Description: Environmental Health & Safety violation issued on 10/10/2023 to ARMAC RESOURCES LLC in Glade Township, Warren county. SWMA 610(1) – UNLAWFUL CONDUCT – Person dumped or deposited, or permitted the dumping or depositing, of solid waste onto the surface of the ground or underground or into the waters of the Commonwealth, without a permit for the dumping of such solid wastes from DEP.
Painting with Jessie is fun and relaxing! In this holiday series, professional watercolorist Jessie Vaughn will teach you how to paint beautiful holiday plaques or Christmas cards. No previous experience in watercolors is needed, as Jessie is comfortable teaching all levels.
Description: Do you love fall? Do you love to paint? This program is for you! Join state park volunteer, Barb Gee, as she shows us how to paint a beautiful fall feature using brushes and sponges. All the supplies needed will be provided along with s’mores to snack on! Feel free to bring other snacks, bottled water, and your creativity!
Please register by Sunday, October 15th in order to allow time to pick up all the materials needed for this fall festive activity!
Program Title: Owl Banding
Date: Saturday, October 21st
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Environmental Learning Center
Description: Come out and join David and Fay Hauber as they attempt to band Northern Saw-whet Owls right here in Sizerville State Park! We will have a short introduction on owls followed by instructions on what to do and expect during the demonstration. Wear sturdy shoes since we will be walking on trails, and feel free to bring a water bottle, binoculars, and lots of layers!
All Republican Candidates-both primary winners and write in candidates are invited to speak at this event which is being sponsored with FREE Admission to all by Potter county FREE PA Chapter. We invite all candidates-including incumbents and those running un-opposed to come out for the event for a chance to get to know the area voters and hear their concerns before the November 7th election.
This meeting is directed towards the candidates representing Potter County Magisterial District 55-4-03. Candidates for these Townships and Boros will be featured; Pike, West Branch, Abbott, Ulysses, Ulysses Boro, Bingham, Harrison, Stewardson and both Galeton wards. Don Kudrick, Potter county’s Republican Party Chairman will be on hand to speak and to introduce countywide candidates who are in attendance.
On-site Voter Registration assistance will also available- so if you have been considering registering (deadline to register is October 23’rd) to vote-please show up and be ready to vote this November! Each voter present will be permitted one question per candidate and will be able to follow up pertaining to the response from the candidate.
We would like to extend an invitation for all school board candidates to attend-as parents have valid concerns and would like to know where the candidates stand on important issues such as forced masking, potential forced vaccinations for their children and their stance on male trans-genders using the girls restrooms or locker rooms.
FREE PA Potter County will be serving complimentary soups, snacks and desserts as well as an ice cream social at the meeting…so stop by after work, we hope everyone can attend and share their concerns and comments with the candidates participating to help with their decision on who to vote for in November.
We would also like to Thank the Candidates who care enough to attend, hear and respond to the voter’s questions’
lf you are a candidate who would like to participate as a speaker, or a candidate wishing to attend to meet and greet the voters please contact any of these FREEPA members: Kim Goodenough @814.558-4893; Lilian Cowburn @814.558.1975 or Cheryl Main @814-435-6548
COUDERSPORT, Pa.—To honor the life of Ila Arlene Saulter and add to our memories of her, a celebration of her life will be held from 1pm to 4pm on Sunday, October 22, 2023, at the Coudersport American Legion, Buffalo Street, Coudersport. Please bring a memory of Arlene to share.
Arlene passed away on October 2, 2023.
Arlene entrusted her care and cremation arrangements to Kevin J. Dusenbury, funeral director/owner of the Virgil L. Howard Funeral Home, Shinglehouse.
We have scheduled several exciting Collette tours for the last half of 2024 and the first half of 2025!
Discover Switzerland, Austria & Bavaria: August 21 – August 30, 2024
Southern Italy & Sicily: October 25 – November 6, 2024 (same trip that was cancelled in 2020 due to Covid)
Tropical Costa Rica: November 4 – November 12, 2024
Iceland’s Magical Northern Lights: February 24 – March 2, 2025
British Landscapes (England, Scotland & Wales): April 27 – May 6, 2025
Collette’s own Matt D’Eramo will provide details of each trip at a Zoom presentation scheduled for Monday, October 23rd at 6:00 p.m. at the Education Council’s Coudersport office at 5 Water Street. Please email jmorley@pcedcouncil.org or call (814) 274-4877 to let me know you plan to attend the presentation or to request trip brochures.
At 0701 Hours, the Rescue Company was dispatched as a part of the first alarm assignment for a garage on fire with possible entrapment in McKean Station 3(Port Allegany)‘s first due. Rescue 48(w/5) responded and upon arrival established RIT Operations while first arriving companies worked. The rescue company then was utilized for minor overhaul before being released back to service by Command. Refer to Star Hose Company #1 for additional information.
10/9/23
101 E MAPLE ST
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM
At 1208 Hours, dispatched for an Automatic Alarm sounding at the above address(Cole Manor). Chief 48(Phelps) responded and upon his arrival, found a 2 1/2-Story Assisted Living Facility, with the evacuation in progress and was advised that the alarm was indicating a 2nd floor smoke detector. Engine 48-1(w/5) responded and upon their arrival, laid out from the hydrant at S East St / Maple St and stretched a dry-line to the 2nd Floor. Truck 48(w/4) and Rescue 48(w/3) also made the response sending their manpower forward to assist. Upon investigation, it was deemed that there was no fire, and that the alarm system was activated accidentally. The scene was turned over to hospital maintenance, and units returned to service.
10/11/23
7 BUFFALO ST
MVA WITH INJURIES
At 2201 Hours, dispatched for a Vehicle into a Building at the above address. Chief 48(Phelps) responded and upon his arrival, located a single pickup truck into the building with the operator self-extricated and utility lines(power, cable and phone) down. Rescue 48(w/4), Engine 48-3 and Patrol 48 also made the response. Crews were sent to check the structural integrity of the building and secure the utilities. The operator of the vehicle was evaluated by EMS and refused treatment. Once the building was deemed safe, the incident was scaled back, leaving Engine 48-3 and Patrol 48 to control traffic at the location of the downed lines. Utility Companies arrived, secured their lines, and units returned to service.
10/12/23
102 S MAIN ST
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM
At 1032 Hours, dispatched for an Automatic Alarm sounding at the above address(Zito Media). Tanker 48(w/3) was on a Fire Prevention Detail in the Borough and responded at dispatch along with Truck 48(w/3) who had a crew staffed at the firehouse. Tanker 48 arrived with a 4-Story Commercial Building, with nothing evident from the exterior and a partial evacuation in progress. The Tanker Company met with staff reporting a Smoke Detector activation in a 2nd Floor bathroom and went to investigate. Upon investigation, it was deemed there was no fire, and units returned to service.
10/15/23
114 N MAIN ST
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM
At 1510 Hours, dispatched for an Automatic Alarm sounding at the above address. Chief 48(Phelps) responded and upon his arrival found a 2-Story Middle of the Row Mixed Occupancy with nothing evident from the exterior and an audible alarm sounding. Engine 48-1(w/4) arrived, laying out from the hydrant at N Main / E First and stretched a dry-line to the 2nd Floor to begin their investigation. Truck 48(w/5) and Rescue 48(w/2) also made the response and sent their manpower forward to assist. Engine 48-1’s crew encountered no conditions of the primary building while the Truck and Rescue Companies were split going to the roof and checking the exposure buildings for any conditions. After the investigation, it was deemed there was no fire, and the alarm had malfunctioned. Units returned to service.
PUBLIC SERVICE DETAILS
This week was Fire Prevention week, as multiple crews visited various Daycares & Schools throughout the First Due Area to provide demonstrations and lectures on this years topic (Cooking Safety starts with YOU) as well as any other information regarding Fire Safety.
All Republican Candidates-both primary winners and write in candidates are invited to speak at this event which is being sponsored with FREE Admission to all by Potter county FREE PA Chapter. We invite all candidates-including incumbents and those running un-opposed to come out for the event for a chance to get to know the area voters and hear their concerns before the November 7th election.
This meeting is directed towards the candidates representing Potter County Magisterial District 55-4-03. Candidates for these Townships and Boros will be featured; Pike, West Branch, Abbott, Ulysses, Ulysses Boro, Bingham, Harrison, Stewardson and both Galeton wards. Don Kudrick, Potter county’s Republican Party Chairman will be on hand to speak and to introduce countywide candidates who are in attendance.
On-site Voter Registration assistance will also available- so if you have been considering registering (deadline to register is October 23’rd) to vote-please show up and be ready to vote this November! Each voter present will be permitted one question per candidate and will be able to follow up pertaining to the response from the candidate.
We would like to extend an invitation for all school board candidates to attend-as parents have valid concerns and would like to know where the candidates stand on important issues such as forced masking, potential forced vaccinations for their children and their stance on male trans-genders using the girls restrooms or locker rooms.
FREE PA Potter County will be serving complimentary soups, snacks and desserts as well as an ice cream social at the meeting…so stop by after work, we hope everyone can attend and share their concerns and comments with the candidates participating to help with their decision on who to vote for in November.
We would also like to Thank the Candidates who care enough to attend, hear and respond to the voter’s questions’
lf you are a candidate who would like to participate as a speaker, or a candidate wishing to attend to meet and greet the voters please contact any of these FREEPA members: Kim Goodenough @814.558-4893; Lilian Cowburn @814.558.1975 or Cheryl Main @814-435-6548
Ghosts, goblins, princesses, and monsters are invited to the Cameron County Halloween Sidewalk Parade on Saturday, October 28. Emporium Food Market and the Cameron County Chamber of Commerce teaming up for the event. Prizes will be given to the scariest, prettiest, most original, and funniest in three age categories 5-10, 11-14, and 15 and over.
Cameron County Fireworks blast off each July during Weekend in the Wilds. Fundraising for the event kicks off this week with a raffle. Smoker Logging has donated two dump truck loads (2 cords) of firewood to be raffled. The winner will be drawn during Shop Small Saturday, November 25. Tickets are $5 each and can be purchased at Sunnyside Boutique or the chamber office.
The fireworks are a signature event for the county. “People book hotel rooms, pack their camps and plan vacation around the event,” according to chamber executive director Tina Solak. The chamber phones have already begun to ring with people asking for the date which is Saturday, July 6.
Cameron County will welcome trail runners from across the state on Saturday, October 21. The Sinnemahone Ultra Trail Run celebrates its 11th year with participants selecting a 50k, 25k, or 12k course. The course begins and ends in downtown Emporium at 7:30am winding through Elk State Forest trails.
*This includes tea, sandwiches and desserts. There will be some vendors there doing Rieke, Reflexology, Massage, Chair Yoga, and Paraffin Hand. All these vendors, relax your body, mind, and soul!
The new owner of the floatation in Bradford will be there to talk with you about any questions you may have. Fran Charles will be at the event and will have special things planned! We will have some of our departments like X-Ray, Oncology, Cath Lab, Upbeat, and SMART there to talk with you and check blood pressure.
You will get to experience it all!!
Our HeartStrings Gift Shop will be open in case you would like to check out the unique items we have in there!
All proceeds will support our Sabrina K. Goode Imaging Service Fund!!
Between 5:30 p.m. and 5:55 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 31, the Wellsboro Halloween Parade will form at Packer Park on Queen Street in Wellsboro.
Beginning at 6 p.m. children and adults in costume will walk from Packer Park along Queen Street to Main Street. The parade will end on Main Street at Central Avenue.
Saturday, Nov. 4 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., explore the waterfalls along the lower Turkey Path on your quest to unlock the geologic secrets of the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon.
“This is a repeat of the popular hike we offered in June. The response was so good, we wanted to offer it again,” said Natural Resource Program Specialist.
TIm Morey.
The one-mile round trip hike up about 400 vertical feet, halfway up the Turkey Path, will be led by both park staff and professional geologists from DNCR’s Bureau of Geological Survey, weather permitting. If weather becomes an issue, the hike will be canceled.
