At 7:14 PM on Saturday, Coudersport Ambulance dispatched to station. Call center for in for an assault victim.
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Cattaraugus County: Hinsdale Fire & Trans Am are Responding to 3848 Main Street for a 1 Car Rollover MVA. 18:25 - Mercy Flight is on a Ground Standby.
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There have been 16 more confirmed COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Potter County over the past 72 hours, increasing the total count to 134, with five COVID-related deaths.
Nine of the cases were confirmed between Friday and Saturday. Five are residents of the Coudersport area, and one each are from the Austin, Harrison Township, Shinglehouse and Ulysses area. Active case count in Potter County — those diagnosed over the past two weeks — stands at approximately 60.
Also between Friday and Saturday, there were 61 more confirmed cases in Tioga County; 49 more cases and two more deaths in Allegany County, N.Y.; 29 more cases in Cattaraugus County, N.Y.; 9 more cases in McKean; 18 more cases in Clinton; 12 more cases in Elk; 80 more cases in Lycoming County; and one more case in Cameron Coun
ty. Entering Saturday, area numbers were as follows: Cattaraugus, 809 cases and 22 deaths; Allegany, 834 cases and 43 fatalities; Potter, 134 cases, 3 deaths; Tioga, 719 cases, 7 fatalities; McKean, 341 cases, 3 fatalities; Lycoming, 1,660 cases, 35 deaths; Cameron, 18 cases; Clinton, 508cases, 10 fatalities; and Elk, 419 cases, 3 deaths.
As Pennsylvania experiences a resurgence of COVID-19 cases, Gov. Tom Wolf this week announced four new mitigation efforts:
Meanwhile, three testing sites for the COVID-19 coronavirus remain available in Coudersport. In addition to the testing site at UPMC Cole for physician-referred patients, tests are also being administered at Buchanan Brothers Pharmacy (visit the website here or call 1-800-635-8611 to complete an eligibility assessment) and Rite Aid Pharmacy (visit the website here or call 814-274-0439).
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There’s kind of a lot going on.
You know, we’ve got that whole global pandemic thing. Economic disaster. Climate emergency. So naturally the top Republicans in Pennsylvania are focused on all the important issues... Like getting me to stop flying an LGTBQIA+ pride flag and legal weed flag from my office balcony.
You can’t help but laugh. They are SO mad about my flags that they actually passed legislation to ban me from flying them. They aren’t passing a bill to help Pennsylvanians who lost their jobs. They aren’t passing a bill to expand access to COVID testing or protect medical workers. Nope.
In a way, it’s flattering that they changed Pennsylvania law just for me. Speaking of changing laws… I’ll take those flags down once we get legal weed and equal protection for our LGBTQIA+ community in Pennsylvania.
John Fetterman
Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania
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At 9:25 AM on Saturday, Horton Township Fire Dept. dispatched to a second alarm fire at 12398 Richardsville Road.
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Some of the schools in the district I represent have successfully applied for Safe School Targeted Grants through the Department of Education. Click here for the details. |
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Congratulations to Kenneth Quagliani of Elk County. who graduated Friday as part of the Pennsylvania Sheriffs Association's 59th Deputy Training Academy. |
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Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 1, you can purchase your 2021 fishing license and/or a voucher that would help a friend or relative to purchase theirs. Please click here for more information. |
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While on route we received communication that it was a small cabin approximately 1/2 mile behind the main residence on the far side of a hay field. Upon arrival Angelica 50 reported a working fire.
Angelica Engine 1 and Belmont Tanker 7 were the first apparatus on location and luckily able to make it up the narrow dirt drive and close enough to reach it with 200ft of hose.
The cabin while saved did receive heavy fire, smoke, and water damage to the attic area of the cabin. Additional fire units from Belfast and Angelica staged at the main road until the fire was extinguished.
Thank you all who responded this morning.
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Derrick City Volunteer Fire Department
DCVFD truck committee members traveled to KME headquarters in Nesquehoning, PA yesterday for final inspection. Estimated delivery should be mid December. We would like to thank both KME and FRP as the customer service has been outstanding throughout this entire build.
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Willis Garman, Jr.
Willis Garman, Jr., 84, of Coudersport, PA, passed away on Thursday, November 19, 2020, at Sena Kean Manor, Smethport.
He was born in Denver to the late Verna M. (Meckley) and J. Willis Garman, Sr. and was the husband of Janet M. (Longenecker) Garman with whom he would have celebrated 63 years of marriage on November 23rd.
Willis was a graduate of Ephrata H.S. class of 1954. He was the owner/broker of record of God's Country Real Estate Inc.. He enjoyed hunting and loved watching wild life.
In addition to his wife, Willis is survived by three sons, Gary L., Bryan L., and Bradley L. Garman of all of Coudersport; several nieces and nephews; a brother, Dale, husband of Paula Garman, and a sister, Darla Sargent.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Sid and Gale Garman.
Services will be private with interment at Fairview Cemetery, Denver, PA.
Kindly omit flowers. Memorial contributions in Willis's memory may be made to Coudersport Volunteer Ambulance Assoc., P.O. Box 651, Coudersport, PA 16915.
Arrangements by Roseboro Stradling Funeral and Cremation Services, Inc., Denver.
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PA Permit Violation Issued to EXCO RESOURCES PA LLC in Gamble Twp, Lycoming County |
Description: Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 11/17/2020 to EXCO RESOURCES PA LLC in Gamble Twp, Lycoming county. 78a86 - CASING AND CEMENTING - DEFECTIVE CASING OR CEMENTING - Operator failed to report defect in a well that has defective, insufficient or improperly cemented casing to the Department within 24 hours of discovery. Operator failed to correct defect or failed to submit a plan to correct the defect for approval by the Department within 30 days. |
Incident Date/Time: 2020-11-17 00:00:00 |
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PA Permit Violation Issued to RANGE RESOURCES APPALACHIA LLC in Cummings Twp, Lycoming County |
Description: Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 11/17/2020 to RANGE RESOURCES APPALACHIA LLC in Cummings Twp, Lycoming county. 78a86 - CASING AND CEMENTING - DEFECTIVE CASING OR CEMENTING - Operator failed to report defect in a well that has defective, insufficient or improperly cemented casing to the Department within 24 hours of discovery. Operator failed to correct defect or failed to submit a plan to correct the defect for approval by the Department within 30 days. |
Incident Date/Time: 2020-11-17 00:00:00 |
Tags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling |
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This is reported to be a controlled burn.
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At 6:20 am on Sat, Ischua has been dispatched to a side by side rollover on Miller Hill Road with an unresponsive person. CPR is in progress. Mercy flight cancelled. Franklinville to assist. Hinsdale ambulance requested.
11/21/2020 At 0520 Hinsdale Fire and EMS were dispatched to I-86 East Bound just passed Exit 27 for a pick up truck rolled over with the trailer blocking the roadway. AM-244 responded to evaluate the patient while E-51 and E-52 shut down I-86.
At 0646 hours Ischua Fire requested an ambulance and manpower to the scene of an ATV rollover accident about 100 yards off the road. Units clearing the accident scene responded along with UT-258.
Crews assisted Ischua and Franklinville Fire with removing the victim via rope and stokes basket while AM-244 transported another patient involved. Crews were clear and back in service at 0838.'
Ischua Fire Department
At 06:14 this morning we were dispatched to a ATV rollover. We responded with our fast attack truck and ambulance. Ischua chief requested Franklinville for there side by side to the scene to assist. Ischua chief also contacted Hinsdale chief for man power to the scene seeing they were clearing there accident. Hinsdale ambulance transported one patent to the Olean airport for mercy flight. Thank you to Hinsdale and Franklinville for your assistance and thank you to all my man power that assisted
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We would like to start by saying it’s almost the holidays. We are inquiring our military personnel and their families. Throughout the year members of the military have to spend countless hours away from their families so last year, some members of our community got together and made some small thank you gifts. They were passed out to the members of the military in Roulette area, this is just a small token of appreciation to these courageous people and their families for all they do and have done.
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Earlier this week, I joined a majority in the House in approving a resolution calling for a non-partisan audit of the ballots canvassed in the 2020 general election. Pennsylvanians must be able to have faith in our election process and know their legal votes have been fairly counted. Given the volume of concerns we have heard locally and across the Commonwealth, I believe the General Assembly has a responsibility to call for this audit to help restore the public’s confidence in our voting system and ensure the integrity of all future elections. This is not a reflection on our poll workers or county election officials who I know worked hard to provide an accurate count of ballots cast in the 67th Legislative District. It is more about the last-minute and often conflicting directives from the Department of State and rulings by the state Supreme Court that caused a lot of confusion and mistrust among voters. House Resolution 1100 directs the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee (LBFC) to facilitate a risk-limiting audit of the election to examine the process of recording and counting ballots, both to confirm the accuracy of results and provide suggestions to improve the conduct of future elections. The LBFC was selected in part because it is non-partisan and comprised of an equal number of Republicans and Democrats from both the House and Senate. Also, with the 2019-20 Legislative Session set to end Nov. 30, the committee will continue to operate uninterrupted while we await new members being sworn into office in January. While the Department of State also conducts an audit of every election, the LBFC risk-limiting audit would encompass much larger samples and require data sets, much like what was done for an audit report on the 2020 primary election. |
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My proposal to help boost broadband access in the state’s most rural communities is now headed to the governor’s desk. Our communities have been at a distinct disadvantage because of the lack of reliable, high-speed internet access, and that disadvantage has been magnified by the COVID-19 pandemic. Broadband access is not a luxury. Our students and teachers need it to improve educational opportunities. Businesses need it to stay competitive and better serve their customers. And our doctors and patients need it to improve access to health care. To help expand this vital service, the bill would create the Unserved High-Speed Broadband Funding Program and fund it, in part, by repealing the $5 million Mobile Telecommunications Broadband Investment Tax Credit. The bill calls for supplementing the $5 million with additional funds to provide grants in support of broadband expansion in areas most in need of these services. The grant program would be administered by the Commonwealth Financing Authority. This is the second major pro-broadband measure to move to the governor’s desk this fall. Late last month, Act 98 of 2020 was signed into law to help clear the way for rural electric cooperatives, cable companies or any entity that wants to run broadband cable to provide the service using the existing infrastructure and easements held by rural electric cooperatives. The law effectively cuts through some of the red tape that was slowing down the pace and driving up the cost of broadband expansion. |
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After adopting a partial budget to carry the Commonwealth through the first five months of the 2020-21 fiscal year, we are back in Harrisburg this week looking to finish off a spending plan for the remainder of the year. We opted to approve a partial budget in May because of the unknown impacts of COVID-19 mitigation efforts on the state’s revenue collections and the delay until July of the federal and state income tax deadlines. The final budget continues to fully fund schools and education, as well as public health and community safety. It includes no new taxes or borrowing and modest reductions in state government operating costs. It also preserves more than $240 million in the state’s Rainy Day Fund. |
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For nearly four centuries, Americans have celebrated the spirit of thanksgiving. While this year has been quite different and more challenging than most, I hope we can all take the time to give thanks for the blessings we enjoy. In honor of the Thanksgiving holiday on Nov. 26, state offices will be closed on Thursday, and my offices will also be closed on Friday, Nov. 27. PennDOT Driver License Centers will be closed Nov. 26-27 as well, though many services are available online at www.dmv.pa.gov. From my family to yours, may you all have a safe, healthy and happy Thanksgiving. |
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As you prepare to head out to our fields and forests, be sure to keep safety in mind. The Pennsylvania Game Commission offers these important tips: Basic Safety
Firearms Safety
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The state Department of Agriculture and Pennsylvania Game Commission are again encouraging hunters to consider sharing their deer harvest to provide thousands of pounds of venison to people in need. Hunters Sharing the Harvest (HSH) is Pennsylvania’s venison donation program for hunters who share their extra venison via a statewide network of participating butchers to food pantries and community assistance centers across the Commonwealth. HSH has distributed 1.5 million pounds of donated venison since 1991. Last year brought record donations for the organization, resulting in more than 160,000 pounds of venison distributed to provide 822,000 meals to Pennsylvanians in need. On average, a single deer donated can provide up to 200 meals. Hunters can donate all or part of a harvested deer by taking it to a participating processor, which will then distribute the ground venison to food banks and pantries. For more information, including a list of participating processors in the area, visit www.ShareDeer.org. |
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Typhoon Yuneec Q500+ drone for sale
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Chautauqua Lake Cottage/Cabin for rent
St. Eulalia Maternity Closet in Coudersport and St. Gabriel Maternity Closet in Port Allegany will be open this Saturday, March 6, 2021, at 10:00 am.
Maternity Closet provides baby items such as disposable diapers and baby clothing as well as numerous baby items, for local mothers and their children free of charge.
All are welcome. Please continue to wear masks. Thank you.