Solomon's words for the wise: 3/27/16

Saturday, April 2, 2016

The Hotel Crittenden Now Serving Lunch In Coudersport, PA

Smethport Residents Suffer Minor Injuries When Explorer Rolls

Stop Sign Damaged In Genesee Township

Troopers Investigate Identity Theft In Ulysses Borough

Vehicle Reported Over Embankment On Wldwood Drive

At 11:31 PM on Saturday, Port Allegany Police have been dispatched to a one vehicle accident on Wildwood Drive, just off Rt. 6 by Walt Miles Scrapyard. The vehicle is reported over the embankment. Occupants are denying injury.

Accident on Garlock Hollow

Foster Township Police Department

Accident on Garlock Hollow. Advising motorist the roads are very slippery. We recommend residents to stay in. If you must drive, please drive safe.

Mutliple Vehicles Stuck On Red Rock Hill Near Bradford

At 10:35 PM on Saturday, Fire Police have been dispatched to Red Rock Hill for multiple vehicles stuck on both sides of the hill.

Bradford EMS Responding To Vehicle in Ditch

At 10:23 PM on Saturday, Bradford EMS & Rew Fire is en route to a vehicle in the ditch. Unknown injuries or entrapment on the area of 29 Garlock Hollow.
Chief 8 reports slippery road conditions.
Report no one in the vehicle, footprints going up the road.

Winter Weather Advisory

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory

URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
1006 PM EDT SAT APR 2 2016

...LATE SEASON SNOW AND STRONG WINDS IN NORTH-CENTRAL
PENNSYLVANIA...

WARREN-MCKEAN-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...WARREN...BRADFORD
1006 PM EDT SAT APR 2 2016

...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 5 AM EDT
SUNDAY...

* SNOW ACCUMULATIONS...3 TO 5 INCHES.

* TIMING...OCCASIONAL SNOW SHOWERS WILL CONTINUE...AND WILL BE HEAVY
AT TIMES INTO EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.

* IMPACTS...DIFFICULT TRAVEL AND REDUCED SPEEDS ON SNOW COVERED
ROADS. REDUCED VISIBILITY IN SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW.

* WINDS...FROM THE WEST-NORTHWEST 15 TO 25 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 45
MPH. WIND CHILL VALUES AS LOW AS 5 ABOVE ZERO.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION REMINDS MOTORISTS
TO ADJUST SPEEDS BASED ON THE CONDITIONS...AND TO TAKE IT SLOW IN
SNOW AND ICE.

POTTER-TIOGA-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...COUDERSPORT...MANSFIELD...WELLSBORO
1006 PM EDT SAT APR 2 2016

...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 AM EDT
SUNDAY...

* SNOW ACCUMULATIONS...2 TO 4 INCHES.

* TIMING...RAIN WILL MIX WITH AND CHANGE TO SNOW THIS EVENING AND
CONTINUE HEAVY AT TIMES INTO EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.

* IMPACTS...DIFFICULT TRAVEL AND REDUCED SPEEDS ON SNOW COVERED
ROADS. REDUCED VISIBILITY IN SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW.

* WINDS...OCCASIONAL SNOW SHOWERS WILL CONTINUE...AND WILL BE
HEAVY AT TIMES INTO EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION REMINDS MOTORISTS
TO ADJUST SPEEDS BASED ON THE CONDITIONS...AND TO TAKE IT SLOW IN
SNOW AND ICE.

After prison, ‘the fight continues’ for John Rigas

Click here to read this article in the Buffalo News....

Shinglehouse Dispatched For Wires Down On Route 44

At 6:53 PM on Saturday, Shinglehouse Fire Dept. has been dispatched to Rt. 44 near the Clara Road for wires down in the roadway. Caller reported a pole broken in half, hanging over the roadway.

Coudersport Ambulance to Mapleview Lane

At 6:02 PM on Saturday, Coudersport Ambulance has been dispatched to Mapleview Lane for a person ill.

Larry E. BARBER, 57, of Ulysses, PA

Larry E. BARBER

Larry E. BARBER

Larry E. BARBER, 57, of Ulysses, PA, died Saturday, March 12, 2016.

A memorial gathering will be held Sunday, April 3rd from 2:00 – 4:00 PM at the Tri-Town Volunteer Fire and Ambulance Hall in Ulysses.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Tri-Town Volunteer Fire Company, P.O. Box 277, Ulysses, PA 16948 or a charity of the donor’s choice.

Arrangements are entrusted to the Olney Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ulysses, PA.

Online condolences may be expressed at www.olneyfuneralhome.com.

Coudersport Ambulance Dispatched To East Second St For A Medical Emergency.

At 3:17 PM on Saturday Coudersport Ambulance was dispatched to East 2nd St. for a medical emergency.

Friends of Kettle Creek and military veterans,

The Kettle Creek Watershed Association (KCWA) will sponsor a 3-day weekend Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing (PHWFF) outing for disabled/recovering military veterans on Kettle Creek from Friday, May 6 through Sunday, May 8, 2016.

The PHWFF program is designed to assist disabled/recovering military veterans deal with injuries and/or adjust to civilian life with the peaceful, therapeutic activity of fishing. PHWFF is dedicated to aiding in the physical and emotional rehabilitation of disabled military service personnel through fly fishing.

Please visit PHWFF at projecthealingwaters.org for general details of this type of event. Visit the KCWA website at kettlecreek.org for local details as they become available. See PHWFF in action at http://m.wpxi.com/news/news/local/proud-be-pittsburgh-healing-waters/npR67/

KCWA will be housing, feeding and outfitting these military veterans selected by regional PHWFF from the Altoona/State College area VA hospitals for the 3 day weekend. We will be purchasing fish (a large expense) to stock the stream for a greater chance of a successful therapeutic fishing experience. All weekend housing, meals, snacks, soda/water and necessary fishing supplies will be furnished at no cost to the participants. Each participant will have a KCWA ‘mentor’. Imagine how welcome they will feel if they are first-time visitors to the Kettle Creek Valley.

Please help KCWA with this weekend outing. Since all meals will be prepared locally by volunteers (no catering, no restaurants), we believe we can feed each participant for about $20.00.

We are looking for business donors as well as individual donors. Ham & beef roasts are needed for the Saturday night KCWA banquet honoring these vets. Any monetary donations will be appreciated to help with the many expenses like stocking. Please make out checks to KCWA, mail to P. O. Box 317, Cross Fork, PA, 17729, with PHWFF in the lower left corner on the front of the envelope and the same in the lower left 'memo' or 'for' line on your check.

Sorry but we cannot take credit cards for this. KCWA is a 501(c)(3) organization and your donation is tax deductible. All money donated will be used locally. If there is any excess money, it will be kept in a separate account for next year’s local PHWFF 3 day outing.

PA Gas Drilling Permits Issued

PA Gas Drilling Permit Issued in Cogan House Twp Township

Gas permit issued on 2016-03-28 00:00:00 to ANADARKO E&P ONSHORE LLC for site KENMAR HC A 6H in Cogan House Twp township, Lycoming county
Tags: PADEP, frack, permit, drilling, Gas

PA Gas Drilling Permit Issued in Cogan House Twp Township

Gas permit issued on 2016-03-28 00:00:00 to ANADARKO E&P ONSHORE LLC for site KENMAR HC A 5H in Cogan House Twp township, Lycoming county
Tags: PADEP, frack, permit, drilling, Gas

PA Gas Drilling Permit Issued in Jones Twp Township

Gas permit issued on 2016-03-28 00:00:00 to SENECA RESOURCES CORP for site COP WT 2624 29H 51440 in Jones Twp township, Elk county
Tags: PADEP, frack, permit, drilling, Gas

PA Permit Violations Issued

PA Permit Violation Issued to Schreiner Oil &Amp; Gas Inc in Bradford Twp, McKean County

Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 2016-03-31 to Schreiner Oil &Amp; Gas Inc in Bradford Twp, McKean county. OGA 3220(A) - Failure to plug the well upon abandoning it.
Tags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling

PA Permit Violation Issued to Schreiner Oil &Amp; Gas Inc in Bradford Twp, McKean County

PA Permit Violation Issued to Nts Energy Llc in Howe Twp, Forest County

Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 2016-03-31 to Nts Energy Llc in Howe Twp, Forest county. 78.73(b) - GENERAL PROVISION FOR WELL CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION - Operator failed to prevent gas, oil, brine, completion and servicing fluids, and any other fluids or materials from below the casing seat from entering fresh groundwater, and prevent pollution or diminution of fresh groundwater.
Tags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling

PA Permit Violation Issued to Nts Energy Llc in Howe Twp, Forest County

Potter County Farmers' Market To Meet Tuesday On 2016 Plans; Consider Change In Hours

A meeting to put the finishing touches on plans for the 2016 Potter County Farmers' Market will be held on Tuesday, April 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Coudersport Public Library.

At this meeting, participating vendors will be considering a change in the operating hours for the weekly market. Currently the market is held from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Fridays. The group will decide on Tuesday whether to change the hours to 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. to accommodate requests from folks who wish to stop after work.

If you would like to weigh in on this decision, please feel free to offer your comments here.

New vendors are welcome to come to this meeting to learn more about opportunities to join the Market. Participants must live within a 50-mile radius of Coudersport. Products must be grown or produced locally. Call 814-274-8004 or email metzgerfarm@gmail.com for more information.

Jay Township Dispatched For Rollover Crash On Bennetts Valley Highway

At 2:24 PM on Saturday, Jay Township Fire Dept. has been dispatched to a vehicle rollover at 18211 Bennetts Valley Highway in the parking lot of Valley Farms Market. Occupant of rolled over vehicle is self extricated. This is reported to be a 2 vehicle accident with minor injuries.

PFBC Seeks Comments on Sayers Lake Proposal

HARRISBURG, Pa. (March 31) – At its quarterly business meeting held here today, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) proposed a change to crappie limits at a popular lake in Bald Eagle State Park and voted to remove a no-wake zone on the Delaware River.

The meeting followed last night’s special public event at the State Museum in Harrisburg to commemorate the PFBC’s 150th anniversary.

“Over the course of the next year, I invite fellow anglers and boaters to join in our commemoration of the last 150 years,” said PFBC Executive Director John Arway, who was named the Commission’s 10th executive director on March 2, 2010, and has worked for the agency for 36 years. “It will be a great time to learn about our agency’s contribution to the health of Penn’s woods and waters and celebrate the fact that our 86,000 miles of streams, nearly 4,000 lakes and reservoirs, over 404,000 acres of wetlands and 63 miles of Lake Erie shoreline are still home to more than 25,000 species of known plants and animals, and perhaps, many thousands more yet to be identified.”

“These facts demonstrate the enormity and complexity of the challenges that face the Commission as we strive to fulfill our legislative and Constitutional duties to protect, conserve and enhance our Commonwealth’s aquatic resources,” he added.

During today’s formal meeting, Commissioners approved for public comment a proposal to change angling regulations for crappie at Foster Joseph Sayers Lake at Bald Eagle State Park in Centre County.

“The lake is a popular crappie fishery with high angler use and harvest and it’s not reaching its full potential under the current regulations,” said Jason Detar, Chief of the PFBC Division of Fisheries Management. “Only about 8 percent of the crappies in our fishery surveys meet the current legal size of 9 inches or longer. The majority of adult crappies collected during our fishery surveys are in the 7-inch to 8-inch range, and anglers want to harvest some of these fish.”

Currently, the daily limit for crappies is 20 and the fish must be at least 9 inches long. Under the proposed changes, anglers would be allowed a daily creel limit of 10, of which no more than five can be over 9 inches.

“The changes would allow anglers to still harvest some of the larger fish which are 9 inches or longer, as well as some of the smaller fish which are not currently available to harvest,” added Detar. “The goal is to increase the overall numbers of 9-inch and longer crappies by reducing some of the harvest of these fish, and by thinning the numbers of 7-inch and 8-inch fish through angler harvest.”

The PFBC held a public meeting about the proposal last month at the state park’s Environmental Learning Center. A majority of the participants at the meeting supported a change in the regulations. Public comments will now be accepted for 30 days after the proposal is published in the PA Bulletin. If adopted on final rulemaking, the amendment will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2017.

Also today, the Board approved a proposed regulatory amendment which would remove a no-wake zone on the Delaware River in Bucks County in order to mirror New Jersey state law. The amendment would eliminate the no-wake zone from the mouth of Paunacussing Creek approximately 3,000 feet to a point in the vicinity of Green Hill Road. If adopted on final rulemaking, the amendment will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2017.

In other action today, Commissioners added 99 waters to the list of wild trout streams and revised the section limits of five waters. The list can be found on the PFBC website.

Another 23 stream sections were added to the list of Class A wild trout streams. The list can be found on the PFBC website.

Also today, the Board presented former Commissioner William R. Worobec with an outstanding leadership and dedication award. Mr. Worobec served as the Fifth District Commissioner from 2006 to 2014, representing Bradford, Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga and Union counties.

The Board also presented a Heroes of Water Rescue award to Virgil Chambers, who was one of the founding fathers of and an employee in the PFBC’s boating-safety and water rescue programs. The award recognizes individuals who make a significant, lasting and continuous impact

in the field of water rescue.

“Through his past efforts to increase awareness about the need for swiftwater and flood rescue training, Virgil inspired other individuals and organizations to embrace the Water Rescue Program,” said Executive Director Arway. “Additionally, the relationships he built with organizations over the years have had a long-lasting impact and helped to establish the level of professionalism and credibility with which the program is viewed today. The success of the Commission’s Water Rescue Program is a direct result of Virgil’s vision and hard work. Without his early effort, the program would not be where it is at today.”

A complete copy of today’s agenda is available on the PFBC website.

PHOTO (L-R) – PFBC Executive Director John Arway, Virgil Chambers, PFBC Board President Edward Mascharka III.

Bowl for Kids Sake Saturday, April 9th at Byllye Lanes

Bowl for Kids Sake, the largest fund raising event for the Guidance Center's Big Brothers Big Sisters program is on Saturday, April 9th at Byllye Lanes.

Call Big Brothers Big Sisters at 1-877-776-1636, to register your team, sponsor a lane, or donate a prize. All money raised at the event stays in McKean County to provide mentoring services for local youth.

Enjoy a day filled with bowling, food, and lots of great prize giveaways.

Thanks to Champion Sponsor Kane Eagles Aerie # 307, and Perfect Game Sponsors WESB, International Waxes, and University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.

Winter Weather Advisory

Event: Winter Weather Advisory
Alert:

...LATE SEASON SNOW AND STRONG WINDS IN NORTH-CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA...

...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 5 PM THIS
AFTERNOON TO 5 AM EDT SUNDAY...

* SNOW ACCUMULATIONS...3 TO 5 INCHES.

* TIMING...RAIN WILL MIX AND CHANGE TO SNOW LATE SATURDAY EVENING
AND CONTINUE HEAVY AT TIMES INTO EARLY SUNDAY MORNING.

* IMPACTS...DIFFICULT TRAVEL AND REDUCED SPEEDS ON SNOW COVERED
ROADS. REDUCED VISIBILITY IN SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW.

* WINDS...FROM THE WEST-NORTHWEST 15 TO 25 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 45 MPH.
WIND CHILL VALUES AS LOW AS 5 ABOVE ZERO.

Instructions: THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION REMINDS MOTORISTS TO ADJUST SPEEDS BASED ON THE CONDITIONS...AND TO TAKE IT SLOW IN SNOW AND ICE.
Target Area:
McKean
Warren
POTTER

-TIOGA-

Huge Public Auction, Remarkable Collectible Beer Memorabilia, and Much, Much More!!

http://www.auctionzip.com/PA-Auctioneers/47592.html

Get Professional Results With These Husqvarna Products From Howard's Inc. In Coudersport

KOS Inc. In Coudersport Has Immediate Opening For A Copier Field Service Technician

Estate Auction Saturday, April 2, 2016 Pine Creek Inn Near Galeton

Hamilton's Maple Products Invites You To Join Us For Pancake Breakfast Saturday & Sunday

Clara Township Seeking Temporary, Part-Time Laborer For Summer Months

74 Acre Farm Real Estate & Equipment Dispersal On Moore Hill Road In Cameron County

Real Estate Auction 74 Acre Working Farm. ALL MINERAL RIGHTS TRANSFER! Huge Equipment & Tool Auction..Tractors, Truck, Toyota Bob Cat, Farm Implements, Diesel Powered Welder, Large Volume Of Tools. Guns.Dump Truck, Riding Mowers, Grain Elevator, Discs, Hay & Utility Wagons, Hay Maintainer Plows, Hay Baler, Discs & much more.

Country Home, Farm & Huge Equipment Estate Auction
The 74 Acre Farm in The Pa. Wilds..Borders State & Game Lands..Elk, Deer, Turkeys, Bear Abound.
This property borders 14,000 acre state game lands.
This is the most Outstanding Premier working Farm in Cameron County.Would make an outstanding corporate retreat, Gentleman's farm or family Homestead and all mineral rights transfer with property .
The exquisitely manicured grounds need to be seen to be appreciated!
The Property consists of rolling fields, pond, Decorative as well as functional Wishing Well, and waterfall, Apple Orchards, grape Arbors, large underground storage or cold cellar, Animal Sheds, Original 1880's Barn, a new 48X80 Morton built building with electricity..The newly renovated "Original" Farmhouse with carport.
Best Of All, ALL MINERAL RIGHTS Transfer With Property....
All Machinery and Equipment has been housed inside and is in clean working condition...
For Appointment to View Real Estate, Please call
M& W Auction Co..William Morgart 814-274-7479
The lovely Country home has three bedrooms, kitchen, Living room, full basement and two bathrooms. Large back porch that over looks the beautiful grounds.
Amazing Large 1880's rustic barn, Animal sheds, Utility shed, Huge Building for a business or housing the farm equipment.
Terms Of Real Estate
10% Down at Acceptance of BID.
Closing in Approx. 30 days 3% Buyers Premium
Guns
The Finest Carved Gun Cabinet (Must See)
Savage 222 Over 20 Gauge Magnum With Scope
Savage 303 Bolt Action With Scope
Browning Medallion Model 25-06 With Scope
New England Fire Arms 410 Single Shot
Remington Model 1100 Magnum Pump
Remington 5572 22 Cal. Pump With Scope
Smith and Wesson Model M.P.15 Semi Auto

Machinery & Tools
This is a partial Listing: Everything has been housed inside and serviced.
John Deere Model 4430 with 4430 hours. John Deere Model 5210 4x4 with 1364 hours..there are extra tires for tractors, some are mounted...1987 Ford F350, diesel Dump Truck (Good Condition). Lincoln Arc Welder Diesel powered 110 and 220 on trailer, Skid Steer Toyota #8 with attachments for Bucket, John Deere Model 352 Diesel Mower with 48" Deck and Gas powered Leaf pickup, John Deere Model 455 Diesel powered Mower with 50" Deck, John Deere Model 1008 Brush Hog 10Ft., Avco New Iden 1 row corn picker, #6 Haba corn sheller, 2 Large Hay Wagons(Like New), 40 Ft. Kewanee Grain or Hay elevator P.T.O. driven, John Deere 12 Ft. hydraulic lift Disc, # 1240 Plateless Planter, 5 Ft. Rototiller, #662 John Deere Hay take, John Deer Haybine, John Deere 350 Manure Spreader, John Deere #327 Hay Baler with kicker, 50 gal. Orchard Sprayer, 1 Bottom Plow, Vicon Hay Tether 2 Heads, Vicon L5630M Sprayer, Post hole digger for Skid Steer # T 205, Herd Self Feed broadcastor, Meyer Snow Plow(Fits Dump Truck), 2 matching Hay Wagons, Feed cart, John Deere # 350 Manure spreader, portable sprayer, Older Model John Deere Manure spreader.
Horse Saddles and harness, Cast Iron Butcher Kettle, Child's wagon, large Anvil, 14", hoof cutter, Cider Press, School Desks, Crocks, Kraut Cutter, Knee Hole Desk (Chippendale Style) Saddle Stands, Animal traps.

9000 Watt Generator, 100 Gallon portable fuel tank and pump, Barn Fogger, cattle Clippers, High tension Steel fencing, Ear Tag tool and tags, Electric feed scale, Craftsman Air compressor, Table Saw, Table sander, Large shop vises, Router Saw table, Routers, Crimpers, Bench Grinders, Extension Ladders, Steel steps, Large quantity of nails, Torpedo Heaters, Measuring wheel , FIBERGLASS SPOT POT, 36" Barn Fan, 8' Bed Cover for Pick Up, Bull Float and concrete working tools, 48" Barn fan, Steel welding bench, 3 chain saws(good Condition), concrete saw, Echo weed eaters, Turf Thatcher, Echo Trim saw, Several pairs of tractor chains, Commercial air compressor, Log Chains,
3400 P.S.O. Pressure washer, Large work bench, 2 1/4 Gallon pressure tank & sprayer, Parts washer, 150,000 B.T.U. Master Kerosene Heater, large hand truck, large heavy duty grinder, Automatic oil pump, Large Pipe wrenches, 3/4" socket set, commercial grease outfit, Portable gear lube, large Shackles, 10 ton floor jack, fence stakes, staple guns, battery chargers, Approx.75 cinder blocks, several sets of cutting torches, several sets of torch tanks, Portable welder, Mig welder, quantity of welding rods,Tall craftsman chest on chest tool box, other toll boxes, drill press, Air tank, Quantity of oils and greases, Ramps, LARGE QUANTITY OF "NEW"BOLTS, WASHERS, NUTS AND FARM AND CONTRACTOR RELATED ITEMS, Washer and dryer, welding hoods, Pry bars, Pitch forks, shovels, sledges, ANYTHING YOU NEED.
APPROX.1000 HAND TOOLS TO BE SOLD IN LOTS AND INDIVIDUALLY, ALMOST ANYTHING YOU COULD NEED, TOOL RELATED .
SALE HELD IN ENCLOSED BUILDING, BRING YOU OWN CHAIRS.
THIS IS A QUALITY & QUANTITY AUCTION, YOU VERY SELDOM SEE.
SECURITY CAMERA AND SECURITY PERSONNEL ON PREMISES.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR CHECK 10% Buyers Premium. ALL ITEMS SELL AS IS !
TRACTORS - WELDER - BOBCAT: CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS, UNLESS PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE WITH AUCTION CO.
TERMS OF SALE FOR REAL ESTATE: 10% DOWN AT CLOSE OF BIDDING UPON CONFIRMATION OF SELLER. CLOSING IN APPROX.30 DAYS.
3% Buyers Premium is in effect..
Photos On Auction Zip.com #11878
M&W AUCTION COMPANY
Bill Morgart AY002114
814-274-7479
Carl Vinning Auctioneer AU003475L

Friday, April 1, 2016

Mutual Aid To Structure Fire In Tuscorora Township, NY

At 11:30 PM on Friday, Nelson and Elkland Fire Depts have been dispatched to assist at a structure fire at 7285 County Road 112 in Tuscorora. Woodhull has also been dispatched.

USE CAUTION ON ROUTE 6 EAST OF SWEDEN VALLEY SUNDAY; FIREFIGHTERS TRAINING NEAR ROADWAY

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Anthony J. Duell, 30, of Coudersport, PA

Anthony J. Duell, 30, of Coudersport, PA, passed away unexpectedly on Friday April 1, 2016 at Lehigh Valley Hospital, Allentown, PA with his loving family by His side.

Funeral arrangements, entrusted to the care of the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, Shinglehouse, are incomplete and will be announced with a full obituary.

Three workers hurt in Willing roof collapse

By Brian Quinn
Daily Reporter

WILLING — Three people who were working on a barn at a Fitzstephens Road farm were seriously hurt Thursday rescuers said, when they fell after the roof and side of the structure collapsed.

The three were among those working on the structure on a windy day.

“Three patients fell approximately 30 feet — all males, all with potential head injuries. They were on the trusses working,” said Wellsville Rescue Chief Josh Kemp. “One's being taken to Jones Memorial (in Wellsville)."

Kemp noted that of the other two patients, one of the men was being taken to a landing zone set up by Willing firefighters and the other to a landing zone set up by Wellsville firefighters. Mercy Flight and LifeNet were to each fly one victim out for treatment. Later Thursday, county dispatchers said only one patient was flown to a Rochester hospital. No information on where he was taken was available that night. County dispatchers said they had not been notified of any fatalities. Read more...

Our dog, Casper, has been found!

Our dog, Casper, has been found!

Want to thank everyone who has shared our information and took the time to go out and look for him! A special thanks to our neighbors on Katherine St., we wouldn't have found him if it wasn't for you!

Thank you everyone!

Helicopter Dispatched In Tioga County

At 7:30 PM on Friday, Lawrenceville has been dispatched to set up a landing zone for a helicopter at Fred's Woodshed for a motor vehicle accident in Tioga.

Bolivar Ambulance Dispatched For Person HIt In Head With Baseball

At 7:07 PM on Friday, Bolivar Ambulance has been dispatched to the Bolivar-Richburg High School baseball field for a person hit in the head with a baseball.

Smethport Dispatched To Rollover Crash On Rt. 46 North

At 6:56 PM on Friday, Smethport Fire Rescue and Priority Care Ambulance have been dispatched to Rt. 46 North at the end of the Dugout Road for a one vehicle rollover accident. Report 3 patients injured. Port Allegany Ambulance has been dispatched.

Roulette Fish & Game Club Trout Stocking Saturday

Trout Stocking Saturday In Roulette

The Roulette Fish & Game Club will meet at the trout hatchery pond on the Buchsen farm on the West Branch of Fishing Creek Saturday, April 2nd at 9 am to stock trout in the local area creeks. ANYONE INTERESTED COME ON OUT AT 9AM.

Stocking will take place in the East & West branches of Fishing Creek, Sartwell Creek, Trout Brook, Card Creek, and Mina.

The club raises thousands of trout every year in the co-operative hatchery to stock area streams.

...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 5 PM SATURDAY TO 5 AM EDT SUNDAY...

WARREN-MCKEAN-
INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...WARREN...BRADFORD
410 PM EDT FRI APR 1 2016

...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 5 PM SATURDAY TO 5 AM
EDT SUNDAY...

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN STATE COLLEGE HAS ISSUED A WINTER
WEATHER ADVISORY FOR SNOW...WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM 5 PM SATURDAY
TO 5 AM EDT SUNDAY.

* LOCATIONS...WARREN AND MCKEAN COUNTIES.

* HAZARD TYPES...SNOW AND AREAS OF BLOWING SNOW.

* ACCUMULATIONS...SNOW ACCUMULATION OF 3 TO 5 INCHES.

* SNOW ACCUMULATIONS...3 TO 5 INCHES.

* TIMING...RAIN SHOWERS ON SATURDAY WILL MIX AND CHANGE TO SNOW
SATURDAY EVENING AND CONTINUE INTO SUNDAY MORNING.

* IMPACTS...SNOW WILL ACCUMULATE ON ROAD SURFACES AND CREATE
SLIPPERY DRIVING CONDITIONS.

* WINDS...WEST 10 TO 20 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 40 MPH.

* TEMPERATURES...IN THE LOWER 30S.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

HAZARDOUS WINTER WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED OR OCCURRING.
USE CAUTION IF TRAVELING. FOR THE LATEST WEATHER INFORMATION...GO
TO WEATHER.GOV/STATECOLLEGE OR MONITOR NOAA WEATHER RADIO.

REPORT SNOW OR ICE ACCUMULATION TO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
STATE COLLEGE BY SENDING AN EMAIL TO CTP.STORMREPORTS@NOAA.GOV...
POSTING TO THE NWS STATE COLLEGE FACEBOOK PAGE...OR TWEET
@NWSSTATECOLLEGE WITH THE HASHTAG C...T...P...W...X.

Eleanor P. ROBBINS, 91, formerly of Westfield, PA

Eleanor P. ROBBINS

Eleanor P. ROBBINS, 91, formerly of Westfield, PA, went to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 31, 2016 in Manatawny Manor, Pottstown, PA.

Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Olney Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ulysses, PA.

Online condolences may be expressed at www.olneyfuneralhome.com.

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Work Continues Next Week on I-80 in Montour County

Montoursville – A multi-year, $30 million project continues next week on Interstate 80 in Montour County. There will be night work in the westbound lanes through much of the week and one day of day work in the eastbound lanes.
Night work on I-80 westbound will begin on Tuesday, April 5 and be completed on the morning of Friday, April 8. Work will be performed each day from 7 p.m. to 9 a.m.

The westbound passing lane will be closed in one-mile increments from mile 223 to mile 229 while the contractor sets concrete barrier in preparation for shoulder reconstruction work.

On Wednesday, April 6, the eastbound driving lane will be closed from mile 223 to mile 224 and from mile 228 to mile 229 from 7 a.m. to noon so the contractor can remove shoulder rumble strips to prepare for the installation of traffic crossovers.

This work is part of a $30 million reconstruction project on I-80 eastbound from Danville to the Columbia County line. The project includes 3.6 miles of reconstruction and bridge work in the eastbound lanes. The project also will include shoulder construction and bridge work in the westbound lanes in order to maintain two lanes of traffic in each direction for the majority of the time during construction.

Other parts of the project include concrete patching in the eastbound and westbound lanes from the Northumberland County line to the Danville interchange. Construction began in late 2015 and will be completed in the fall of 2018.

Motorists should expect delays, be alert and drive with caution through the work zone.

Potter County Commissioners Meeting For March 17, 2016

Potter County Commissioners Agenda For March 31, 2016

FRIENDS OF HANLEY LIBRARY DONATE LAPTOPS FOR STUDENT USE

Usman Ahmad, a biology major from Pittstown, N.J., uses one of the new laptops donated by the Friends of Hanley Library while Friends’ president Jim Guelfi looks on.

BRADFORD, Pa.-- The Friends of the Hanley Library at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford have donated two laptop computers this year for students.

Students are able to use the laptops inside and outside of the library. Marietta Frank, director of the library, said that three previous laptops donated by the group have been very popular with students, and so she had requested that the group donate more.

The Friends of Hanley Library exist to support the library. Each year, the group donates items to make the library more comfortable for students, including computer tables and other furniture.

In addition to items to enhance student comfort, the organization has donated works of art such as a numbered replica of the Pitt-Bradford panther statue by Bradford native Dave Hodges and an original painting by Bradford native and Chronicles of Narnia illustrator, Roger Hane.

“We’re a support group for the university and the community,” Friends’ president James Guelfi said.

Since its creation in 1990 the Friends have played an active role in the community by hosting public events focused on local, alumni, and faculty authors four times a year. Other activities are an annual book sale fundraiser and a Seasonal Reading program on WESB's Live Line.

The Friends was the idea of Pitt-Bradford staff member Betty Blaisdell, who served as president of the organization for fifteen years. It was and still is the only organization of its kind out of all the Pitt campuses.

Guelfi, who was among the original members and officers, described the organization as “A group of friends that became friends of the Hanley Library.”

Current vice president Holly Spittler said, “The thing that we all have in common is books, culture, and a value of what a library brings to the college and the community.”

In addition to an annual reception for its members, the Friends has a benefit that many in the community appreciate, the ability to check books out from the library’s 95,000 volumes.

To find out more information or join the Friends, visit www.library.pitt.edu/friends-hanley-library.

PITT-BRADFORD SPONSORS EVENTS FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH

BRADFORD, Pa. -- The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford is sponsoring a number of events in April in conjunction with Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

The highlight of the month will be a talk by keynote speaker Kimberly Corban at the “Take Back the Night” rally and march against rape, sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and sexual abuse. The event will take place from 7:30 to 9 p.m. April 13 at the Harriett B. Wick Chapel and is open to the public.

In 2006, Corban was a college student at the University of Northern Colorado, and an intruder broke into her apartment and raped her. Corban went on to testify at her assailant’s trial in 2007, helping to convict a man who police said would likely have become a serial rapist or serial killer, according to The Washington Post. She has worked ever since to advocate on behalf of sexual assault survivors and in support for gun rights.

“Take Back the Night” is sponsored by the Offices of the President, Academic Affairs, and Student Affairs, the History and Political Science Club, the International Relations/Model United Nations Club, the African-American Student Union, the Latino and Caribbean American Student Association of Bradford and the YWCA Victims’ Resource Center.

Other public events during the month are an “Asking for It” event on consent sponsored by the Pitt-Bradford LGBTS Alliance from noon to 1 p.m. April 6 at Wick Chapel.

The Alliance will also offer two “Safe Zone” trainings for anyone interested. The first will take place from 6 to 7:30 p.m. April 6 in Dining Rooms A and B of the Frame-Westerberg Commons. The second will take place from 1 to 2:30 p.m. April 7 in the same location. Safe Zone training helps individuals share their experiences and viewpoints, become more comfortable talking about LGBT issues, and learn how to be a supportive ally.

On April 13, from 2 to 4 p.m. outside the Commons, the campus’s Democratically Engaged Members of Society club will hold a “Slut” Walk event to raise awareness about victim blaming and slut shaming regarding sexual assault.

On April 14, students will join with the YWCA Victims’ Resource Center, the Blaisdell Foundation, the Zippo/Case Museum, American Refining Group, Bradford Regional Medical Center and Northwest Savings Bank for “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes,” a march against rape, sexual assault and gender violence. The march will be held from 5:45 to 7 p.m., beginning and ending at Veterans’ Square downtown.

Students will also have the opportunity to attend bystander intervention training throughout the month, sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs. Bystander intervention trains students to interrupt a potentially harmful situation, such as allowing a friend who has been drinking to leave a party. It also emphasizes curtailing inappropriate jokes or innuendo.

Activities are sponsored and planned by the Sexual Assault Awareness Committee under the direction of Dr. Helma deVries-Jordan, assistant professor of political science. For more information, contact her at hdevries@pitt.edu.

For disability related needs, contact the Office of Disability Resources and Services at (814)362-7609 or clh71@pitt.edu.

House Action for the Week of April 4, 2016

Live web streams of House session and the majority of committee meetings are available at PAHouseGOP.com. Important information and events may also be viewed by visiting Facebook.com/PAHouseGOP.

The Weekly Schedule

Oswayo Valley Memorial Library News

The library is holding Mother’s Day and Father’s Day basket raffles. Tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Tickets are available at the library.

The Mother’s Day basket is full of “pampering” items, including Young Living lavender oil and Jamberry nail wraps. The winner will be drawn on Monday, May 2nd.

The Father’s Day basket was donated by Zippo and includes a lighter, hand warmer and other items. The winner will be drawn on Monday, June 13th. The library would like to thank Zippo for such a generous contribution!

Join us for “Sing, Dance, Play” a creative, hands-on music program for babies, toddlers & preschoolers with Rachel Bell. These classes are free, but limited to 15 children. Sign up soon to reserve a spot! Either stop by the library or call us at 814-697-6691. Classes will take place on April 11th & 18th, May 23rd, and June 6th at 10:30 a.m. This program is sponsored by a grant from the Potter County Commissioners.

Join us on Monday, April 25th, at 6:00 p.m. for night of folk music with one of the premier autoharpists in the world. Adam Miller is a renowned American folksinger and natural-born storyteller. An accomplished folklorist, historian, musicologist, and song-collector, he has amassed a remarkable repertoire of over 5,000 songs. Miller accompanies his rich, resonant baritone voice with lively finger-picking acoustic guitar and stunningly beautiful autoharp melodies. A masterful entertainer who never fails to get his audience singing along, he has distinguished himself as one of the great interpreters of American folktales and folksongs, and as a performer who appeals to audiences of all ages.

Memorials & Donations: Laurie Kellogg & Bob Cummings from Bob & Barb Graves.

Ongoing Programming: The following ongoing monthly program events are open to everyone. For more information, call the library at 814-697-6691.
● Stitch Together Knit and Crochet Group: every Wednesday 6-8 p.m.
● Family History Research group & Researching the History of Education in the Oswayo Valley: 2nd Friday of the month, 1:00 p.m.
● Book discussion: 3rd Wednesday of the month, 1-3:30 p.m.
● Writer’s Guild: 3rd Wednesday of the month, 6:30 p.m.

Audio & eBooks for Download: We have eBooks and audiobooks that are available through our website that you can download onto your eReader and MP3 player. Go to our website www.ovmlibrary.org and click on “Download Books”. You will need your library card number to log in. If you have any problems please call or stop by the library for assistance.

Website: You can see what events are happening at the library and search the card catalog by visiting our website at www.ovmlibrary.org. You can also log into your account and renew books you have out or put a book on reserve.

Facebook: “Like” our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ovmlibrary) to keep informed of events happening at the library.

Board of Trustees Meeting: The library board meets on the 4th Monday of each month at 4:00 p.m. The public is encouraged to attend. April’s meeting will take place on April 18th at 4:00 p.m.

Welcoming Romin Carrson Harmon Born At Cole Memorial Hospital

Welcoming Avery Lynn Stahli Born At Cole Memorial Hospital

Gary Alt Presents Umbaugh Lecture at Penn State DuBois

Alt is pictured with past and present faculty members from the campus Wildlife Technology Program as well as Umbaugh Lecture Organizers. Left to right are, Carrie O'Brien, Hoagy Schaadt, Umbaugh Lecture Chair Daudi Waryoba, Keely Roen, Alt, Sara Mueller, Emily Thomas, Joe Hummer, and Aaron Stottlemyer.

DuBOIS - Gary Alt, former biologist for the Pennsylvania Game Commission, spoke at Penn State DuBois Thursday night as the 2016 Umbaugh Lecturer. Made possible by the generosity of Robert and Joyce Umbaugh, the Umbaugh Lecture brings highly qualified speakers in the fields of science and technology to the campus each year. It is free and open to the public.

Alt spoke about his experiences working in wildlife management and his career highlights since graduating from the first wildlife technology class at Penn State DuBois in 1972.

Alt worked as a wildlife research biologist for the Pennsylvania Game Commission for over 27 years, and for 22 of those years he led the statewide black bear research management program. He was head of the statewide deer research and management program for five years. During his tenure, Alt was responsible for launching some of the largest field studies in the country on black bears and white-tailed deer, and made some of the most sweeping changes to bear and deer management in the history of Pennsylvania.

With colleague Hal Korber, Alt produced a video on black bears that generated over $1.5 million for the Pennsylvania Game Commission and won five awards the International Wildlife Film Festival in Missoula, Montana. The two teamed up again and produced over 35,000 deer management videos that were distributed to the general public which were instrumental in an educational campaign to win support for major policy changes.

An active public educator, Alt has presented over 1,500 lectures to over 300,000 people during his career. He has been honored in Time Magazine as a Conservation Innovator and his work has been published in a variety of professional journals and featured in People Magazine, National Geographic World, Sports Illustrated, Readers Digest, National Wildlife, the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Washington Post and hundreds of other magazines and newspapers. Alt’s work has also been given national television coverage by Good Morning America, CBS Sunday Morning News, National Geographic Explorer, and more.

Student of the week for Seneca Highlands Rachael Hatch

Student of the week for Seneca Highlands CTC is a Cosmetology student. Mrs. Nancy Nichols has elected Rachael Hatch from Cameron County High School.

Rachael has a great personality, she practices leadership skills on a regular basis. She is attending her second year of a three year curriculum. Her grades and work ethic are outstanding. Mrs. Nichols has great expectations for Rachael for her Cosmetology career. Congratulations Rachael.

SOLOMON'S WORDS

Stoltz

DR. Tarbox

Ice Mine

Solomon's Auction & Yard Sale Page

Street machines

UPMC

Saturday, April 2, 2016

Friday, April 1, 2016