Saturday, March 13, 2021
Joseph W. RAYMER, Jr., 66, of Galeton, PA.
Melvin S. EASTON, 81, of Genesee, PA.
A celebration of life service will be held for Arvil Haggard
Roulette Ambulanbce To Lanninger Creek Road
At 6:54 PM on Saturday, Roulette Ambulance has been dispatched to Lanninger Creek Road to assist police.
Bradford Dispatched For Vehicle-Pedestrian Accident
At 6:50 PM on Saturday, Bradford Fire & EMS dispatched to a vehicle/pedestrian accident at Main Street & Main Street. Report female injured.
Andover Dispatched to ATV Crash on Jones Road
At 6:37 PM on Saturday, Andover EMS has been dispatched to 1693 Jones Road for an ATV rollover crash with injury.
Ridgway Dispatched For Motorcycle Crash on Bootjack Road
At 4:49 PM on Saturday, Ridgway Fire & EMS have been dispatched to Bootjack Road for a motorcycle accident with a 45 year old male injured and unconscious.
Helicopter is airborne at 5:32 PM.
D9 Class A Girls Semifinal Tonight, Coudersport Lady Falcons Play Port Allegany Lady Gators
D9 Class A Girls Semifinal
The #1 seed Coudersport Lady Falcons will play the #4 seed Port Allegany Lady Gators tonight at 6 PM at Coudersport High School.
The winner will play the winner of ECC/Otto Eldred for the Class A Title.
The game will be broadcast live starting at 5:45 PM on www.network1sports.com/station/wfrm
Go Falcons!
Roulette Ambulance to Station
At 4:05 PM on Saturday, Roulette Ambulance has been dispatched to station, Call center for details for overdose.
Galeton Dispatched For Wildfire
At 12:44 PM on Saturday, Galeton Fire Dept. dispatched for a wildfire behind the ambulance garage at the edge of the woods.
RECALLED by Chief 10-20
Belfast, Angelica Dispatched For Structure Fire on Crawford Creek Road
Belfast, Angelica fast team 1 for a structure fire 7828 Crawford Creek road.
Dr. John L. Harrington, MD, 92, of Warren, PA.
HAMILTON-GIBSON TO PRESENT FREE STAGED READINGS OF TWO SHORT PLAYS THIS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MARCH 13 & 14
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The PA state House returns to session on Monday, March 15, 2021
The PA state House returns to session on Monday, March 15, 2021, to vote on issues of importance.
Next week the Pennsylvania House of Representatives will begin several weeks of preparing for Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 economic recovery by setting the stage for a number of bills to be voted on the floor this spring.
The Weekly Schedule
Bill numbers will be used to identify the legislation being considered either in committee or on the House floor. The bills, sponsors and summaries are posted here.
Wolfinger Family Fund supports school district needs in Ellicottville, Coudersport, Smethport
OLEAN, N.Y., March 12, 2021 — While school districts continue to adapt to a hybrid model of in-person and distance learning and work to meet the ever-changing education needs of students, the Wolfinger Family Fund at the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation is making possible $2,000 in support for the Ellicottville, Smethport (PA) and Coudersport (PA) school districts.
CRCF announces Nonprofit Link and Learn Seminars for 2021 First seminar to be held April 9 on Catchafire volunteer technology
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PA Senator Cris Dush's Mission Report From Harrisburg
Potter County Coroner Kevin Dusenbury Says Thanks For Signing His Petition
Friday, March 12, 2021
Bradford Twp., Corydon Dispatched for Possible House Fire in Corydon Twp.
A Moment Of Love For Enzo Magaro ~ Lantern Release
A Moment Of Love For Enzo Magaro
Lantern Release will be Saturday, March 13, 2021 @6pm
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A lantern release has been organized as a "A Moment Of Love For Enzo Magaro"
A limited supply of lanterns will be handed out to starting at 5pm at the gathering area next to the Chamber. You may pick up a free lantern from Flowers N Things or the Cameron County Chamber of Commerce starting Thursday, or purchase your own online.
The lanterns will be set off along a place of your choice on the Rails to Trails
https://www.facebook.com/events/733357527378389
Posted by Cameron County
Litter Pickup Adopt A Highway
Montoursville, PA – In an effort to improve our environment and clean up our local roadways as the weather begins to warm up, motorists may see volunteers participating in the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s Adopt A Highway (AAH) program picking up litter along highways across District 3’s nine county region.
District 3, which serves Bradford, Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga and Union counties, has 307 groups who volunteer to pick up litter on nearly 853 miles of state-owned roadways.
There will be no impacts to traffic during litter cleanup activities. Motorists are reminded to slow down, drive with caution, be alert for stopped or slow-moving vehicle, and watch for workers near the roadway, along interchanges and entrance/exit ramps.
HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY RECOVERY PROGRAM (CHIRP)
Cameron County has received a grant award of $50,368.00 through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania under Act 1 of 2021 (SB 109), under an initiative known as the COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program (CHIRP). Cameron County in conjunction with surrounding counties and North Central Regional Planning and Development Commission has established a grant program for eligible businesses within the hospitality industry adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The first round of applications from eligible businesses will be reviewed on a rolling basis from March 15, 2021 – April 15, 2021. Consecutive rounds will be available until funds are depleted.
ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS
Eligible applicants shall be hospitality industry businesses that have a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) designation with the Accommodation subsector (721) or Food Services and Drinking Places subsector (722) and where accommodations, food or drink is served to or provided for the public, with or without charge. Eligible business will be required to have fewer than 300 full-time equivalent employees; have a maximum tangible net worth of not more than $15 million; was in operation on February 15, 2020, and remains in operation and does not intend to permanently cease operations within one year of the date of application; and COVID-19 has had an adverse economic impact on the eligible business which makes the grant request necessary to support the ongoing operations.
MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM DISTRIBUTION AMOUNTS
Grant funds provided to counties will be awarded to eligible businesses as defined in Act 1 of 2021 to alleviate revenue losses and pay eligible operating expenses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Grant awards in Cameron County are allotted at $5,000.00 per individual business.
CONDITIONS AND EXCLUSIONS
Grant awards MAY NOT be used to pay the same eligible operating expenses for which an eligible business received payment, reimbursement or loan forgiveness from any of the following:
• The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act, commonly known as the CARES Act (Public Law 116-136, 134 Stat.281)
• The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (Public Law 116-260, 143 Stat. 1182)
• The COVID-19 Emergency Supplement to the General Appropriations Act of 2019 (Act 2A of 2020) Receipt of a loan or grant issued under the authority of the Federal Government or the Commonwealth shall not disqualify an eligible business from eligibility for the CHIRP grant.
HOW TO APPLY
CHIRP applications will be available ONLINE on the Cameron County Courthouse website on MARCH 15, 2021.
Cameron County Commissioners
Lori J. Reed, Chair
James D. Moate
Ann M. Losey
Changes to the Allegany County Online Waiting List
The online waiting list for Allegany County has been updated to include eligible County residents age 18 and over.
Allegany County residents who are currently eligible for COVID-19 vaccine and age 18 and over can go to the Allegany County website at www.alleganyco.com and click on the vaccine waiting list. They will need to answer a series of questions and then submit their information to the waiting list.
Adding their name to the waiting list is not a guarantee of vaccine at this time. County residents should continue to check the website and try to register for the Health Department’s clinics.
The Allegany County Office for the Aging and the Department of Health will continue to use this centralized waiting list to help register eligible individuals for vaccine at locally owned pharmacies, hospitals, and clinics.
To determine if you are eligible go to https://covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov and click on “Am I Eligible” and complete the form. Upon submission it will advise if you are eligible or not.
This form is not a registration for a vaccine appointment.If you have not yet signed up to be on the Allegany County waiting list for the COVID-19 vaccine and would like to do so, you can register on the www.alleganyco.com website.
If you do not have access to the internet, you can contact the Allegany County Office for the Aging at 585-268-9390 or the Allegany County Department of Health at 585-268-9250 press #4 for assistance.
FREE SWEET HAPPENINGS ON MAPLE WEEKEND VIRTUAL PROGRAM IS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17
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Robert A. “Bob” Ackley, 65, of 337 Pennsylvania Avenue, Kane, PA.
Maria Theresa (Marisa) Funari, loving mother and grandmother, of Bradford, PA.
www.hollenbeckcahill.com
ROULETTE TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS FEBRUARY REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING MINUTES
February 11, 2021
(Minutes are not released until approved at the next month's meeting)
The Roulette Township Board of Supervisors held their regular monthly meeting on February 11, 2021 at the Roulette Township building, the meeting was also broadcast on Facebook Live.
Chairman of the Board, Jeremy Morey, called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. with the Pledge of Allegiance. Supervisors Brian Drabert and Perry Hooftallen were also present.
VISITORS ATTENDING:
• Present at the meeting were: Mike Ingalls and Rich Curfman.
PUBLIC COMMENT:
• Rich Curfman complained about dirty water at his residence and asked about having his water loop flushed
• Mike Ingalls asked if the water/sewer operators to fix the button on 9 Weimer Ave., so they don’t have to dig up the meter every month. He also mentioned that the lights in the grill, on the new plow truck, are not very visible when the plow is up. The supervisors agreed that they need a light bar on the windshield of the truck.
POLICE REPORT
• Chief Phelps gave the statistics for January 2021. He also asked that ATV’s and snowmobiles stay on designated roads and trails.
RVFD CALL STATISTICS REPORT:
• Mike Ingalls, representing the fire department, informed the supervisors that the fire department will be having a chicken BBQ on the weekend of February 13, starting at 11 a. m. with a 70 mile snowmobile dice run.
WATER/SEWER REPORT:
• Roy stated that the radio in the water truck is going on and off. Supervisors agreed that the truck is under warranty and needs to be taken to the dealer.
• Clayton from Capitol Communications was contacted by Supervisor Morey and he will look at the radios on March 9, 2021.
• February 16, 2021 Envirep and Pennwest will be at the sewer plant to look at the alarms at 10 a. m.
• Roy and Cody asked when they can take scrap to the scrap yard. It was determined that it is best to wait until we have full loads before taking scrap.
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to purchase a 1/4'” diamond plate, for the generator to sit on, at the lift station. Supervisor Hooftallen seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to purchase a Milwaukee tool set, cherry picker, insulated bibs and wrenches for the water/sewer department. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
MONTHLY MINUTES:
• The minutes from the January Organizational meeting were presented. Supervisor Morey made a motion to accept the minutes. Supervisor Hooftallen seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
• The minutes from the January monthly meeting were presented. Supervisor Morey made a motion to accept the minutes. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
UNPAID BILLS:
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to pay all unpaid bills with the exception of Nittany/Century Engineering; however we will pay invoices dated August 20, 2019 and August 11, 2020. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
BALANCE SHEET:
• After carefully reviewing the profit & loss, balance sheet and ledger for all four companies. Supervisor Morey made a motion to accept the profit & loss, balance sheet and ledger, for all four companies. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
ROAD BONDS
• Current Road Bonds – New 01-2021 Danzer Lumber North America, Inc. - from 02.10.2021 to 02.10.2022 T406 from Rt. 6 to T404, T404 from T406 to T403, T403 from T404 to T327, T327 from T403 1 mile to Seymour Dr.
• Closed Road Bonds – None
OLD BUSINESS:
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to amend the registration from the year 2020 PSATS Conference to send Michele Sullivan in place of Supervisor Hooftallen to the 2021 PSATS Conference. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to pay back the interim loan, from the water fund and look into another later interim loan at a later date. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to approve change orders 3, 4, and 5 from Pennwest. Supervisor Hooftallen seconded the motion and the motion was carried
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to accept the final Pay App#5. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
• Supervisor Morey motion to add Michele Sullivan to the bank signature cards and seconded by Supervisor Drabert, motion carried
• Supervisor Morey stated that we will table the county liquid fuels until later.
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to wait to talk to Darren Stover, for the Kim Hill Project and table the aggregate bid for the March monthly meeting. Supervisor Hooftallen seconded the motion and motion was carried.
• Supervisor Drabert motioned to order 200 tons of salt through COSTARS. Supervisor Morey seconded the motion and the motion was carried. Supervisor Morey made a motion to pay for a portion of salt with county liquid fuels. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to table the quote from LB Water, on new meter reading apparatus until the March monthly meeting. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
• Supervisor Morey made a motion to purchase a new camcorder. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion and the motion was carried.
• Discussion was held on the sewer lines for the new Habitat house on Brophy Ave. Supervisors would also like to see if we can add in the patching of roads with the Dollar General section.
OTHER BUSINESS:
• Supervisor Morey informed the board that the Potter County Conservation District has a tree planting program where they can provide trees along the Allegheny River behind the sewer plant. The Supervisors were interested in the program, however, do not want any pine trees.
• Supervisor Drabert read a note from Dawn Kent asking someone to take a look at the sign on the corner of Pfeiffer St. and North St. Also to look at vehicles and trailers sitting in site line around Goodwin and Sons.
• Supervisors would like to remind everyone the library will be opening on February 12, 2021.
• PCCD and LVDR applications are due February 22, 2021 for Kim Hill Project.
CORRESPONDENCE & INFORMATIONAL:
• Erb Inspections report for January.
• Realty Transfer Taxes
• Real Estate Taxes received for December
• PSATS News Bulletin
• All other correspondence was reviewed.
ADJOURN:
There being no further business to discuss, Supervisor Morey then moved to adjourn the meeting. Supervisor Drabert seconded the motion. All supervisors voted in favor and the meeting was adjourned at 6:45 p.m.
Respectfully submitted by:
Nita Spencer
Secretary / Treasurer