L. Grinolds Benjamin.
Rhonda was a 1979 graduate of Bradford High School and attended Southeastern Academy of Orlando, FL, where she was trained as a Travel Agent. She had worked at Monte’s in Bradford and waitressed and bartended in other local establishments over the years before settling in Brockway with her boyfriend, Dan Uplinger.
She was a member of Hope Lutheran Church, Smethport, PA.
In addition to her mother, Anita Benjamin, she is survived by:
Her boyfriend: Dan Uplinger of Brockway, PA, with whom she resided
one sister: Belinda (Tim) Smead of Aiken, a nephew, Tyler Smead and a niece, Kaitlin Smead, both of Aiken, and several Aunts, Uncles, and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her father, Ronald C. “Skip” Benjamin on Aug. 29, 2012.
There will be no visitation. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, Aug. 31, 2013, at 11 A.M., in the Hope Lutheran Church, Smethport, PA, with the Rev. Thomas Beam, officiating.
Memorials, if desired, may be made to the American Heart Association, PO Box 15120, Chicago, IL 60693, or a charity of the donor’s choice. Online condolences may be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc., Smethport.
95 Year Old Portville Veteran Honored
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Police: Tioga man lit dynamite stick in roadway
Police: Tioga man lit dynamite stick in roadway
By James Post
jpost@the-leader.com
Corning Leader
Police say a Tioga man acted recklessly when he allegedly left a quarter-stick of lit dynamite on a public roadway that exploded just as firefighters arrived to investigate.
Pennsylvania State Police say that around 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Robert J. Rooks III, 28, took a quarter-stick of dynamite to the intersection of South Main Street and Aztec Lane in Tioga. Read more...
By James Post
jpost@the-leader.com
Corning Leader
Police say a Tioga man acted recklessly when he allegedly left a quarter-stick of lit dynamite on a public roadway that exploded just as firefighters arrived to investigate.
Pennsylvania State Police say that around 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Robert J. Rooks III, 28, took a quarter-stick of dynamite to the intersection of South Main Street and Aztec Lane in Tioga. Read more...
Westfield Man Accused Of Threatening Police Officer & Woman
Accused of threats in four cases
by Jason Przybycien przybycj@tiogapublishing.com
Wellsboro Gazette
Westfield Borough Police have filed three cases against William Edward “John” Perry Sr., 50, Westfield, alleging that he threatened a woman and a police officer with weapons. Bail is set at $25,000 in one case and $7,500 in another.
Sgt. Andrew Adams filed the first case: one count each of terroristic threats and harassment. Chief Dale Niles then charged Perry with one count each of aggravated assault and terroristic threats, and in the final case charged him with one count each of intimidation of a witness/victim and terroristic threats. Perry waived his preliminary hearing in all three cases. Read More...
by Jason Przybycien przybycj@tiogapublishing.com
Wellsboro Gazette
Westfield Borough Police have filed three cases against William Edward “John” Perry Sr., 50, Westfield, alleging that he threatened a woman and a police officer with weapons. Bail is set at $25,000 in one case and $7,500 in another.
Sgt. Andrew Adams filed the first case: one count each of terroristic threats and harassment. Chief Dale Niles then charged Perry with one count each of aggravated assault and terroristic threats, and in the final case charged him with one count each of intimidation of a witness/victim and terroristic threats. Perry waived his preliminary hearing in all three cases. Read More...
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT/INJURIES
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT/INJURIES
Address: 20185 BENNETTS VALLEY HWY
City: JAY
Cross Streets: CLEVELAND ST * WASHINGTON ST
REPORT 2 VEHICLE MVA, UNKNOWN INJURIES
Agency: BENNETTS VALLEY AMBULANCE; ELK COMPANY 5, ST. MARYS AMBULANCE
8/9/2013 2:57:50 PM
REPORT--3 INJURED; 2ND AMBULANCE FROM ST. MARYS & JAY TOWNSHIP REQUESTED. FOX TOWNSHIP AMBULANCE REQUESTED TO SCENE.
5:05--Elk Company 5 FD Units Available
Address: 20185 BENNETTS VALLEY HWY
City: JAY
Cross Streets: CLEVELAND ST * WASHINGTON ST
REPORT 2 VEHICLE MVA, UNKNOWN INJURIES
Agency: BENNETTS VALLEY AMBULANCE; ELK COMPANY 5, ST. MARYS AMBULANCE
8/9/2013 2:57:50 PM
REPORT--3 INJURED; 2ND AMBULANCE FROM ST. MARYS & JAY TOWNSHIP REQUESTED. FOX TOWNSHIP AMBULANCE REQUESTED TO SCENE.
5:05--Elk Company 5 FD Units Available
Cuba Responding To Vehicle Crash On County Route 20
Cuba Responding To Vehicle Crash On County Route 20
At 2:41 PM on Friday, Cuba Fire Rescue and Ambulance have been called to the area of 9009 County Route 20 for a one vehicle crash. Caller reports vehicle went off road, down embankment, and over the railroad tracks.
At 2:41 PM on Friday, Cuba Fire Rescue and Ambulance have been called to the area of 9009 County Route 20 for a one vehicle crash. Caller reports vehicle went off road, down embankment, and over the railroad tracks.
8/9/2013 2:35 PM MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT 3661 LOCEY CREEK RD OSCEOLA TWP
| 8/9/2013 | 2:35 PM | MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT | 3661 LOCEY CREEK RD | OSCEOLA TWP |
MEDIC 1 RECALLED. VALLEY AMBULANCE ENROUTE TO HOSPITAL
Classes at Cameron County Artisan Center Rewarding
Cameron County Fair entries in the arts and crafts category included many items created at classes offered at the Cameron County Chamber of Commerce & Artisan Center. Baskets, silk scarves and mesh ribbon wreaths garnered prize ribbons at the recent fair. “This is so exciting!” gushed executive director Tina Johns Solak. “To see that people took classes and then felt comfortable to enter the fair and help increase the fair entries is a goal accomplished.” Other entries came from those that knit and crochet on Tuesday nights at the chamber. Several of those pieces also were awarded ribbons.
An opportunity to learn a new art form is coming up Thursday or Friday at the chamber office. Artist Mary Wise will teach Zentangle which is a form of doodling where shapes are filled in with designs. Students of any age will make a note card for the price of $5.00. The class is offered Thursday night 6-8:30pm or Friday morning 10am-noon. To register call the chamber office at 814-486-4314.
Chancellor Hatch Appointed Examiner for 2013 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award
2013 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award
DuBOIS - Melanie Hatch, chancellor and chief academic officer at Penn State DuBois, has been appointed by Dr. Patrick Gallagher, Director of the U.S. Commerce Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), to the 2013 Board of Examiners for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. The Award, created by public law in 1987, is the highest level of national recognition for performance excellence that a U.S. organization can receive.
As an examiner, Hatch is responsible for reviewing and evaluating applications submitted for the Baldrige Award. The board is composed of approximately 500 leading experts selected from industry, professional and trade organizations, education and health care organizations, and nonprofits, including government. Hatch has extensive experience in both education and business. Before coming to Penn State DuBois she was the founding dean of the College of Engineering and Business at Gannon University in Erie, PA. There, she oversaw six academic departments and a small-business development center. She led strategic planning and positioning initiatives for the college, and focused on building partnerships with local leaders in business and industry. She has also previously served as dean of the College of Business at the Indiana Institute of Technology in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and was an associate dean of the School of Business at Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia.
Those selected meet the highest standards of qualification and peer recognition. All members of the board must take part in a preparation course based on the Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence and the scoring and evaluation processes for the Baldrige Award.
The Baldrige Award may be given annually in each of six categories: manufacturing, service, small business, education, health care, and nonprofit. Awards have been presented to 93 organizations, including the 2012 recipients: Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control, Grand Prairie, Texas (manufacturing); MESA Products Inc., Tulsa, Okla. (small business); North Mississippi Health Services, Tupelo, Miss. (health care); and City of Irving, Irving, Texas (nonprofit). Information about the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program and the application process is available by calling (301) 975-2036, sending an e-mail to baldrige@nist.gov, or going to the Baldrige Program's Web site at http://www.nist.gov/baldrige.
The award program is managed by the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program, part of NIST, in close cooperation with the private sector. ASQ assists the program, under contract, with logistics of the application review process, preparation of award documents, and other activities.
For further information about Melanie Hatch, contact the Penn State DuBois Office of Public Information at 814-375-4776. For media inquiries or interview requests about the Baldrige Program or the Baldrige Award, reporters may contact Michael E. Newman, NIST Public Affairs Office, (301) 975-3025, michael.newman@nist.gov.
Alumni Society Raffle: Win Four Ticket to Penn State Homecoming Football Game vs. Michigan
Alumni Society Raffle: Win Four Ticket to Penn State Homecoming Football Game vs. Michigan
Raffle tickets are on sale now for the Penn State DuBois Alumni Society's football ticket Raffle. First prize is four tickets to the Penn State Homecoming Game against Michigan on October 12.
Second and third place prizes will be drawn in the raffle, as well. The second prize is a tailgating grill, and third is a beanbag toss game set.
The drawing will be held on September 30. You do not have to be present to win. Tickets are available for a $5 donation from alumni society members, or by contacting Julie Duffee at (814) 375-4775 or jad62@psu.edu
Raffle tickets are on sale now for the Penn State DuBois Alumni Society's football ticket Raffle. First prize is four tickets to the Penn State Homecoming Game against Michigan on October 12.
Second and third place prizes will be drawn in the raffle, as well. The second prize is a tailgating grill, and third is a beanbag toss game set.
The drawing will be held on September 30. You do not have to be present to win. Tickets are available for a $5 donation from alumni society members, or by contacting Julie Duffee at (814) 375-4775 or jad62@psu.edu
BLOOD DRIVE & HEALTH FAIR HOSTED BY THE LIONS CLUB
BLOOD DRIVE & HEALTH FAIR HOSTED BY THE LIONS CLUB TUESDAY AT PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH COUDERSPORT- 10AM TO 4PM
Everyone is encouraged to attend the Health Fair & Blood drive hosted by the Lions Club at Park United Methodist Church on Tuesday August 13th from 10-4p.m. in the Education Building. No appointment is needed to save a life.
The CBB continues to struggle with a blood shortage that started in mid-July. Strong donor turnout will be needed until mid-September when the school drives return to keep local patients safe. When you donate with CBB you support your local blood supply.
Due to its great success; the Community Blood Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania is repeating its biggest promotion of 2012. From Aug.
1-31 everyone comes to give blood with the Community Blood Bank can enter to win a trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando! This trip is valued at $4,000 and includes airfare, hotel stay at a Disney hotel and four Park-Hopper tickets to Disney parks for four people!
Everyone is encouraged to attend the Health Fair & Blood drive hosted by the Lions Club at Park United Methodist Church on Tuesday August 13th from 10-4p.m. in the Education Building. No appointment is needed to save a life.
The CBB continues to struggle with a blood shortage that started in mid-July. Strong donor turnout will be needed until mid-September when the school drives return to keep local patients safe. When you donate with CBB you support your local blood supply.
Due to its great success; the Community Blood Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania is repeating its biggest promotion of 2012. From Aug.
1-31 everyone comes to give blood with the Community Blood Bank can enter to win a trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando! This trip is valued at $4,000 and includes airfare, hotel stay at a Disney hotel and four Park-Hopper tickets to Disney parks for four people!
Update for Northern Route 255 Project in Saint Marys, Week of Aug. 12
Update for Northern Route 255 Project in Saint Marys, Week of Aug. 12
Saint Marys – Work to improve a northern section of Route 255 in the city of Saint Marys is continuing. The project stretches from the Tractor Supply Co. intersection to Route 120/State Street in Saint Marys. Work this year will concentrate on the section between Wendy’s and Satterlee & Sons.
Once the project completes in late summer 2014, travel along this section of Route 255 will be smoother and more efficient. PennDOT will issue regular updates on this project.
Activity the week of Aug. 12 will include:
• The contractor will be working 24 hours a day starting Sunday at 8 p.m. and continuing through Thursday.
• The current traffic pattern between the intersection with Tractor Supply Co. and extending to the intersection at Iron Run Road will be in place until further notice. This pattern restricts traffic to one lane northbound and one lane southbound with a center turning lane. Motorists are reminded that the center turn lane is for turning movements only.
• The contractor will continue to excavate and remove the old northbound lanes of Route 255 between the intersection at Tractor Supply Co. and Iron Run Road. This work will be performed at night.
• The contractor will be installing new storm drainage within the work zone. This work will be performed during daytime and nighttime hours.
• The contractor will be grading and placing stone on the new roadway base. This work will be performed at night.
• Access to businesses within the work zone will be maintained during normal business hours.
All work is weather and schedule dependent. Motorists are advised to watch for slow-moving and stopped vehicles through the entire work zone. Motorists are advised to be cautious when traveling through the work zone and should obey the posted speed limit.
Overall work includes pavement repair, drainage improvements, addition of a right-turn lane for Route 255 northbound traffic at Vine Street, re-alignment of the Arch Street intersection, a right turn lane on Route 120 east for traffic heading south on Route 255, and other construction items. Dave Gutelius Excavating Inc. of Mifflinburg is the contractor on this $12.8 million project.
About a one-mile section of roadway separates this project from PennDOT’s other Route 255 project that stretches from north of Greenbriar Drive to just south of the Kersey/Route 948 intersection.
Saint Marys – Work to improve a northern section of Route 255 in the city of Saint Marys is continuing. The project stretches from the Tractor Supply Co. intersection to Route 120/State Street in Saint Marys. Work this year will concentrate on the section between Wendy’s and Satterlee & Sons.
Once the project completes in late summer 2014, travel along this section of Route 255 will be smoother and more efficient. PennDOT will issue regular updates on this project.
Activity the week of Aug. 12 will include:
• The contractor will be working 24 hours a day starting Sunday at 8 p.m. and continuing through Thursday.
• The current traffic pattern between the intersection with Tractor Supply Co. and extending to the intersection at Iron Run Road will be in place until further notice. This pattern restricts traffic to one lane northbound and one lane southbound with a center turning lane. Motorists are reminded that the center turn lane is for turning movements only.
• The contractor will continue to excavate and remove the old northbound lanes of Route 255 between the intersection at Tractor Supply Co. and Iron Run Road. This work will be performed at night.
• The contractor will be installing new storm drainage within the work zone. This work will be performed during daytime and nighttime hours.
• The contractor will be grading and placing stone on the new roadway base. This work will be performed at night.
• Access to businesses within the work zone will be maintained during normal business hours.
All work is weather and schedule dependent. Motorists are advised to watch for slow-moving and stopped vehicles through the entire work zone. Motorists are advised to be cautious when traveling through the work zone and should obey the posted speed limit.
Overall work includes pavement repair, drainage improvements, addition of a right-turn lane for Route 255 northbound traffic at Vine Street, re-alignment of the Arch Street intersection, a right turn lane on Route 120 east for traffic heading south on Route 255, and other construction items. Dave Gutelius Excavating Inc. of Mifflinburg is the contractor on this $12.8 million project.
About a one-mile section of roadway separates this project from PennDOT’s other Route 255 project that stretches from north of Greenbriar Drive to just south of the Kersey/Route 948 intersection.
Update for Route 255 Betterment Work near I-80/DuBois, Week of Aug. 12
Update for Route 255 Betterment Work near I-80/DuBois, Week of Aug. 12
Work to improve Route 255 near the I-80 DuBois/101 interchange is continuing. When work completes in mid-October, a smoother roadway surface and new traffic signals at the I-80 ramps will provide area drivers with more efficient travel and improved traffic flow.
Work the week of Aug. 12 will feature the following activity:
• On Monday and Tuesday, motorists should expect lengthy delays as the contractor will be performing widening work between Treasure Lake and the Fairfield Inn on the southbound side of the route. Flaggers will be in place through the work area.
• The contractor will complete drainage work in the southbound lanes. Delays are possible as this work is carried out.
Motorists should expect to encounter flaggers throughout the entire work zone and significant travel delays. Drivers should give themselves extra time to travel through the area. PennDOT reminds drivers to remain alert and proceed through the work zone with caution. Normal work hours are 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. each weekday.
Overall work on Route 255 will include milling and paving, bridge deck repair, cleaning and upgrading of pipe culverts and inlets, water-line extension, and installation of new traffic signals at the I-80 ramps.
All work is weather and schedule dependent. Work is scheduled to end by mid-October of this year. New Enterprise Stone and Lime Inc. is the contractor on this $3.4 million project.
Work to improve Route 255 near the I-80 DuBois/101 interchange is continuing. When work completes in mid-October, a smoother roadway surface and new traffic signals at the I-80 ramps will provide area drivers with more efficient travel and improved traffic flow.
Work the week of Aug. 12 will feature the following activity:
• On Monday and Tuesday, motorists should expect lengthy delays as the contractor will be performing widening work between Treasure Lake and the Fairfield Inn on the southbound side of the route. Flaggers will be in place through the work area.
• The contractor will complete drainage work in the southbound lanes. Delays are possible as this work is carried out.
Motorists should expect to encounter flaggers throughout the entire work zone and significant travel delays. Drivers should give themselves extra time to travel through the area. PennDOT reminds drivers to remain alert and proceed through the work zone with caution. Normal work hours are 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. each weekday.
Overall work on Route 255 will include milling and paving, bridge deck repair, cleaning and upgrading of pipe culverts and inlets, water-line extension, and installation of new traffic signals at the I-80 ramps.
All work is weather and schedule dependent. Work is scheduled to end by mid-October of this year. New Enterprise Stone and Lime Inc. is the contractor on this $3.4 million project.
Capitol Update By Rep. Martin Causer
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Music on the Lawn at Ulysses Library
Music on the Lawn at Ulysses Library
The third season of Music on the Lawn at Ulysses Library concludes on Sunday, August 11th at 6:30 PM. The evening will feature Northern Potter students, led by Mr. Kevin Roessner and Mrs. Abby Boka. The performance, sponsored by the Ulysses Library, is free and open to the public. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. In the event of inclement weather, the performance will be held across the street in the Ulysses United Methodist Church.
The third season of Music on the Lawn at Ulysses Library concludes on Sunday, August 11th at 6:30 PM. The evening will feature Northern Potter students, led by Mr. Kevin Roessner and Mrs. Abby Boka. The performance, sponsored by the Ulysses Library, is free and open to the public. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. In the event of inclement weather, the performance will be held across the street in the Ulysses United Methodist Church.
Shelia M. Clark Causer, 39, of 2 E. Sixth St., Apt #1, Emporium, PA,
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| Shelia M. Clark Causer |
She was born April 12, 1974 in Coudersport, PA, a daughter of Jacqueline Watson Bailey, Emporium, PA, and the late John T. Clark.
Shelia mostly enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren. She also enjoyed Bingo, attending fairs, camping and riding in the woods.
Surviving:
In addition to her mother Jackie
Fiance: Shane Lyon, Emporium
Son: Levi Clark, Emporium
Son: Jordan Causer, Emporium
Son: Parker Causer, Mt. Jewett
2 grandsons: Lakai Clark & Kaiden Lyon
Sister: Jodi Campbell and her husband Christopher, St. Marys
Preceded in Death By
Father: John T. Clark
There will be No Visitation. and the memorial service will be at the convenience of the family.
BARNETT FUNERAL HOME, Inc. entrusted with arrangements.
Rew Fire Dept and Bradford Ambulance Dispatched To Rt 46
MVA On Rt. 46
At 10:31 AM on Friday, Rew Fire Dept. and Bradford Ambulance were dispatched to Rt. 46 in Foster Township for a one car MVA car into ditch.
RECALLED--NO ONE AT SCENE
At 10:31 AM on Friday, Rew Fire Dept. and Bradford Ambulance were dispatched to Rt. 46 in Foster Township for a one car MVA car into ditch.
RECALLED--NO ONE AT SCENE
SERIOUS FLASH FLOODING ISSUES FROM ADDISON TO CORTLAND, NY
SERIOUS FLASH FLOODING ISSUES FROM ADDISON TO CORTLAND, NY
VISIT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE TO SEE THE PHOTOS WE'VE SHARED FROM THE FLOODING IN THAT AREA.
VISIT AND LIKE SOLOMON'S WORDS FOR THE WISE ON FACEBOOK HERE.
VISIT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE TO SEE THE PHOTOS WE'VE SHARED FROM THE FLOODING IN THAT AREA.VISIT AND LIKE SOLOMON'S WORDS FOR THE WISE ON FACEBOOK HERE.
Potter County Farmer's Market Friday At 1:00 PM In Coudersport
You'll find friendly service and a selection of some of the best naturally-grown and organic produce you could find anywhere!
The Market is set up on the corner of North East and East Second Streets (U.S. Route 6 E) just a block from the courthouse square.
This week's vendors will include:
Wooleylot Farm: The Italians are coming! Fresh Purple Italian garlic and heirloom Italian zucchini. Gladiolus cut flowers.
Miles Farm Produce: Onions, Lettuce, Cucumbers, Tomatoes , Blackberries, Blueberries & Raspberries.
Card Creek Trading Post: Artisan and yeast breads, scones and biscotti, baked goods and preserves
Metzger Heritage Organic Farm: Heirloom tomatoes; Chioggia beets; Rainbow Chard; hot and sweet peppers; gourmet new potatoes. Also featuring Origami Tsunami Jewelry handmade by Jennifer Gross.
Alpaca Creations: Alpaca products of hand knit mittens, shawls, scarves, fingerless mitts, hats, insoles and socks. Yarns, hand spun, dyed and natural colors by Teresa Genaux, Juried Artisan on the Pa Wilds Artisan Trail.
Fitzgerald Family Farm: Jams, jellies, pickles, preserves, honey, maple syrup.
Think About It
Outward Conformity
Jesus stated “What comes out of a man is what makes him unclean”, Mark 7:20. Yet the Jews of that day had numerous laws and practices that were practiced to make themselves clean. They often prided themselves on their performance on this outward conformity to their rules, laws and regulations. The problem, as Jesus so rightly pointed out, you can make something look good on the outside, but that doesn’t make things different on the inside.
We can bring a lot of pressure upon people to change their outward behavior. Through laws and consequences, we attempt to influence societal change and then wonder why things aren’t getting better. People express remorse for behavior and promise to change, but never do. The problem is that that outward change can never be sustained without an inward transformation.
The religion of Jesus day is no different that what we have today. We somehow equate the idea that if I do all of the right things, outward conformity, that somehow I will be okay. Some even believe that if they do enough good outwardly that what they are inwardly will somehow be canceled. It goes along with the idea that God grades with a set of scales. If your good out weighs the bad then you’re acceptable to him. But that’s not what the Scriptures teach. Actually, Jesus taught a simple truth, it’s called being born again. That’s what he told Nicodemus in John 3. Nicodemus, a teacher of the law, understood on some level that what he was doing wasn’t meeting the mark. Jesus quickly pointed out that it was about an inward change, not an outward conformity that made us acceptable.
Sadly, many go through life holding on to hurts, resentments, unforgiveness, and bitterness. Try as they might, who and what they are will never change until they address those inner issues. One cannot change when they are holding on to something else. We tend to hold on to what’s familiar; change becomes almost an impossible task because we’re clinging so hard to what we already know. Real freedom comes when we let go. Think about it.
(bjknef@yahoo.com)
Jesus stated “What comes out of a man is what makes him unclean”, Mark 7:20. Yet the Jews of that day had numerous laws and practices that were practiced to make themselves clean. They often prided themselves on their performance on this outward conformity to their rules, laws and regulations. The problem, as Jesus so rightly pointed out, you can make something look good on the outside, but that doesn’t make things different on the inside.
We can bring a lot of pressure upon people to change their outward behavior. Through laws and consequences, we attempt to influence societal change and then wonder why things aren’t getting better. People express remorse for behavior and promise to change, but never do. The problem is that that outward change can never be sustained without an inward transformation.
The religion of Jesus day is no different that what we have today. We somehow equate the idea that if I do all of the right things, outward conformity, that somehow I will be okay. Some even believe that if they do enough good outwardly that what they are inwardly will somehow be canceled. It goes along with the idea that God grades with a set of scales. If your good out weighs the bad then you’re acceptable to him. But that’s not what the Scriptures teach. Actually, Jesus taught a simple truth, it’s called being born again. That’s what he told Nicodemus in John 3. Nicodemus, a teacher of the law, understood on some level that what he was doing wasn’t meeting the mark. Jesus quickly pointed out that it was about an inward change, not an outward conformity that made us acceptable.
Sadly, many go through life holding on to hurts, resentments, unforgiveness, and bitterness. Try as they might, who and what they are will never change until they address those inner issues. One cannot change when they are holding on to something else. We tend to hold on to what’s familiar; change becomes almost an impossible task because we’re clinging so hard to what we already know. Real freedom comes when we let go. Think about it.
(bjknef@yahoo.com)
Thursday, August 8, 2013
8/8/2013 10:37 PM MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT 751 BALSAM RD DELMAR TWP
| 8/8/2013 | 10:37 PM | MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT | 751 BALSAM RD | DELMAR TWP |
Commissioners approve tax-exempt zone for Shell
Commissioners approve tax-exempt zone for Shell
By J.D. Prose jprose@timesonline.com
Beaver County Times Online
BEAVER -- A deal to entice Shell Co. to build its proposed ethane cracker plant in Potter Township took a small step forward Thursday when the Beaver County Commissioners approved the creation of a 325-acre tax-exempt zone.
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By J.D. Prose jprose@timesonline.com
Beaver County Times Online
BEAVER -- A deal to entice Shell Co. to build its proposed ethane cracker plant in Potter Township took a small step forward Thursday when the Beaver County Commissioners approved the creation of a 325-acre tax-exempt zone.
Read more...
Galeton teacher gets five month jail sentence
Galeton teacher gets five month jail sentence
By Rebecca Hazen
Potter Leader-Enterprise
Kimberly Smith received five months incarceration, plus 30 months probation and parole during her sentencing on Wednesday, August 7, on charges that she allegedly had sexual contact with two juvenile students at Galeton High School, where she was a teacher.
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By Rebecca Hazen
Potter Leader-Enterprise
Kimberly Smith received five months incarceration, plus 30 months probation and parole during her sentencing on Wednesday, August 7, on charges that she allegedly had sexual contact with two juvenile students at Galeton High School, where she was a teacher.
Read more...
Working Garage Fire In Bradford
Working Garage Fire In Bradford
At 7:53 PM on Thursday, Bradford Fire Dept. has been dispatched to 94 State Street for a working structure fire in a garage, about 20 feet from the house.
At 7:53 PM on Thursday, Bradford Fire Dept. has been dispatched to 94 State Street for a working structure fire in a garage, about 20 feet from the house.
Man Struck By Lightning At Elk County Fairgrounds
ELECTROCUTION/LIGHTNING
Address: @ 41.34709 @ 78.58061
City: ELK COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
Cross Streets: GREEN RD * CHESTNUT LODGE RD
REPORT 23 YEAR OLD MALE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Agency: ST MARYS AMB; FOX TOWNSHIP AMBULANCE
8/8/2013 6:01:25 PM
6:18 PM--2ND AMBULANCE TO FAIR FOR ANOTHER PERSON STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SCENE ARE INDICATING SEVERAL PEOPLE WERE SHOCKED BY THE LIGHTNING STRIKE AT THE STAR PAVILLION, ALTHOUGH THEY MAY NOT REQUIRE MEDICAL TREATMENT OR TRANSPORT.
Here's a link to an update posted in the Bradford Era
Seven people were shocked — two of them severely enough to be taken to the hospital — when lighting struck at the Elk County Fair on Thursday, according to fair president Ann Distler.
It was shortly after 6 p.m. when Fox Township ambulances were dispatched to the fairgrounds for Emergency Operating System reports of an “electrocution/lightning.”
Distler said it was between acts at the fair’s
Star Pavilion when a single lightning strike traveled through a group of
fairgoers who were standing by the stage talking.
Address: @ 41.34709 @ 78.58061
City: ELK COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
Cross Streets: GREEN RD * CHESTNUT LODGE RD
REPORT 23 YEAR OLD MALE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Agency: ST MARYS AMB; FOX TOWNSHIP AMBULANCE
8/8/2013 6:01:25 PM
6:18 PM--2ND AMBULANCE TO FAIR FOR ANOTHER PERSON STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SCENE ARE INDICATING SEVERAL PEOPLE WERE SHOCKED BY THE LIGHTNING STRIKE AT THE STAR PAVILLION, ALTHOUGH THEY MAY NOT REQUIRE MEDICAL TREATMENT OR TRANSPORT.
Here's a link to an update posted in the Bradford Era
Two hospitalized after fair lightning strike
Seven people were shocked — two of them severely enough to be taken to the hospital — when lighting struck at the Elk County Fair on Thursday, according to fair president Ann Distler.
It was shortly after 6 p.m. when Fox Township ambulances were dispatched to the fairgrounds for Emergency Operating System reports of an “electrocution/lightning.”
She recalled rushing to the pavilion just after
the strike, where she found attendees complaining of a tingling
sensation in their arms and legs.
“Five people were shocked by the lightning, but
they refused treatment,” Distler said, Two men, including a
23-year-old, were taken to the Elk Regional Health Center. It wasn’t
clear Friday whether the men were admitted or treated and released. Read More...
You Asked for it Now Come and Get It
For years residents in Emporium have stopped in the Cameron County Chamber of Commerce office and reminisced about the shopping that once filled Fourth Street. This week the chamber launches a new campaign calling Emporium the land of endless gifts!
“Within one block there are eight retail stores featuring gifts. If you can’t find a gift in one of those stores, then you should consider a gift certificate,” says Cameron County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Tina Johns Solak.
Two stores have opened this month, Wheaton Gun Supply carries hunting licenses, guns, ammunition and fishing supplies plus outdoor clothing. The other new store is Sweet Scentsations featuring home decorating items, but also chocolates, and infant clothing.
They join established stores like Reids Hometown Emporium which is a RadioShack dealer and offers electronic toys and gadgets. Cappy’s Clothes carries Red Raider Football fan gear and handmade dish cloths among wool socks, scarves, plus men and womens clothing. Emporium Pharmacy is your headquarters for Melissa and Doug wooden toys, picture frames, unique holiday decorations and at Christmas features an entire room devoted to Christmas items. The next store is Flowers N Things. The name says it all, not only can you purchase fresh, silk, or dried flower arrangements, but stuffed animals, wall art and cards are also sold. Copy Katz has food items from Potter County including maple syrup and mustard plus offer one of a kind imprinting on mugs, and shirts. The chamber office is filled with unique artwork including jewelry, photographs, purses, and pottery.
“This is quite a collection of stores and Emporium is very fortunate to have new stores opening their doors, when so many nearby towns are saying goodbye to local merchants,” Johns Solak continues. “The price of parking is among the lowest in the region and Emporium Borough Council usually approves free parking for the holiday shopping season starting in November through the end of December.” Parking is available in front of the stores and the cost is one dime for one hour of parking.
The merchants intend to use the slogan: Emporium The Land of Endless Shopping through the busy holiday gift giving season.
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