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COLLABORATIVE GRANT AWARDED TO RESTORE FRESHWATER MUSSELS IN WEST BRANCH SUSQUEHANNA RIVER
HARRISBURG, Pa. (December 18) – The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is pleased to announce that a conservation partnership, of which it is a member, has been awarded a National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Chesapeake Watershed Investment for Landscape Defense (ChesWILD) grant to restore freshwater mussels to the West Branch Susquehanna River (West Branch).
The grant was awarded to the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy (WPC). They and the project partners will take a comprehensive approach to mussel and river restoration through research, education, and community outreach. In addition to WPC and PFBC, partners include the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania at Lock Haven, and the Susquehanna River Basin Commission.
Penn College teams closing out 2023
During the week leading up to Christmas Day, only wrestlers saw action for Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Closing out the 2023 portion of the college’s athletics schedule, the men’s basketball team will be in action Friday and Saturday at Juniata College’s Doc Greene Tournament and the women’s basketball team will be at Keystone College on Saturday.
WRESTLING
On Friday at the 90th Wilkes University Open, 149-pounder TJ Martin, of Honesdale, was the lone Wildcat place winner — finishing sixth — and became just the second Wildcat in program history to medal at the “Rose Bowl of College Wrestling.”
Donna J. SEYMOUR, 74, of Colorado Springs, CO, formerly of Endwell, NY and Knoxville, PA
Donna J. SEYMOUR, 74, of Colorado Springs, CO, formerly of Endwell, NY and Knoxville, PA, died Thursday, December 21, 2023.
Born May 12, 1949, in Elkland, PA, she was the daughter of Merle C. and Almira Libbey Beebe. She was married to David J. Seymour, who predeceased her on April 20, 2014.
A 1967 graduate of Cowanesque Valley High School in Westfield, PA, she earned a degree in German from Mansfield University. Donna worked several administrative jobs throughout her life in Endwell, NY and Arlington, TX before retiring to be near her children in Colorado Springs.
Shinglehouse Ambulance to Bailey Avenue
At 11:46 AM on Saturday, Shinglehouse ambulance has been called to Bailey Avenue for difficulty breathing.
Ralph M. Young, 80, of Austin, PA
AUSTIN, PA—Ralph M. Young, 80, of Austin, PA passed away in his home on Thursday, December 7, 2023.
Born on Tuesday, June 1, 1943 in Plainfield, NJ, he was a son of Howard and Ruth Manning Young. He had been previously married to Jacqueline Piltz Young, Nadine Young, and Bonnie Yeaples Young.
Mr. Young proudly served as a Pennsylvania State Trooper for more than 25 years, retiring as a Corporal. Ralph later served as a Pennsylvania Constable. Prior to enlisting in the Pennsylvania State Police, he was a plumber.
While residing in Plainfield, he was a volunteer for Plainfield Search and Rescue. Ralph served on the Austin Area School Board and also served on the Seneca Highlands IU-9 Board. He was a member of Eulalia Lodge # 342 F. & A.M. in Coudersport. He enjoyed horseback riding, hunting, fishing, and riding his side-by-side. In general, he enjoyed the outdoors.
Open Arms Church Christmas Eve’s Eve Service To Be held On Saturday
Music, a children’s skit and an inspiring message will highlight Open Arms Church’s annual Christmas Eve’s Eve Service on Saturday, Dec. 23.
“This year, current world events may have us wondering what the future holds, and maybe raising questions about the return of Jesus,” Lead Pastor Zoe Hatcher said. “We are taking time this Christmas season to look back at Jesus’ first coming to earth as a baby. But to also look forward to his second coming and to prepare ourselves for His return.”
The services – to be held at 5 pm and 7 pm at 1289 E. Main St., Bradford – will feature such music as “This Is Christmas” to “Silent Night.” The church’s Children’s Ministry will also perform a Christmas skit. Hatcher will deliver a message as well.
Transportation is also being provided for the 5 pm service. Pickup times and locations include 4:15 pm at the Barbour Street public housing near the VFW Bradford Post 212; 4:20 pm, Marilyn Horne Hall at Marilyn Horne Way; 4:25 pm, Tops entrance at 150 E. Main St.; and 4:30 pm, Togi’s Sub Station at 402 E. Main St.
For more information, call the church office at 814-368-8846 or visit http://christmaseveseve.com.
Potter County Is Hiring Multiple Positions
Position Opening
Potter County Sheriff’s Department
FullTime Secretary/Clerk II
The Commissioners of Potter County will be accepting applications for a full-time Secretary/Clerk II in the Sheriff’s Department. Job descriptions/applications can be obtained from Potter County CareerLink and/or on the Potter County Sheriff’s web page: Potter County Pennsylvania …Sheriff (pottercountypa.net). Completed resumes and applications can be emailed to Danielle Gietler at dgietler@pottercountypa.net. Applications will be accepted until 4:00 p.m., Friday, December 29, 2023.
Position Opening
Potter County Treasurer Department
Part-Time On-Call Secretary Clerk
The Commissioners of Potter County will be accepting applications for a part-time on-call Secretary/Clerk in the Treasurer Office. Job descriptions/applications can be obtained from Potter County CareerLink and/or on the Potter County Treasurer web page: Potter County Pennsylvania …Treasurer’s Office (pottercountypa.net). Completed resumes and applications can be emailed to Danielle Gietler at dgietler@pottercountypa.net Applications will be accepted until 4:00 p.m., December 29, 2023.
Position Opening
Potter County Public Defender Office
Full-Time Administrative Assistant
The Potter County Public Defender will be accepting applications for a full-time Administrative Assistant in the Public Defender’s Office. Job descriptions/applications can be obtained from Potter County CareerLink and/or on the Potter County Public Defender’s web page: Potter County Pennsylvania …Public Defender’s Office (pottercountypa.net). Completed resumes and applications can be emailed to Danielle Gietler at dgietler@pottercountypa.net. Applications will be accepted until 4:00 p.m., December 29, 2023.
Position Opening
Potter County Public Defender’s Office
Full-Time Secretary Clerk
The Commissioners of Potter County will be accepting applications for a full-time Secretary/Clerk in the Public Defender’s Office. Job descriptions/applications can be obtained from Potter County CareerLink and/or on the Potter County Public Defender’s Office web page: https://pottercountypa.net . Completed resumes and applications can be emailed to Danielle Gietler at dgietler@pottercountypa.net . Applications will be accepted until 4:00 p.m., December 29, 2023.
Potter County is an equal opportunity employer.
Potter County Commissioners
Nancy J. Grupp, Chair
Paul W. Heimel, Commissioner
Barry Hayman, Commissioner
Attest: Jessica M. Giebel, Chief Clerk
North Central Supply And the “Shops of Quarterwest”
New shipment of double hung vinyl replacement Windows have arrived…prices start @ $60.00
Multiple sizes available…best prices around..( please do not call asking for sizes, too many to check)..
Save money and make the drive to Galeton…
Roulette Fire And Ambulance To Rt. 6 West
On December 23 at 5:42 am Roulette Fire and Ambulance were dispatched to 1839 Rt. 6 West for a one vehicle crash. There is one patient with possible injuries. The Westbound lane is closed
Austin Ambulance To East Fork Rd.
On December 22 at 10:34 pm Austin Ambulance was dispatched to East Fork Rd. in Horton Twp. for heart problems
Coudersport Ambulance To Sweden Valley Manor
On December 22 at 7:54 pm Coudersport Ambulance was dispatched to Sweden Valley Manor for a female patient to be transported to UPMC Cole
Shinglehouse Ambulance To First St.
On December 22 at 7:30 pm Shinglehouse Ambulance was dispatched to First St. for a person fallen
Structure Fire In Johnsonburg
On December 22 at 5:30 pm Wilcox, St. Marys, Johnsonburg, and Ridgway were dispatched to a structure fire 34 Old Klondike Rd.
Allegany Bank Robbery Suspects Remain At Large
On Friday at approximately 4:00 P.M., Troopers out of SP Olean responded to Community Bank, N.A., 3074 State Route 417 in the town of Allegany for a bank robbery. The suspect(s) fled the scene before law enforcement arrived. The Bureau of Criminal Investigation, Forensic Identification Unit are responding to continue this investigation. No injuries at this time.
This is an ongoing criminal investigation.
More information will be released as the investigation continues.
WNY Fire Alerts
Update to Police Incident in Town of Allegany (Catt.):
Confirmed Armed Bank Robbery at 3074 State Route 417 (Community Bank).
1 Shot was Fired inside the Bank during the Robbery. No Bystanders were Injured.
Active Searches are Underway in the Immediate & Surrounding Areas.
Coudersport Ambulance To Park Ave
On December 22 at 6:31 pm Coudersport Ambulance was dispatched to Park Ave. for a man fallen
No Injuries In Mt. Jewett Crash
Mt.Jewett Volunteer Fire Department
Around 10:50, Station 10 and Ambulance 10 were called to the area of 150 W. Main St. for a one-car MVA. Chief 10-10 arrived on scene finding one truck off the roadway sheered into a pole. Squad 10 responded and set up traffic control. There were thankfully no injuries. Ambulance 10 was able to return and respond to another call. Assisted on scene by PSP & Flickerwood Towing.
Patricia A. Luzier Hunt, 64, of Hinsdale, NY
Patricia A. Luzier Hunt, 64, of Hinsdale, NY passed away unexpectedly at home on Thursday, December 21, 2023.
She was born November 13, 1959 in Olean, NY, the daughter of the late Robert and Marjorie Corthell Luzier. In May of 1997, in Black Creek, she married David L. Hunt who survives.
She was a graduate of Cuba Central Schools Class of 1977.
Though she had many jobs during her life, she most recently was employed at the St Elizabeth Mother House in Allegany. This place held a special place in her heart and she adored working and caring for the sisters who lived there. She always took pride in her work and in everything she did.
N. Marks Byam, 82, Middlebury Center, PA
On Tuesday, December 19, 2023, N. Marks Byam peacefully passed away at the age of 82.
Marks was born October 26, 19 in Norwich, NY to Archer & Ellen Byam.
Marks was a United States Army Vietnam-era veteran, serving in active duty 1964-1966 and in the Army Reserves until 1970. He was an expert in pistol and rifle and received both an expert infantryman badge as well as a good conduct medal.
Residents of Wellsboro, Middlebury, and neighboring communities will remember Marks during his pivotal role in reshaping the small towns of Holiday and Nelson. Moving several of the homes and even a few churches, literally changing the face of those communities after the 1972 Agnes floods to make way for the Tioga-Hammond and Cowanesque dams.
Marks then enjoyed a career with the Tioga County Housing Authority as maintenance technician for the public housing projects in Westfield, Elkland and Lawrenceville. Marks loved hunting and was an expert marksman with both rifle and bow. His proficiency in mechanics served as a significant asset in both his professional endeavors and for his family. He skillfully tackled repairs ranging from household appliances like washers and dryers to heavy machinery such as bulldozers.
Adeline A. Donahue, 99, of Warner Robins, GA, and formerly of St. Marys
Adeline A. Donahue, 99, of Warner Robins, GA, and formerly of St. Marys, passed away on Wednesday, December 20, 2023.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Lynch-Green Funeral Home.
Thomas G. Black, 88, of 7986 Rt. 59, Mt. Alton, PA
Thomas G. Black, 88, of 7986 Rt. 59, Mt. Alton, PA passed away Friday, December 22, 2023.
Born on February 16, 1935, in Kane, he was a son of the late Vernie S. and Minnie A. (McCool) Black. Tom attended MJ Ryan School.
On September 10, 1955, in Our Mother of Perpetual Help Church with Fr. Kennedy officiating, he married Nancy L. (Schlopy) Black who survives.
Tom worked for Lafayette Township for 44 years and was a Working Supervisor for the last 24 years. During that time Tom was also self-employed, owning Tom Black’s Backhoe Service.
He was a member of St. Bernard Church, and served on the Bradford Area Wage Tax Board.
Port Allegany Ambulance To Shop n’ Save
At 4:45 PM on Friday, Port Allegany Ambulance has been called to Shop n’ Save to evaluate an elderly woman.
Daniel L. “Rat” Radaelli, 62, of St. Marys, PA
Daniel L. “Rat” Radaelli, 62, of St. Marys, PA passed away unexpectedly at his home on Thursday, December 21, 2023.
He was born on March 25, 1961 in St. Marys, a son of the late Ronald and Anna Bella Johnson Radaelli.
Dan was married to the late Pamela Tucker, who preceded him in death in 1992. He was then preceded in death by his longtime fiance, Darlene Thomas.
Dan was a graduate of St. Marys High School, class of 1980. He then attended DeVry Institute of Technology for Electronics. He worked for many years at the family business, Radaelli TV, alongside his dad and brothers.
A Living Nativity At the First Baptist Church in Roulette Friday & Saturday
The Youth Group, God’s Adventure Camp, the Crusader Club, Potter County Christian School students, volunteers from the First Baptist Church and other churches will present a Living Nativity on Friday, December 22nd and Saturday, December 23rd from 6-8 pm. It will be held at the First Baptist Church on Main Street, Roulette. It will be a drive or walk-through theater with four life scenes of the First Christmas – (or at least our depiction of them.)
You’ll be greeted by a Roman Centurion taking the census. This was one of the reasons Mary and Joseph were to go to Bethlehem- to register for their taxes.
The first scene will be of the angels announcing the glad tidings of Jesus’ birth to the shepherds. There will be real sheep, horses and live people depicting the angels and shepherds. The Biblical narrative will be heard over a sound system, and carolers will interject Christmas carols. Imagine the shepherds’ shock!
The second scene will be the actual Nativity at the stable. All the real animals – cow, calf, sheep, goat, donkey and chickens will be there. A live Mary, Joseph and innkeeper will be there as well. A real baby Jesus may be there, depending on the weather. The Biblical story will be heard here. Pause to drink in the enormity of it all- Almighty God becoming human flesh!
The third scene is the palace scene of the time when the wise men come to see King Herod. They are inquiring as to where they can find the newborn King of the Jews. King Herod is jealous of a new king. Hear the Bible account from the Gospel of Matthew.
The fourth and final scene is the home where the wise men bring their gifts to the young child, Jesus. Rejoice with them as they see the star and find the Savior. Our stand-in camels, (horses and maybe alpacas) will be here. Hear the rest of the story and enjoy beautiful Christmas music.
There is no admission charge. Free hot chocolate, cookies and literature will be available.
Animals may be petted. Pictures and videos are encouraged. Donations may be made to the Roulette Youth Ministry or God’s Adventure Camp.
Mary Armstrong, 85, previously of James City, PA
Mary Armstrong, 85, previously of James City, PA passed away Thursday (Dec. 21) in Ridgway where she was currently residing with her daughter.
Born Oct 2, 1938 in Kane, she is the daughter of the late Melvin and Jenny (Confer) Cook. On Nov. 26, 1955 she married Michael Armstrong, who preceded her in death.
Mrs. Armstrong was a member of New Beginnings Assembly of God and also the Kane Revival Center. Prior to her retirement, she had worked 31 years in housecleaning at the Kane Community Hospital.
MCKEAN COUNTY MAN SENTENCED TO SERVE AT LEAST 130 YEARS FOLLOWING CONVICTION FOR HUNDREDS OF SEX CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN
(MCKEAN COUNTY, Pennsylvania: December 22, 2023): District Attorney Stephanie Vettenburg-Shaffer reports that, following a sentencing hearing at the McKean County Courthouse, Darvin Carpenter, was sentenced to the equivalent of a life sentence following his conviction of hundreds of sex offenses against 7 juvenile females over the course of 20 years.
All of the victims except one is now an adult and some of them spoke at today’s sentencing.
The jury convicted CARPENTER, age 52, of 251 counts including several counts of Rape of a Child, Rape by Forcible Compulsion, Involuntary Deviate Sexual Intercourse, Aggravated Indecent Assault, providing marijuana to juveniles, and many other crimes.