BRADFORD, PA – The Pavilion, the skilled nursing facility at Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC), is offering paid certified nursing assistant (CNA) courses. The classes start upon acceptance into the program and offers rolling admissions throughout the year.
The Pennsylvania Department of Education-approved course provides paid training for students. Evening and weekend classes may also be available.
Rehearsals are well underway for Hamilton-Gibson Productions’ presentation of Silent Sky, a play that shows its main character, Henrieta Leavitt, attempting to balance her work aspirations with home and family life.
Director Jessie Thompson says, “We hope to not only share the story of her significant contributions to science, but also to show what obstacles were in place, and how she dealt with them. She had strong and sometimes complicated family ties, and achieving certain milestones in her work was also very important to her.”
BRADFORD, PA – Bradford Hospital Foundation (BHF), the fundraising and philanthropic organization that supports Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC), is hosting a Women’s Wellness Tea on Saturday, May 11. The event is taking place at the Pennhills Country Club, Bradford, PA with all proceeds benefitting the BHF Sabrina Goode Imaging Services Fund.
Belmont, NY – The Allegany County Democrats collected 12 bags/boxes of non-perishable food and personal care items when they met recently in Cuba. The goods were donated to the food pantry operated by the Cuba Council of Churches: Our Lady of Angels Roman Catholic Church, Christ Episcopal Church, First Baptist Church, Cuba United Methodist Church, and North Park Wesleyan Church. This service project is one of the ways the Democratic Committee lives its motto: “Serving our Community”.
“It always warms the heart and stirs the soul to see the people of our community step up to take care of the poor,” states Pastor Jon Ward of North Park Wesleyan. “Our Food Pantry is for the residents of the Cuba part of the Cuba-Rushford School District. We assist people with food in difficult times as well as gas vouchers for medical trips or job interviews, lodging in emergency situations, and a massive Holiday Assistance Program each year at Christmas”.
The pantry is located at the First Baptist Church, 17 South St., and is open by appointment. Simply call 585-968-2347 (North Park Wesleyan Church’s office) for more information or to schedule an appointment.
Please join the county Democrats on Saturday, May 11th in Little Genesee for coffee and to support the community’s local food pantry. Contact us for details at info@alleganycountydemocrats.org, or 585-610-4321 or on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/alleganycodems ) or Threads ( https://www.threads.net/@allegany_ny_dems )
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On April 20, at 5:56 pm Genesee Fire Dept. was dispatched to 1117 Genesee Mills Rd. for a tree down on wires.
April 18th, 2024—Potter County Commissioners Nancy Grupp, Robert Rossman and Paul Heimel are working with Maintenance Director Joe Kurtz on a plan to deal with the deterioration of windows at the F.W. Gunzburger County Office Building. In anticipation of a project that could cost more than $1 million, involving nearly 250 windows as well as frames and entry systems, county leaders are seeking state and/or federal grants. One potential funding source being pursued is a Community Facilities grant involving federal funding administered by the Pa. Dept. of Community and Economic Development.
The money would be used for materials, labor, site preparation, engineering and related services. New windows would preserve the historic building and ensure its continued use for county government operations, education, access to technology and health care, conferences, gymnasium recreation, community and government meetings and other functions. Two tenants, Penn State Extension and Dickinson Center Inc., would also benefit. In the long term, much of the project cost would be recovered through substantial reductions in energy costs.
At 3:12 PM on Saturday, Mansfield Fire Dept. was dispatched for a one-vehicle crash near 18173 Route 6.
Title: Project Manager (Full-Time) Health Insurance, Paid Time Off (PTO), Paid Holidays, Retirement Plan
Salary ($38,000-$44,000) based on education and experience.
About the Organization:
The PA Route 6 Alliance is a 501(c)(3) organization established in 2003 to manage the 11-county PA Route 6 Heritage Corridor through implementation of the Strategic Management Action Plan, branding and marketing plans, community development programs, and other planning efforts.
The Alliance includes representatives from eleven counties, nine convention and visitor bureaus, four Heritage Areas, and many local development districts, Chambers of Commerce, businesses, and organizations throughout the corridor region and greater state of Pennsylvania. Under the leadership of the PA Route 6 Alliance, these citizens join together to preserve, enhance, and promote the historic highway and treasured resources that contribute to their shared sense of place. Using the corridor’s Strategic Management Action Plan as a guide, they initiate heritage tourism development strategies to promote more sustainable local economies and enhance the quality of life in every community along US Route 6 in Pennsylvania and the surrounding PA Route 6 Heritage Corridor Region.
Services — The PA Route 6 Alliance has 6 areas of concentration, each intended to help make the PA Route 6 Heritage Corridor a great place to visit and even better place to live. They include:
Mission — US Route 6 in Pennsylvania, which passes through the 11 counties of Crawford, Erie, Warren, McKean, Potter, Tioga, Bradford, Wyoming, Lackawanna, Wayne, and Pike, is the focus of an effort to preserve, enhance, and promote the transportation heritage of one of the nation’s first transcontinental highways, the rural communities linked by the highway, and the natural scenic beauty of one of America’s favorite road trips.
This job description is subject to change at any time.
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PA Route 6 Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
At 10:35 AM on Saturday, Blossburg, Liberty & Morris Fire Depts. were dispatched to 7066 Rt. 184 for a chimney fire in a residence in Cogan House.
At 10:35 AM on Saturday, Galeton has been dispatched to Lyman Run Lake for a boating accident with 2 persons out of the water.
Tina Depalma Johnson, 67, of Haines St. in Kane, PA passed away Friday morning (April 19) in the Bradford Ecumenical Home. Born Aug. 12, 1956 in Bradford, she is the daughter of the late Peter P. and Mary Catherine DePalma. On Aug. 28, 2010, in Temecula, CA, she married Fred Johnson, who survives.
Tina was employed as an RN at UPMC Kane, prior to that she had worked as an EMT on the Kane Ambulance and had also been employed at the Lutheran Home of Kane. She loved to walk, dance and laugh and could be seen walking around town almost every day. She also loved her flowers and gardening.
| PA Permit Violation Issued to STONEHAVEN ENERGY MGT CO LLC in Winslow Township, Jefferson County |
| Description: Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 4/15/2024 to STONEHAVEN ENERGY MGT CO LLC in Winslow Township, Jefferson county. 78.73(f) – GENERAL PROVISION FOR WELL CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION – Operator failed to equip well with a check valve to prevent backflow from the pipelines into the well. |
| Incident Date/Time: 2024-04-15 00:00:00 |
| Tags: PADEP, frack, violation, drilling |
The 2024 Senior High/Junior High IU9 Band Festival was hosted by Kane Area School District, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Thornburg, Host Director. The Junior High IU9 Band was under the direction of Mrs. Tonia Asel Kaufman and the Senior High IU9 Bnd was under the direction of Mr. Mark Napolitan. The event was held April 12th at Kane High School. The bands rehearsed throughout the day and presented a concert Friday evening. Schools represented were Cameron County, Coudersport, Elk County Catholic, Fretz Middle School, Johnsonburg, St. Mary’s, Kane, Northern Potter, Smethport, Otto-Eldred, Port Allegany and Ridgway. Pictured is the Junior High IU9 Band in concert and the Senior High IU9 Band in concert.
On April 20, at 7:04 am Emporium Fire Dept. was dispatched for a structure fire at 1861 Old West Creek Rd.
Savannah Hart- trumpet, Alayna Palmer – trumpet ,and Madison Fillhart – trumpet, represented Port Allegany at the Senior High IU9 Band Festival April 12, 2024 at Kane Area High School. Guest conductor for the event was Mr. Mark Napolitan, from Eisenhower High School in the Warren Area School District.
Kaitlyn Kallenborn – flute, Olivia Lily – flute, Gianna Glasgow – alto sax, Lillianne Reed – alto sax, Brody O’Rourke – trumpet, and Delaney Stromberg – tuba represented Port Allegany at the Junior High IU9 Band Festival April 12, 2024 at Kane Area High School. The students worked with Tonia Asel Kaufman, guest conductor from Plymouth Whitemarsh High School in suburban Philadelphia. The students are pictured (left to right) Gianna Glasgow, Lillianne Reed, Kaitlyn Kallenborn, Brody O’Rourke, Olivia Lilly and Delaney Stromberg.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (April 15) – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) today announced that the 2024 creel limit for Lake Erie Yellow Perch will remain at 30 per day and the creel limit for Walleye will remain at six per day.
The PFBC Lake Erie Research Unit evaluates the populations of Yellow Perch and Walleye in Lake Erie annually. If populations reach critically low levels, processes are in place to reduce harvest and rebuild the numbers of Yellow Perch and Walleye in the Lake. All jurisdictions on Lake Erie adhere to this system.
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and Associated Pennsylvania Constructors (APC) gathered today at Soldier’s Grove to honor roadway workers and urge motorists to slow down and pay attention in work zones as part of National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW). The week, which runs April 15-19, is designated to highlight the critical importance of safe driving through work zones. The theme of this year’s NWZAW is “Work Zones are temporary. Actions behind the wheel can last forever.”
Route 15 Guide Sign Upgrade Project Continues in Lycoming and Tioga Counties
Montoursville, PA – Motorists are advised a guide sign upgrade project continues this week on Route 15 in Williamsport, Lycoming County.
Today, Monday, April 15, 2024, the contractor, Roadsafe Traffic Systems, Inc., will continue upgrading guide signs along Route 15 northbound from the Interstate 180/15 interchange in Lycoming County, north on Route 15 into Tioga County.
