Port Allegany Ambulance to Comes Creek Road

At 10:58 PM on Wednesday, Port Allegany Ambulance has been called to Comes Creek Road for a traumatic injury.

At 10:58 PM on Wednesday, Port Allegany Ambulance has been called to Comes Creek Road for a traumatic injury.

On November 22 at 8:51 pm. Franklinville was dispatched for an atv rollover near Coal Shutes Rd. near the railroad tracks no trains are expected at this time crash with a man and woman injured Mercy Flight is unavailable

On November 22 at 7:14 pm. Rew Fire Dept. was dispatched for a wildfire on Palmer Dri. and Herzog Crossing in Foster Twp.
The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Vocal Arts Ensemble will perform a selection of holiday favorites at a concert at noon Nov. 30 in the Harriett B. Wick Chapel on the Pitt-Bradford campus.
The concert is free and open to the public.
Under the direction of Regina Gabriel, the ensemble’s songs will include “Winter Wonderland,” “Chantons Noël,” “Carol of the Bells,” “Prayer of St. Francis,” “Let Us Pray for Peace” and “Do You Hear What I Hear?” The group will also lead a sing-along with audience members.

She was born on September 14, 1936, in Ridgway, a daughter of the late Henry and Emma Weisenfluh Gardner.
On May 29, 1958, she married the late Charles E. Patterson, who preceded her in death on January 3, 2023.
Barb was a lifelong member of the area and a member of the St. Marys Methodist Church. She was very family-oriented and loved to spend time with her family. Barb enjoyed reading and cooking a big meal for her family.

Bennett Harris is a senior in his third year of the Seneca Highlands welding program. Bennett is a very respectable young man and will be a great asset wherever he chooses to go in the future. His attendance and work ethic are both great along with the work he produces. Bennett has shown good leadership skills in the shop and will be participating in Skills USA this year, along with achieving a spot in the National Technical Honor Society for the second year.
by John Dzemyan. Retired Conservation Officer/Land Manager, Pennsylvania Game Commission
McKean County hunters will have a good opportunity to harvest a doe or a buck when the regular Pennsylvania two-week rifle deer season opens up on Saturday, November 25th.
The overall deer population has been on the increase over the past ten years in McKean County, and in the past two or three years that has become obvious to most of the people who live or hunt here.
Twenty-three years ago under the guidance of Wildlife Biologist Gary Alt the Pennsylvania Game Commission encouraged and enabled hunters to harvest more antlerless deer to allow the forests in McKean County to recover some of its natural deer habitat. It worked. Deer numbers were down from 2005 to 2012 with lower levels of deer than most people or hunters saw in the past 70 to 80 years in this area. But now the deer have made a comeback.

At 4:17 PM on Wednesday, Port Allegany ambulance has been called to Rt. 155 South for a hemorrhage.

At 2:27 PM on Wednesday, Coudersport Fire Dept. has been dispatched for a natural gas leak at the pond at 1227 East Branch of Fishing Creek Road.

Scammers claiming to be from the PA Treasury have been calling participants in the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program and asking for bank account information in an effort to steal valuable personal data.
You should know that no one from the state will ever call and ask for bank information for this program. In this scam, the caller claims the information is needed so a rebate payment can be made by direct deposit.
Remember, you should never give out your bank account information or other personal financial information simply because someone calls and asks for it.
The best way to contact the PA Treasury with questions about a rebate is with the form available at www.patreasury.gov/contact.

Warning for drivers in Eastern Tioga County multiple locations have trees and wires down

Every holiday season, a time of joy and celebration, many are reminded of a loved one or family member they would like to honor or remember in a special way. UPMC Cole will be decorating an outdoor tree lit with sparkling white lights to offer a unique and meaningful way to express your appreciation for those you love and cherish. Each light represents a gift in honor or in memory of someone special.
Honor or memorialize your loved ones with one of the following donation opportunities:
Star Sponsor – $1,000 Includes special listing and recognition at the lighting ceremony. Your loved one(s) will also be given a special mention when lighting the star.
Event Sponsor – $500 Includes special listing and recognition at the lighting ceremony.
Peace – 10 lights for $100
Hope – 5 lights for $50
Love – 1 light for $10
Each gift will be acknowledged with a specially designed card to the person being honored or to the family of the memorialized loved one.
To make a donation visit:

Tonight, crews loaded up and headed to Kightlingers Salvage for the Fall vehicle extrication company training. Members continued to gain proficiency and expand on their skills extricating trapped victims from vehicle accidents.
Thank you to the members for spending their night in the pouring rain for training, and thank you to Kightlingers for once again use of their facility.

Suhag Patel, PA-C
Neurology, UPMC
Headache disorders are the most prevalent neurological disorders, affecting more than 90% of all Americans. Most headaches are primary headaches, while a small percentage are secondary headaches, which are headaches resulting from some other issue, such as head trauma.
As of 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that 3% of all annual emergency department visits in the United States are due to complaints of headaches. While most headaches are not the result of a serious illness, they still can interfere with your overall quality of life.
Types of Headaches
There are three main types of headaches:
BRADFORD, PA – Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC), a member campus of Upper Allegheny Health System (UAHS), is bringing some holiday cheer to the patients who cannot be home with their families on November 23 for the Thanksgiving holiday.
For those who will be patients at BRMC as well as residents at the Pavilion on Thanksgiving Day, the hospital will offer a festive holiday meal. In addition, patients also receive a complimentary meal for an invited guest to dine with them on Thanksgiving Day. Additional guests may purchase a holiday dinner for $5.40.