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Rosanne M. Giordano, 66, of West Washington Street, Bradford, PA.
Rosanne M. Giordano, 66, of West Washington Street, Bradford, passed away Tuesday, May 9, 2023, surrounded by her loving family at the Olean General Hospital.
Born April 2, 1957, in King, WA, she was a daughter of the late William T. and Rose C. (Hiegl) Feldhaus.
Rose was a 1976 graduate of Bradford Central Christian.
On September 25, 1982, in St. Bernard Church, she married Anthony J. “Dode” Giordano, who survives.
Rose was currently working for the Seneca Allegany Casino, in the Revenue Audit department, as well as owner of Papa Scoops ice cream shop.
Rose, “Grandma,” enjoyed being the Matriarch of her family. She enjoyed family trips, people watching Cubbie baseball, traveling to watch her granddaughter, Annie, compete in gymnastics, spending time with her new grandson, Broxton and always being surrounded by the ones she loved including her dog Maggie Mae.
She was a member of Street Dreams Car Club.
Surviving is her husband Anthony, of 41 years, one daughter, Ashley (Brett) Perry, of Erie, two sons, Christopher (Stephanie) Giordano, of Erie, and Patrick (Katlynn) Giordano, of Bradford, two grandchildren, Annie Giordano and Broxton Perry, three sisters, Joanne (Derek) Biddle, of Crete, Greece, Marianne Feldhaus, of Bradford, and Elizabeth Feldhaus, of Cary, NC, and several nieces and nephews.
Family will receive friends on Sunday, May 14, 2023, from 3 pm to 6 pm in the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes Inc., 33 South Avenue. Friends are also welcome to attend a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00 am Monday in St. Bernard Church, with Fr. Jim Gutting, as celebrant. Burial will be in St. Bernard Cemetery.
Memorial contributions, if desired, may be made to the Alzheimer’s Association.
Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes Inc.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.hollenbeckcahill.com
James A. “Jim” McGill, 79, of 218 Willow St., Johnsonburg, PA.
James A. “Jim” McGill, 79, of 218 Willow St., Johnsonburg, passed away late Monday night, May 8, 2023, at Penn Highlands-Elk, St. Marys following a lengthy illness. He was born November 10, 1943 in St. Marys, a son to the late Paul and Nancy Piccolo McGill. On June 25, 1967 in Johnsonburg, he married Donna R. Blashock. She preceded him in death on April 8, 2013.
Jim grew up in St. Marys attended St. Marys Catholic Schools. After his marriage in 1967, he moved to Johnsonburg and has lived most of his life there. He was a member of Holy Rosary Church, Central Hose Co., Prince of Piedmont Club, Wilcox Sportsmen’s Club and the CMF Club in St. Marys. He had also been a member of St. Joe’s in Johnsonburg. Jim loved spending time with his grandchildren, gardening, playing pool, listening to Elvis and watching Westerns. He had been especially proud of the softball teams he sponsored when he owned Jim’s Tavern.
Jim retired from Eastern Sintered Alloys in 2013 after 17 years of service. Prior to that, he had owned and operated Jim’s Tavern in Johnsonburg for 10 years and had worked at Stackpole in St. Marys.
Jim is survived by his children, Timothy “Tim” McGill and his wife Julie of York, PA, Shelley, Mrs. Angel Perez of Johnsonburg, Ray McGill and his wife Nicole of Stephens City, VA and Cheryl, Mrs. Michael Yost of Johnstown, his grandchildren, Halie McGill, Kiefer Kuhn, Keegan Kuhn, Kirsten, Mrs. Matt Galsick, Angel Perez, Jr., Christopher Perez, Keshia Perez, Olivia Perez-McGill, Eli Perez, Lena McGill and Delaney Yost, his great-grandchildren Otto and Isla Galsick and his beloved dog Elvis. He is also survived by brothers John McGill and his wife Carol, Denny McGill and his wife Linda, and his sisters Anita, Mrs. Jim Groll and Annette, Mrs. Howard Meyer all of St. Marys. Numerous nieces and nephews also survive.
Jim is predeceased by his parents and wife.
A Mass of Christian Burial for James A. “Jim” McGill will be conducted at Holy Rosary Church, Johnsonburg on Monday May 15, 2023 at 10 AM with Fr. David Wilson, Pastor as celebrant. Interment will be in Holy Rosary Cemetery. There will be no visitation.
Arrangements are under direction of the Anthony F Ferragine Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 401 Chestnut Street Johnsonburg, PA.
If desired, memorial contributions should be made to the Johnsonburg Community Trust, 100 Main St., Johnsonburg, PA 15845.
Joann L. Shuttleworth, 86, of Fern Road, St. Marys, PA
Joann L. Shuttleworth, 86, of Fern Road, St. Marys, PA died on Wednesday, May 10, 2023, at Pinecrest Manor.
She was born on September 19, 1936, in St. Marys, a daughter of the late Joseph and Sara Mohr Hoffman.
On February 11, 1956, she married the late Robert L. Shuttleworth, who preceded her in death on May 24, 2019.
Joann was a lifelong resident of St. Marys and graduate of Central High School, class of 1954. She was a member of Queen of the World Church, where she was also a member of the Rosary Alter Society. She worked at Pure Carbon, retiring after 42 years of service. Joann enjoyed playing cards, gardening, and canning. She had a love for cooking and was always delighted to host family parties.
She is survived by 2 daughters; Diane Wendel and Christine Cheatle, both of St. Marys, 2 sons; Thomas Shuttleworth and his wife Diane and David Shuttleworth and his wife Debbie, both of St. Marys, as well as by 6 grandchildren, 3 step-grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, and 8 step great grandchildren.
In addition to her husband and parents, she was preceded in death by 4 siblings; James Hoffman, Alberta Hoffman, Loretta Detsch, and Mary Ann Bobenreith, and by her son- in-law; Gary Cheatle.
A Mass of Christian Burial for Joann L. Shuttleworth will be celebrated on Monday, May 15, 2023, at 11:00 AM at Queen of The World Church, 134 Queens Road, St. Marys, PA 15857, with Fr. Jeffery Noble, Pastor, as celebrant.
Burial will follow in the St. Marys Catholic Cemetery.
Visitation will be held at Lynch Green Funeral Home on Sunday, May 14, 2023, from 5:00PM until 8:00 PM.
Memorial Contributions may be made to Penn Highlands Community Nurses or Queen of The World Church.
Lynch-Green Funeral Home, 151 N. Michael St., St. Marys, PA 15857 is handling the arrangements and online condolences may be made to the family at www.lynchgreenfuneralhome.com
Roulette Ambulance to Station
At 4:50 PM on Thursday, Roulette ambulance has been dispatched for a possible overdose.
UPMC Expert: Minutes Matter in Stroke Emergencies
Cynthia K. Anderson, MSN, RN
Quality, UPMC
Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke, and unfortunately, every three and a half minutes someone dies of stroke. A victim can lose up to two million brain cells every minute during a stroke, but immediate care helps reduce the stroke’s impact and most importantly can save that person’s life.
BE FAST
If you think that you or a loved one is having a stroke, remember the acronym BE FAST.
- Balance—Does the person have a sudden loss of balance?
- Eyes—Has the person lost vision in one or both eyes?
- Face—Does the person’s face look uneven or appear to droop?
- Arms—Is one arm weak or numb?
- Speech—Is the person’s speech slurred? Does the person have trouble speaking or seem confused?
- Time—Call 911 NOW!
What To Do
Roadway Repairs Set for Route 146 in McKean County
Clearfield, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is alerting motorists to contracted roadway repairs along Route 146 in McKean County. Through the end of May, Jefferson Paving of Brookville, PA, will perform mill and fill and shoulder work between the intersections of Route 2001 (Clermont Road) and Route 46. Seneca Resources has contracted this work ahead of significant water-hauling activities it plans to carry out this summer.
PennDOT anticipates traffic control featuring flaggers in the roadway enforcing an alternating traffic pattern. Short travel delays should be expected. PennDOT reminds drivers to use caution in work zones, obey posted speed limits, and always buckle up.
Johnsonburg Dispatched to Fire at Domtar Wood Yard
At 3:15 PM om Thursday, Johnsonburg Fire Dept. has been dispatched to the wood yard at Domtar for a report of fire in the tower.
Port Allegany Dispatched To Head-On Crash on Rt. 155 South
At 2:30 PM on Thursday, Port Allegany Fire & EMS has been dispatched to the area of 6757 Rt. 155 South for a head on vehicle crash with injuries.
Warren School District Reacts To Threats
Without knowing if the threat is or will be contained by the end of school, we are planning for a dismissal completely by parent pick up. We are not comfortable allowing students to walk home or to walk from the bus to their homes. Buses will not be transporting students home from Youngsville Elementary School or Youngsville Middle High School today. Students will be dismissed to parents or emergency contacts with photo identification. All students will need to physically be signed out.
An additional post addressing different after school activities will follow.
The Jamestown Police Department Is looking To Speak With Michael C. Burham
The Jamestown Police Department is looking to speak with Michael C. Burham regarding an incident from the early morning hours of May 11th, 2023. Michael is believed to be in the Jamestown, New York or the Warren, Pennsylvania area. Michael is believed to be armed and dangerous. Anyone with any information regarding Michael is asked to contact the Jamestown Police Department immediately at 716-483-7537 or the anonymous tip line at 716-483-8477. All calls and tips will be kept confidential.
Charles C. “Chuck” Tameris, age 80, of Wellsboro, PA
Charles C. “Chuck” Tameris, age 80, of Wellsboro, PA, died on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. He was born on June 7, 1942 in Mount Pleasant, NY a son of the late Richard and Irma (Uested) Tameris and was married for 56 years to Gayle (Frome) Tameris. Chuck served in the US Army and was the owner of Baxter’s Bakery and Frome Acres Resort for over 30 years.
He was previously employed by Dresser Manufacturing, Wellsboro, PA. He loved spending time with his kids and grandkids, mowing lawn, attending pink outs and was an avid Penn State fan. Chuck enjoyed bowling, baking goodies, watching NASCAR, attending local sporting events, traveling, gambling, and giving back to his community. He was a member of the VFW, Moose Lodge and was a school board member for the Galeton Area School District for many years.
Chuck is survived by his wife: Gayle Tameris of Wellsboro, PA, son: Charli Tameris of Wellsboro, PA, daughters: Tiffiny Novinger of Wellsboro, PA, Crystal (Eric) Barrett of Mansfield, PA, brothers: Richard (Francis Anne) Tameris if MD, Bob (Linda) Tameris of FL, Butch (Susan) Tameris of VA, sisters: Marie Clark of TX, Verny (Bob) Swingle of Mansfield, PA, grandchildren: Caitlin (Nick) Levindoski, Cayden Tameris, Tayler Novinger, Cameron Novinger, Reese Barrett, Teagan Novinger, Mason Barrett, Mikey McNair, Ivan Tameris, Tommy Tameris, great grandsons: Luke Levindoski and Walker Levindoski.
You are encouraged to wear pink for his visitation on Monday, May 15, 2023 from 3 to 7 pm at the Carleton Funeral Home, Inc. www.carletonfh.com Wellsboro, PA.
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, May 16, 2023 at the Valley Alliance Church, 4858 Rt. 6, Wellsboro, PA, at 11:00 am with Pastor Darryl J. Eyler officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Goodyear Hose Company, 87 Sherman St., Galeton, PA 16922.
Cheryl D. Card, 77, of Roulette, PA
Cheryl D. Card, 77, of Roulette, PA passed away in her home surrounded by her loving family on Wednesday, May 10, 2023, after a lengthy illness.
Funeral arrangements, entrusted to the care of Kevin J. Dusenbury, funeral director/owner of the Virgil l. Howard Funeral Home, Shinglehouse, are incomplete and will be announced with a full obituary.
To express condolences, light a candle or share a fond memory of Cheryl, please visit www.virgillhowardfuneralhome.com or the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home Facebook page.
Registration Now Open for NPRC’s Summer 2023 Semester
Do your future plans include postsecondary education? Northern PA Regional College (NPRC) brings affordable education to you. Their Summer 2023 semester begins Monday, June 5th. Twelve courses are being offered, including Introduction to Psychology, Interpersonal Communication, Foundations of Math and Environmental Biology, to name a few.
These courses are part of five associate degrees – Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Early Childhood Education, Liberal Studies, and Social Sciences. Of course, if you are not interested in pursuing an associate degree at this time, NPRC’s team will help you select courses or training that meets whatever goal you’d like to achieve.
These courses are perfect for recent high school graduates, mid-career adults seeking to advance in their career or begin a new one, and even current eligible high school juniors and seniors who want to earn college credits while still in high school. This program is designed to be affordable at 70% less than the average tuition at brick-and-mortar institutions. Students with a high school diploma or its equivalent pay $185 per credit and receive guaranteed admission. Current high school students pay $60 per credit. Institutional Aid and scholarship opportunities are available.
These courses will be offered at the Education Council’s Coudersport office, as well as more than 20 additional locations throughout northwestern Pennsylvania. Apply now and see why Brighter Futures Begin at NPRC.
The priority application deadline is Monday, May 29. For more information, contact the Student Services team, at info@rrcnpa.org or (814) 230-9010.
Bradford Dispatched For Fire Alarm At Bradford Forest Products
At 10:58 AM on Thursday, Bradford Firefighters have been dispatched to Bradford Forest Products on High Street for a fire alarm.
False Activation. Hold in quarters.
Vote Daniel Burnside For Potter County Sheriff
Hello, my name is Daniel Burnside. I am a Republican candidate for Sheriff in Potter County. I am asking for your vote on May 16th, 2023. I am a stone cutter, mason, framer, builder, arborist, tree farmer, and wood carver. I am not a liar, coward, or a saint.
In 2003 the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for obvious political reasons deemed the sheriff departments not a arm of law enforcement, but only an arm of the court.
I promise to do everything in my power to ensure Potter County becomes, as it should, a 2nd amendment sanctuary county. With the obvious Marxist political agenda and its effects, not just nationally but locally as well I promise as a sheriff should to communicate knowledge of 2nd amendment infringements to all voters of potter county, through local veteran’s organizations, as well as gun clubs and militias.
A sheriff’s job is not to bend to the will of the Commonwealth or D.C. July 23rd, 1995, a drunk driver left his mark on my life, I received a medical separation from the US Navy before I ever got the chance to serve my country in that compacity. So, I’m asking for that chance now. Here in Potter County, we have 1700 veterans. I believe veterans are the face of God for a nation. I ask that all voters in Potter County vote for me.
Approaching 50 with a wonderful wife and 11 beautiful children, we love potter county and everything it has to offer. i am asking that you give me the opportunity to serve my community in this capacity. Change is good, your current government is correct about that. But it’s time to do away with business as usual in local government.
Vote Daniel Burnside for Potter County Sheriff, I’m first on the Republican ticket, and i ask that Democratic voters write me in for their Sheriff.
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Vehicle/Hay Wagon Fire on Route 49
At 9:41 AM on Thursday, Westfield, Harrison & Clymer have been dispatched to a round bale fire in a wagon being towed by a truck at 577 Route 49. Truck has been detached from fully involved hay bale/trailer fire.
Crary Hose Company
Crary Hose, Clymer Hose, Harrison Valley and Sabinsville Ambulance were dispatched to a vehicle fire along Rt. 49 in Westfield Township, crews arrived to find round bales on a wagon disconnected from vehicle burning. Westfield command added Tri-Town with a tanker, all hands in service for just over an hour.
Vote Jack S. Keifer For Potter County Commissioner
Candidate for Potter County Commissioner
Jack S. Keifer is the Democratic candidate for a seat on the 2024-27 Potter County Board of Commissioners. He’s seeking a nomination in the May 16 Democratic Primary Election.
Keifer cites his qualifications as a military veteran, a small business owner, the county’s technology consultant for seven years, and as an active member of Coudersport Borough Council.
A U.S. Air Force veteran, he has operated multiple internet-based businesses, ranging from product creation to retail commerce during his 24 years as a resident of Potter County. He also served for 13 years as information technology director for the Coudersport Area School District.
“My approach has always been based on good planning, hard work and careful financial management,” Keifer said. “That is the same way I would approach my leadership role in county government. I am the only Democratic candidate who is familiar with our county government through first-hand experience, and I do see some areas for improvement.”
If elected, he would work to increase county efficiencies and transparency through more effective deployment of technology. He would also spearhead a comprehensive review of staffing and employee compensation, improve county communications, and pull together stakeholders from across the county to explore strategies for community and economic development.
“County commissioners have an impact on many people across the county,” Keifer said. “A commissioner should be proactive in communicating with the public and seeking input from the citizens.”
If elected, he would be actively engaged with the county’s Human Services Department.
“Thousands of people, especially the underprivileged and others in need, rely on Human Services,” Keifer said.
He would take a similar approach with the Department of Emergency Services.
“The county needs to be an active partner with our volunteer fire and ambulance services, communicating regularly with them and standing up for them in Harrisburg,” he added.
Also on his task list is hands-on support for the county’s Department of Veterans Affairs.
“As a veteran myself, I’m well aware of the challenges these men and women can face when they return home and find themselves caught in a maze of red tape when it comes to accessing the benefits and services they have earned.”
Economic development will also be a priority.
“We need to be marketing the best of what Potter County has to offer, which is our rural lifestyle and outdoor assets, to people who are looking to relocate,” Keifer noted. “With expansion of high-speed internet service, people can move here and still keep their jobs as telecommuters. I know that first hand.”
The candidate added that, through his service on Borough Council, he has gained a great understanding of conservative fiscal management, contract negotiations, personnel management, and engaging members of the public in the decision-making process.
Keifer chairs the borough’s Streets/Utilities committee, spearheading improvements such as the Ross Glen stormwater management that recently qualified for a state grant.
“I believe the county government can also do a better job of securing state and federal grants that can support our communities while keeping taxes down,” he said. “The current board of commissioners has been able to freeze the county taxes for five years and I would work hard to continue that trend but still not reduce needed services. You can do a lot with greater efficiency and better use of technology.”
Keifer added “By random drawing, I am in the number 3 spot on the ballot for commissioner. I ask and appreciate your vote on May 16th!”
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Port Allegany Ambulance to Vo Tech
At 8:40 AM on Thursday, Port Allegany ambulance has been called to Vo Tech for an eye injury.
The Healthy Lifestyle Fair
The Health Assistance Students at the Seneca Highlands IU9 Career and Technical Center presented The Healthy Lifestyle Fair recently at the Shop ‘n Save in Port Allegany. Some of the Lifestyle information presented included heart health, diet management, mental health, healthy skin, alcohol/drug education, pregnancy, and planning for a family. The Health Assistance class worked very hard to provide the community with a resource to healthy living. In the health assistance class, students learn that it is important to pursue the eight domains of wellness. This includes: emotional, environmental, financial, social, spiritual, occupational, physical and intellectual.
