Johnstown, PA News

• Johnstown, PA News
• Indiana County didn't lose money in scam, police say
• Local nonprofit groups get $900,000 from United Way
• Coal truck overturns on Route 219
• Local events commemorate Memorial Day
• Digital mammography available in the region
• State may take over financially distressed school districts
• Trial in cross-burning case set for July
• Rotarians collecting used bikes for third-world countries
• PennDOT lauds outstanding workers
• In brief: Several hurt in Northern Cambria crash
• Proposed bill would expand use of traffic-light cameras
• Minister's trial date set
• AP: Almost half of new veterans seek disability
• Geistown beginning crime watch program
• Persons of the Week: Nanty Glo vets will remember fallen comrades
• AG candidates face potential conflicts of interest
• Lawmakers: Capitol rallies unpersuasive
• Richland closer to new chief
• In brief: Thunderstorm downs trees, knocks out power
• Community Event is ‘fun for the kids’
• Fielding interest: With new rec facility, leaders hope to sell old site
• Richland weighs $2.1M offer for land
• Officials cool on tax plan
• Portage store serves up a helping of history
• BILL FINDLEY | Johnstown area is a great place for young adults to live and work
• PSU’s Paterno, Spanier each made over $1M in 2011
• Park problem: JAHA seeking ways to scare off geese
• Business would aid disabled workers
• Cambria in line for grant
• Code agency has new name, home
• Ex-PSU president sues, seeks Sandusky emails
• Sandusky dismissal premature without testimony, AG says
• Former coach’s charity to close
• Close call for Davidsville family
• Man accused of threatening woman in home
• Windber Area leaders consider fee change
• Former president George W. Bush golfs at Bedford Springs
• Showcase for commerce deals bring in at least $60 million
• Defense funding at risk, official says
• AAA: Holiday travelers staying closer to home
• Rock and Roll Hall of Famer headlines festival lineup
• Officials create part-time finance director position
• Former teacher pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Treasurer charged with theft of $10G
• Cambria commissioners switch to insurance broker with Republican ties
• Fun day salutes military families
• In brief: Coroner: Amish man dies from fumes in silo
• Amish teen dies in silo accident
• Seward men mistook Bible for purse in snatching, police say
• [VIDEO] Exhibitors applaud area’s ‘can-do spirit’
• [VIDEO] Hockey team’s name a nod to history
• County building sold at $25G loss
• City man fixes cars by day, builds Legos by night
• No trial date set in Bedford County murder
• Airport eatery deal falls through
• 3 waive hearings on tossing objects from 219 overpass
• Event will encourage senior fitness
• Longtime ad exec retiring
• Meet the Johnstown Tomahawks
• Johnstown names its new hockey team, adds coach
• Business managers meet with government buyers
• Thieves target churches
• Envirothon competitors seek pollution solutions
• Refinancing Que pipeline bonds to save $525G
• Police officer, worker lauded for saving life
• DCNR bans swimming at Kooser park
• Giant Eagle recalls garden salad bags
• Pa. Evening News Brief | Fired CalU president says state violated contract
• [VIDEO] Talented local student gets $1,000 scholarship for driving safety message
• County saving half-million dollars, leaders say
• Event has ‘a lot of great business’
• Safety concerns close Somerset County swimming area
• [VIDEO] The 'Type Rider' makes a full stop in Johnstown
• More than 600 jobs to be generated by power plant project
• Sewage tanks allow Highland to meet state mandates
• Richland panel wants to scale back iPad plans
• Cambria officials at odds over finance director
• Longtime T-D editor left legacy of lessons for reporters
• Authorities cracking down on ‘buckle up’
• Judge orders $50 fine in altercation with police officers at UPJ
• Morley’s Dog moves indoors
• Morning Briefing | Police shoot, kill bear in Pa. town
• Drought worries ease
• 150 volunteers put ‘a nice gloss’ on downtown
• Feds target bath salts
• PSU moves forward despite questions about past
• UPJ’s concrete canoe team paddles to nationals
• Person of the Week: 'Making wishes come true': Hockey tourney is father's way of giving back
• Woman seeks appeal in child’s ‘97 slaying
• In brief: Man cited for tossing trash on neighbor’s lot
• [VIDEO] Sci-Fi in the Valley Con brings Jedi, Vulcans to Ebensburg
• Expo big for area small businesses
• Hospital finances healthier
• Big wheelers roll into Windber
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Happy birthday to me ... I’m 63
• B&B to grow funds for 9/11 rose garden
• In brief: Tyrone man charged in sex assault
• Business people: Johnstown woman joins AmeriServ
• [VIDEO] The Dirtbag Classic
• Patrons lend support to shorter borrowing period
• Local air service ‘a done deal’
• House OKs bill keeping local radar station
• Stabbing suspect waives hearing
• 3rd person charged in gun case
• Man assaulted cop, K-9, police say
• Police Roundup: Cops charge naked man with disorderly conduct
• In brief: 2 plane crashes occur in Blair County
• Congratulations to the College's Seventeenth Graduating Class!
• [VIDEO] Young ER doctors gain insight from mock crash
• Experts call for summer sizzler
• Drug ring busted
• PennDOT again funding enhancement program
• Charges filed in 2 child cases
• Equipment will aid Dominican firemen
• District OKs liner for aging roof
• Write-in winner will oppose Shuster
• In brief: Flags arrive for veterans’ graves
• Local business briefs: 1st Summit sees jump in 1Q earnings
• District debates classroom iPads
• Zoning draws scrutiny
• Sewage problem looming
• Study finds java drinkers live longer
• Flight 93 memorial fundraiser raises $2 million
• Workers reinstall wiring for sewer pumps
• Bishop McCort team scores role in movie
• PolkaThon fund drive airs tonight
• Police hunting for wire thieves
• Bill would push Pa. turnpike speed limit to 70 mph
• Pa. Evening News Brief | Police: Pa. man shopped at store where body left
• Sandusky renews effort to have charges thrown out
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• New airport restaurant to bring a taste of Caribbean
• Ferndale youngsters help the homeless
• Sewage fees may leap
• Teacher charged with sex assault
• School district could be in for tax hike
• Goucher Street proposal panned by residents
• Japanese film crew capturing Inclined Plane footage for animated series
• Public doesn't know facts on Goucher Street, PennDOT says
• Generals may be reinstated by league
• Pa. Evening News Brief | Ex-Pa. youth minister sentenced to 12 to 40 years
• League suspends Johnstown Generals
• Retail complex proposed
• Turbines turning: Adams, Summerhill wind farm goes on grid
• Driver pleads guilty in 2009 fatal crash
• T-D, Johnstown Magazine staffers earn Golden Quills
• For 1st time in 25 years, Westmont holds line on taxes
• Mountain-bikers propose building Que trails
• $100G block grant will pay for Portage Borough projects
• In brief: Johnstown resident reported missing
• Local middle school students play life size Scrabble as part of the One Book One...
• Hangar project on hold
• Bath salts battle
• Determined mission: Navy vet hoping to transform ship into floating museum
• Uncovering the past: Museum curator collects data for historical society
• Family operation: Details of alleged drug ring emerge
• Game over? Generals’ contest canceled, rest of season in jeopardy
• [VIDEO] Seven Springs endurance test ‘difficult but not evil’
• Crumbling building coming down
• BILL EGGERT | Remembering moms of all sorts
• In brief: 2 townships receive inspection grants
• Mock plane crash tests responders’ preparedness
• Windber project moving forward
• Cambria receives $364G to assist homeless
• Police Roundup: Cops: Pair tried to sell stolen guns
• DEP awards $262G for mine reclamation
• In brief: River program wins environmental award
• Local contortionist in rare form on stage
• Day reporting center's benefits hailed
• A "beautiful" day for military wives in Central Park
• Pa. Evening News Brief | Indian court overturns Pa. teen's murder conviction
• Pa. auditor general urges funding to fix crumbling spans
• Lateness of cemetery flags raises ire
• County leaders at odds
• Somerset Hospital clinic focuses on wound care
• Defense pondering strategy for murder trial
• Retirements easing Portage Area’s finances
• Area seniors receive Rotary scholarships
• In brief: House aims to stop Air Force closure
• Pa. Evening News Brief | Pa. man in custody after pipe bombs found
• Man injured in mine with Johnstown ties
• Somerset convict arrested in 1998 slaying of Bronx girl
• 83-year-old Indiana County husband, wife charged with raping girl
• Portage Borough beefs up police force
• State rethinks closing viaduct
• Police: Woman suspected in multiple bank robberies
• Stop sign prank caused wreck that injured drivers, police say
• Bank expanding Richland office
• In brief: Car thief burns stolen Honda
• Pa. Evening News Brief | Gay marriage will enter swirl of issues in Pa.
• $17M settlement in deadly Philly duck boat crash
• Thinking of taking a college course this summer? There’s still time to register...
• Blairsville employee may have stolen $240,000 from Walmart
• Bandshell group to move hockey rink
• [VIDEO] Motorcycle rally to feature biker bar, Clydesdales
• Suspect pleads to conspiracy
• Somerset river rescue team wins recognition from state
• Photographer captured moments of local life, history
• Federal lawmakers oppose closing Guard unit
• Public joins school board in battling district deficit
• Boro, landlords mull rental law
• In brief: Man gets prison for home invasion, shooting
• Judge lifts bench warrant
• Woman arraigned on arson, other charges
• Report sides with cafeteria workers
• Pa. Senate GOP's budget bill advances to floor
• Pa. Evening News Brief | NE Pa. football coach faces child porn charge
• Well-known photographer, firefighter dies
• Thunder in the Valley adds massive biker bar
• Blaze forces evacuation of senior housing
• 'We have huge problems,' local school district admits
• Trial set in baby’s death
• New Turnpike plaza opens
• Crime roundup: Portage man sentenced for sexual abuse
• Family bike-a-thon slated for Sunday
• Ex-sub, Windber strike deal over conduct charge
• In brief: Visitors bureau hosting free event
• Indiana County power plant begins $700 million upgrade
• County seeks grant for Rockwood Amtrak station
• PennDOT eyeing savings
• Analysis: Corbett takes aim at rising pension costs
• Group concerned about development of gas well
• Persons of the Week: Key Club leaders bringing community together
• Que work performed in time for Stonycreek Rendezvous
• Student found dead in IUP dorm room
• Man pleads to 2005 hit-run involving cyclist
• In brief: Aloysius accepting Conemaugh credits
• Cellphone tour added at Flight 93
• Fewer voting precincts weighed
• Company, agency agree on reclaiming old strip mine
• Man still grieves for livestock slain in ’09
• 398 get diplomas at Mount Aloysius
• COMMISSIONERS CORNER | Facts on Cambria County Network
• Pedestrian killed in Summerhill Township
• Ex-detective claims firing was political
• [VIDEO] Raising funds for nerve disease, cycling Swede makes local stop
• Judge: Dismiss search lawsuit
• Sandusky filing mentions more accusers
• Motorist to stand trial in fatal 2009 wreck
• Attorney seeks retrial for Horner
• In brief: 5 Philly priests removed after inquiry
• Attention Students: Please return rented textbooks to the bookstore between May...
• Generals postpone home game, vow to return to field
• Shooters get prison in drug-related killing
• [VIDEO] City gets preview of new hockey team
• [VIDEO] For the faithful, a time to celebrate
• Suspect pleads to money laundering
• State forest crews battle vandalism, dumping
• Teen accused of bus attack on 6-year-old
• Kidnapping defendants plead to lesser counts
• Local in brief: Turnpike crash kills rig driver
• State in brief: Authorities say inmate IDs used in scam
• Altoona accepts ‘distressed’ status
• 2 sentenced, 1 withdraws plea in Bakersville murder
• No name for new Johnstown hockey team
• City firemen douse blaze in Hornerstown
• State: Money lacking for Route 219
• Richland board averts tax hike
• Homicide suspect returns
• District reacts to paraphernalia find
• Police roundup: 1 man charged in armed robbery at Domino’s Pizza
• School board gives resident 2nd chance
• [VIDEO] Local filmmaker hopes to take 9/11 documentary all the way
• [VIDEO] Richland pupils conduct Alka-Seltzer aviation
• Inmates sue over search
• Admiral Peary reduces expenses for sending districts
• Windber board weighs tax hike
• Defendant gets prison for abusing girls
• Dem House leaders push to revise gas-drilling law
• State House to vote on casino license ‘auction’
• Ebensburg, Somerset airports receive grants
• Johnstown directors reappoint AD, coaches
• Johnstown man charged with running heroin distribution ring
• Clinton, Bush, Boehner to host Flight 93 event
• [VIDEO] Family ready to ‘Feud’
• Cleanup days set for city communities
• Judge orders blight-site owner to pay fines
• Business college will offer ‘emotional quotient’ classes
• Cambria jobless rate unchanged
• Sneaker Shoe Sale - Today at the Richland Campus Gym until 6:00 PM. Stop by for...
• Out of the Wild: The cownose stingray
• Inspiring imaginations: Parent-tot workshops helping children learn
• Spring is Lyme time
• Jailing non-violent offenders costs state millions, prisons chief says
• Oakhurst victim ‘was moving on,’ family says
• Person of the Week: Creating 'a good start': Westmont junior collects supplies for Costa Rican students
• Glendale schools receive $650G grant to boost reading skills
• Medical practice suing doctor
• PennDOT to display bridge projects
• Out of the Wild: The flamingo
• [VIDEO] Medieval melee: Battle games draw hundreds to campground
• Company’s claim rejected
• Pipeline project delayed
• Real world challenges: UPJ grads urged to ‘leave comfort zone’
• Bishop Carroll hosting student council gathering
• ‘Building leaders’: More than 300 prospective Marines compete at annual field meet
• In brief: Historical society seeks funds for repairs
• Analysis: Highway advocates to miss ousted Blair Co. lawmaker
• Johnstown police probe murder-suicide
• Out of the Wild: The sea turtle
• Shuster on panel that may free up Route 219 funds
• Day center for nonviolent offenders to open May 21
• New carrier could expand local air service
• Employee charged in tool thefts
• 3 facing trial in burglary spree
• Dems gear up to help Critz
• In brief: Military Hall of Fame inductions today
• 814 area code split deep-sixed until 2018
• Turkeyfoot Valley students honored for actions after accident
• The College received a $24,757 grant from Lee initiatives for an upgrade for our...
• Out of the Wild: The hellbender
• Nanty Glo school to get upgrade
• Blacklick Valley boosts taxes, taps reserves
• Performers returning for PNG Park dedication
• Greater Johnstown school board approves organizational changes
• Low-cost dental clinic planned for Johnstown
• Centre County woman accused of possessing large amount of heroin
• Silver wings over Johnstown
• In brief: Security tightened for UPJ graduation
• Silver wings over Johnstown
• Coming soon: Dental help for low income
• T-D writer, photographer lauded
• Out of the Wild: The poison dart frog
• Windber at head of the class
• How Critz beat the odds
• GOP foe plans ‘spirited campaign’
• FBI to return evidence in bomb-threat case, woman says
• $5M loan to fund Ebensburg water upgrades
• Primary 2012 results
• Cambria’s military hall of fame to induct 7
• Driver tried to bribe cop, Somerset police allege
• Join us for an hour of poetry on Thursday, 4/26, from 6:30 to 7:30pm in the Stud...
• Happy Student Appreciation Week! The week of events continues with two FREE sho...
• On Monday, 4/30, Career Services will be sponsoring a Transferable Skills worksh...
• The Great Debate
• Rep. Holden, dean of Pa. House members, unseated
• [VIDEO] Critz wins
• Out of the Wild: The white-tailed deer
• Voter ID preview causes few ripples
• Johnstown gets another shot at hockey
• Girls Night Out draws crowd to fight cancer
• Romney sweeps 5 states
• Kane wins nod for attorney general
• Pa’s longest-serving congressman loses
• Smith wins nod to take on Casey
• Commissioners opt to rebid airport contract
• Mom charged after restaurant incident
• Boswell man sentenced to 5-10 years
• [VIDEO] The launch of the future USS Somerset
• Congratulations to Ashley Nicole Miller, the first person to correctly identify...
• Out of the Wild: The Honduran milk snake
• Spring storm hits region, knocks out power
• Horner gets 2 life sentences
• Driver waives hearing on fatal wreck
• Outstanding Young Women selected for 2013 competition
• Colleges line up speakers
• Animal cruelty investigation growing
• Frankstown Road upgrade planned
• Crews trying to keep up with snow in region
• Route 422 in Cambria County now open
• Zoom In at Penn Highlands, April Photo: Where within the Richland campus, was th...
• The sites at Richland, Somerset, and Ebensburg are closing at noon today. The Hu...
• Report: Group stops Pitt threats after demand met
• Schools close in Pa. as nor’easter brings snow
• Tough decisions: School districts seeking ways to save money
• Out of the Wild: The giant Pacific octopus
• Official rips colleagues
• Region bracing for snow
• Portage sessions produce residents’ wish list
• Persons of the Week: Humane Society becomes Westmont seniors’ pet project
• Annual high school summit to spotlight diversity
• Low voter turnout expected
• JWF, CTC marking 25 years
• Spectar no longer candidate at a second school
• Police file charges in overpass incidents
• BILL EGGERT | Teen idol guided us through music revolution
• IN BRIEF | Heavy snowfall predicted for region
• Cambria County Court Report 4-22-12
• Trustee candidates campaign at game
• Out of the Wild: The Northern copperhead
• [VIDEO] A 'record' day for independent vinyl stores
• Out of the Wild: The sea otter
• Gambling probed at UPJ
• Volunteers plant trees at Flight 93 National Memorial
• Father faces trial in death
• Labor unions lining up behind Critz in primary
• Township OKs zoning change for Jerome site
• 2 charged with animal cruelty
• Motorist charged in crash that injured boy
• Pa. News Brief | Boy, 10, held after sparking Pa. apartment fires
• Morning Briefing | Western Pa. math teacher to trial in sexting case
• Out of the Wild: The American alligator
• Water-treatment plant could create hundreds of jobs
• Pentagon’s No. 3 man to be speaker at expo
• Alum Bank mom enters plea in child-sex case
• Surgeon placed on probationary program
• More bomb threats at Pitt
• Woman accused of hitting cop pleads guilty to lesser charge
• Pa. News Brief | Pa. man opts for jury trial in rapper's death
• Feds indict 14 in Pittsburgh gang-based drug ring
• Partnership could bring hundreds of jobs to region
• Morning Briefing | 2 guards agree to plead guilty in prisoner beating
• Out of the Wild: The blind cave fish
• Tension lingers over tirade
• Mess targeted at old plant
• Businesses again leading downtown police program
• Cambria judge joins police for crisis intervention training
• IN BRIEF | Editorial page editor nominated for award
• Local couple appears before Pitt bomb threat grand jury
• Chief: Woman set house fire
• Out of the Wild: The striped skunk
• Bridge upkeep causes concern
• Windber rethinks ban on ex-sub
• Residents inquisitive about Route 31 zoning plan
• Spectar ends 1 job hunt, is finalist in another
• Burger King manager charged with stealing $8G
• IN BRIEF | Driver dies when car strikes prison bus
• Humane society needs baskets
• Self-Defense Class for Women Only - TODAY (4/17) from 12:30-1:30p.m. in the aud...
• Out of the Wild: The West Coast sea nettle
• Remap plan ripped
• Public-health leader adding new roles
• Mandatory rental property registration begins May 1
• New expert OK’d in Bedford County murder case
• Input sought for Portage plans
• In brief: Former congressman endorses Altmire
• Hastings man pleads guilty to drug charge
• UPMC makes $125,000 donation to JARI
• April is National Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The Diversity Committee is sp...
• Out of the Wild: The timber rattlesnake
• DEP orders cleanup at former FreightCar site
• Benefits ruling upheld
• WWII vets recall bloody Pacific battle
• Giant Bunyan statue stolen
• Center for Community Affairs sets open house
• In brief: Woman killed in two-vehicle crash
• Women play big role in Girls Night Out Gala
• Out of the Wild: The longnose gar
• [VIDEO] Calculating victory: Critz, Altmire eye numbers in 12th district
• Officials lobby gov on Route 219 project
• MICHELE BENDER | Licorice speaks about owner’s obedience training
• In brief: Man to stand trial in 2009 shootings
• Most in Pa. Legislature can cruise in primary
• Primary to provide test run of photo ID law
• Republicans Maher, Pinto vie for auditor general post
• SCORE | Entrepreneurs consider rewards of franchising
• BREAKING | Jury acquits Portage man in sex assault
• [UPDATE] Cambria jury now deliberating in sex assault trial
• Anglers anxious to reel in some trout
• Out of the Wild: The California sea lion
• Neighbor lauded as hero for fire rescue
• Airline talks up in the air
• Altmire continues to lead Critz in funding
• Rape defendant contradicts woman’s version of events
• T-D staff receives awards
• Firefighter held for court in theft
• Judge: Pa. boy killed dad’s pregnant fiancee at 11
• Pa. News Brief | Sex offender sentenced for Pa. prison staff rape
• Prosecution rests in Tubbs’ trial
• Out of the Wild: The Gila monster
• Commissioners seek funding for repairs to War Memorial rink
• Somerset murder suspect convicted
• Clinton endorses Johnstown congressman
• Theft charges against stunt riders withdrawn
• Woman tells jury about night of terror
• Conemaugh Valley outlines plans for new elementary
• Police cite man following incident at school meeting
• County’s website will get new look
• UPDATE | Mallory found guilty on all charges
• Woman testifies about sexual assault at gunpoint
• Morning Briefing | Police: Pa. man harassed ex with sex toy Web ad
• Out of the Wild: The brook trout
• Fires destroy 2 homes: Third blaze damages duplex
• Parents oppose cuts in Windber
• Homicide charges ruled out in crash that killed area man
• City awards concessions pact to authority
• Jury: Man not guilty in rape, assault case
• Drug-ring kingpin ordered murder, witnesses testify
• Vintondale woman appeals conviction on minor charges
• Townhouse plan goes back to supervisors
• Somerset enacts gas fee
• Defendant hatched murder scheme, witness testifies
• Thomas car dealership gets OK for expansion
• Extensive work planned at Que’s Green Bridge
• 2 rape cases go before Cambria judge this week
• Out of the Wild: The black tip reef shark
• [VIDEO] Democrats square off
• [VIDEO] Audience: Rivals each scored points
• Trial opens for suspect in Bakersville murder
• Troopers will provide safe disposal of meds
• In brief: Christian athletes will hold 5K run/walk
• Out of the Wild: The river otter
• Rx for improvement: Officials address area’s poor showing in health study
• Natural gas glut looms
• Bogus bills probed
• Pa. among cash-strapped states looking to lotteries
• Person of the Week: Former contestant helps with annual scholarship program
• Contracting event slated for Geistown
• In brief: Altoona man accused of Patton burglaries
• Out of the Wild: The barn owl
• Malkin scores 50th in win vs. Flyers
• 'She's a fixture': Woman portrays holiday hare for 5 decades
• Census release offers insight into 1940s
• Arrival of spring accompanied by high gas prices
• Scouts pitch in to fill pantry shelves
• Program touting alcohol dangers taken to elementary schools
• BILL EGGERT | Tragic Titanic memories still linger
• Golf course owner killed in accident
• Critz, Altmire will face off Monday in debate at UPJ
• Experts: Conditions ripe for wildfires
• IUP event nurtures new attitudes about history
• In brief: Ex-band director contacted girl, DA says
• Pitt bomb threats stump police
• Out of the Wild: Mallard ducks
• Bearing their crosses
• Plaintiff in landmark Altoona priest abuse case dies
• Out of the Wild: The red kneed tarantula
• Johnstown Generals' owner pleads for fans to help save team
• Biotech firm recognized for growth in exports
• Que repairs under way
• 2 suspected drug dealers caught in South Carolina
• Workshop to help agencies link to the needy
• Masons official accused of theft
• In brief: No bus service on Sunday
• Are you a Pennsylvania community college student with a story to tell? Then you...
• Out of the Wild: The Mexican beaded lizard
• Proposed detour worries Prospect residents
• Toomey: Flight 93 remains not in landfill
• House OKs plan to reduce Legislature
• Free medical service moves to handier location
• 2 more suspects charged in Adams, Croyle burglaries
• IN BRIEF | Fire damages South Fork home
• State honors Shanksville’s Election House
• Aichele defends voter ID law
• Cambria health lag lingers
• DEP OKs scrubbers for plant
• Suspect: I set home ablaze
• Vintondale man arraigned in fatal wreck
• Windber reduces classes
• Menoher wreck injures Southmont teen
• Woman pleads guilty to stabbing, robberies
• Out of the Wild: The sand tiger shark
• Assault defendant may opt for trial
• IN BRIEF | Tyrone man charged with theft from store
• Vintondale man jailed in fatal DUI crash
• Out of the Wild: The American beaver
• Book ban nixed: ‘The Glass Castle’ to remain part of school’s curriculum
• Blacklick student honored
• Zamias purchases five retail complexes
• Township buying building for municipal quarters
• In brief: Fall in Tenn. kills Windber resident
• Pair nabbed in alleged counterfeit scheme in Somerset
• Westwood owner planning to replicate theater in Latrobe
• Doctors: PTSD can strike anyone
• Disorder not limited to adults
• Ruling could lead to casino license bids
• Looking to grab attention: 5 GOP Senate hopefuls entering final stretch
• Persons of the Week: 3 volunteers will handle traffic during cancer fundraiser
• Ligonier program partners students with merchants
• Man faces charges over chicken’s death
• Zoning fight could persist
• ‘A good place to live’: Developer’s Hempfield project generates no opposition
• Family sues over wrong body at viewing
• Former Sipesville, Friedens elementaries sold at auction
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Something fishy’s going on around here
• $150M casino opens at Valley Forge
• State explores hiring private company to operate lottery
• In brief: Allegheny Township break-in probed
• [VIDEO] What a 'Bagtastic' Saturday
• Carson Daly irks Flight 93 mother
• Natural gas prices fall amid strong supply
• [VIDEO] $640 million jackpot drives local lottery sales
• Authorities seeking tips in burglaries
• Sweet taste of success: Creamery owner dishes up 3rd shop
• Crime roundup: Summit Bank customer scammed teller, police say
• Signups set for PA Pre-K, Head Start
• Game panel offers advice to avoid attracting bears
• In brief: Survey gathering info on drugs
• Mom hopes to slow traffic scofflaws
• Women’s Showcase, Bagtastic events set for Saturday
• Adams zoning board approves $12M facility to treat acid-mine drainage
• Federal judges uphold teen-sex sentence
• Altmire ad throws fuel on 12th district fire
• Launch nears for USS Somerset
• City to pour $500G into street paving
• Don’t shoot without training
• Students seek donations for play
• Rental rules Ok’d
• Shower of bricks closes sidewalk in Patton
• Crime confab: Armagh-area residents hear suggestions from police
• Ex-sub sentenced for porn
• Airport leaders optimistic
• City resident heads to prison for assault on Cambria guards
• Police Roundup: Police charge suspect in beating
• Judge allows Marine to withdraw DUI plea
• BREAKING: Horner gets two life sentences
• Dress for Success - New and gently used professional clothing will be provided a...
• Misplaced gift shuts down Indiana street for four hours
• NEW - 1 injured in Cambria Township accident
• The One Book, One Community middle school reading program is coming up May 14-16...
• PennDOT displays its plans to replace Stonycreek span
• Prosecutors will not seek death penalty against accomplice
• Court ends residency rule for election petitions
• Fundraiser offers a hole lot of fun
• Kidnapped teen freed, police say
• Flinton man dies in crash
• IN BRIEF | Area man sentenced to prison in Michigan
• BUSINESS BRIEFS | Partners promote vets’ hiring
• Horner's fate in jury's hands as closing arguments wrap up
• UPDATE - Cambria crash victim identified
• Congratulations to Stu Custer, the first person to correctly identify the Wi-Fi...
• Somerset County man injured in forklift accident
• Final witness expected this morning in Horner trial
• Van accident kills one in Cambria County
• Tribune-Democrat editor headed to State College
• Horner trial: Jury may get case today
• Kongsberg marks production of 10,000th Protector CROWS
• Developer challenging Richland’s zoning law
• UPJ President 1 of 6 finalists for UMass-Dartmouth chancellor spot
• Man to serve time for sexual abuse
• Police stop van, find cocaine, Ruger handgun
• Get your resumes ready! Career & Internship Fair Wednesday, April 11th in the au...
• Zoom In at Penn Highlands, March Photo: Where within the Richland campus, was th...
• Pushing back: Richland launches anti-bullying campaign
• Billing change stirs controversy
• No verdict in Orie retrial
• Persons of the Week: Pupils at Johnstown Christian raise money to help custodian’s family
• BILL EGGERT | I like my Me-TV
• Blair Co. bust nets over $120G in drugs
• In brief: Police seeking info on missing man
• Deep concern: Environmentalists question groundwater risks
• Water clients dwindle
• Sweet lessons at maple fest
• Monday is deadline to register for primary
• Former patient’s family sues nursing home
• In brief: Police: Man tried to lure teen into truck
• Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98
• Black Bear Sprint to Success 5K Run/Walk
• [VIDEO] Bull riding event includes recognition of autistic man
• Minersville Bridge project will resume
• Horner's wife testifies about demeanor after Iraq
• Man with rifle arrested after holding off cops
• Cogen plant, operator sign pact
• Critz: Shut postal-closure loophole
• In brief: DEP: Blasting didn’t cause mine blowout
• War changed Horner, staff sergeant testifies
• Middle Taylor Township standoff ends peacefully
• DEP: Hooversville mine blowout not caused by blasting
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• [VIDEO] Fans flock to 'Hunger Games'
• PennDOT plans permanent fix for East Taylor roadway
• After off day, testimony resumes today in Horner murder trial
• County HR director resigns
• Cambria enacts gas drilling fee
• Children’s Place finds home at mall
• Troopers seek assault suspect
• Quaker Steak & Lube coming to Richland Township
• Police searching for Johnstown suspect in assault with pipe
• Many thanks to those at the College who donated prom dresses to the Cinderella P...
• “Do you plan to transfer to another institution after Pennsylvania Highlands? I...
• Johnstown-based foundation seeks input on plans for future
• Playground to honor 2-year-old killed in accident
• Victims’ wounds detailed in Horner trial
• Trial ordered in attack
• 200 interviews show extent of PSU probe
• Home burglary suspects arrested
• Lecturer discusses truth in politics
• Wreck claims life of Ebensburg woman
• 3 arrested in Somerset Candy Co. burglary
• Mine water causes flooding
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• Testimony set to resume in Horner trial
• Shooting victim recalls ordeal
• Ethics panel fines supervisor
• Report: Nearly half of those furloughed by Fleetwood have rejoined work force
• Local businesses expecting to be busy for proms
• Windber Area to seek OK for teacher layoffs
• Happy tail: Koko’s home again
• Richland OKs new vests for police officers
• ‘Our Town’ needs tales of Nanty Glo
• Sandusky judge: Attorney general must turn over accuser contacts
• Victim's wife breaks down in Horner trial testimony
• Victim may take stand in Horner trial
• Witness describes caring for shooting victim
• Agency director chosen
• Funding shortage nixes ammo plant
• Hilltop board reviews cost-saving suggestions
• CTC honored for business ethics
• Rewards offered in 2 Adams investigations
• Tableland to select new director
• War Memorial books Crosby, Stills & Nash
• Tight security expected for today's start of Nicholas Horner's double-murder trial
• Mental-health facility exceeding expectations, directors declare
• Mild winter gets good grade
• ‘The city’s going to miss him’: Veteran Johnstown administrator retiring next month
• Fire destroys Adams Township home
• BILL EGGERT | Growing old gracefully
• In brief: Friedens driver hurt in crash
• Parents oppose book used in Shade-Central City classes
• Murder trial may hinge on accused’s intent, mental capacity
• City asking court to reargue benefits case
• Peniel to recognize 2 judges’ contributions
• Casey meets with Biden in attempt to save Air Force base
• In brief: Lilly man accused of stealing ring
• Missing Conemaugh Township girl found
• Local News Brief | Autistic Conemaugh Township girl goes missing
• PSU making changes
• Poll: Rename stadium for JoePa
• Restaurant shuts doors at ‘prime’ downtown location
• Police accuse caregiver of theft
• Jury finally seated, Horner trial to begin Monday
• Threat suspect facing more charges
• Bus driver remains in critical condition
• In brief: City man pleads to reduced charge
• Johnstown man jailed on assault charges
• Country music artist coming to Indiana
• Renaming PSU stadium for Paterno favored
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• State police probe crash
• Pa. site to host refinery
• Ag chief soothes energy concerns
• PSU denies privatization, despite talk
• Wind farms submit reports to Somerset County
• 3 more jurors picked to hear murder case
• Democrats name campaign coordinator
• [VIDEO] Tractor-trailer collides with school bus, 1 dead, several injured
• Families race to hospital
• Corbett signs voter ID bill
• Officials say plant’s pollution upgrades poised for approval
• Landlords lash out at city’s rental ordinance
• Man accused of threatening police waives case to court
• Horner jury selection slows, only 1 person added to panel
• Camp Cadet launches first Cambria program
• 11 counties host most gas sites
• Rusted Root coming to Somerset
• Four more added to Horner jury
• Somerset to seek payment for Marcellus wells
• Judge arraigns father
• No criminal charges in pedestrian death
• Dueling congressmen tout strengths in TV ads
• Stolen-equipment suspect waives his case to court
• Lawmakers seek help for NDIC workers
• Job fair at UPJ attracts strong turnout
• Inmate contends prison transfer illegal
• Afghan tensions intensify
• Horner may boycott trial
• Charter school furloughs staff
• City considers compromise version of rental ordinance
• Fired officer wants her job, back pay
• Manufacturing, health care jobs available at fair
• Glendale district’s audit clear in wake of financial crisis
• Pa. News Brief | Pa. lawmaker robbed at gunpoint near Capitol
• Statement from Penn State Board of Trustees
• Jury selection begins today in Horner trial
• Brush fire burns 30 acres at Horseshoe Curve
• 4 NY Amish charged after buggy, police car collide
• Free tuition available for nursing assistant students
• Warm winter not sapping maple syrup production
• Person of the Week: HOPE for the future: Mom forms service group at Ferndale school
• Blairsville driver heading to court
• In brief: Flu fire damages St. Michael home
• ‘One big project’: Rosebud offers to clean discharge site, then dig for high-value coal
• Future of UPJ is drawn into debate over funding
• [VIDEO] 3 recognized for historical efforts
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Area’s food favorites, part 2
• Mall ‘flash mob’: Girls Scouts dance to celebrate centennial
• In brief: Horner murder trial gets under way Monday
• [VIDEO] Local Girl Scouts troops mob Galleria for 100th anniversary
• State of Cambria County: Hoping to foster growth
• Shuster challenger kept off ballot
• Police: Driver drunk at time of fatal crash
• AG hopefuls split along party lines on photo ID
• COMISSIONERS CORNER | Marcellus can produce financial boost for region
• Part-time Cambria DA retires
• In brief: Aging gorilla receives a bunny companion
• City officer saluted
• Reporting center likely to open by May
• Cambria takes steps toward Marcellus fee
• Authority awards several project contracts
• Pa. legislative leader to speak at McCort
• County to use inmates to cut election costs
• City man pleads to drug, gun violations
• In brief: Police seize items after tot’s death
• Search continues for Dunlo man
• Cops: Man caught purple-handed in Somerset meter theft
• Family, gun seller settle Gatling gun death suit
• Raid nets stolen items
• Lawmakers to fight planned Air Force cutbacks
• Windber confronts $1.6M school deficit
• Suspect held in city stabbing
• Pilot says experience counted in wheels-up landing
• FAA investigators examine airplane
• State Senate approves voter identification bill
• CRIME ROUNDUP | Man faces trial in child molestation case
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• Bank merger approved
• [VIDEO] Pilot flawlessly executes emergency procedure
• Zahorchak hired as Johnstown superintendent
• Bill targets superintendent buyouts
• State police search site near Hastings
• City shooting suspect apprehended in N.J.
• Air Force cutting 97 jobs at Johnstown airport
• New online directory links drilling industry, local suppliers
• Critz camp mulls possibility of appeal
• Former state Secretary of Education returns to Greater Johnstown School District
• Air Force cuts include 97 in Johnstown
• Sci-Fi in the Valley Con moving to Ebensburg recreational center
• UPDATE w/VIDEO: More details on wheels-up landing
• Altmire remains on ballot
• Toomey tours local plant
• Hopefuls seek edge for Super Tuesday
• Woman’s productions have raised thousands for charity
• High court dismisses Valenty’s challenge
• Bedford County murder trial postponed again
• No texting while driving law goes into effect Thursday
• Business in brief | Exhibitors needed for Somerset Mega Show
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• Judge could rule on Altmire’s petitions soon
• Family starts petition drive to combat drug shortages
• Blaze damages home in Dale
• Police forces would be impacted by magisterial district realignment plan
• Person of the Week: Graffiti removal is student’s way of giving back
• Corbett picks city man for outdoors council
• CSA seeks cause of waterline damage
• Allegheny County Labor Council endorses Critz
• In brief: Driver veers off road, strikes house
• Two men killed in crash
• Counties likely to OK fees for Marcellus gas
• Analysis: Legislative races begin despite redistricting mess
• Richland land sale gives bidders until May to make offer
• BILL EGGERT | The high price of fame
• Farmers facing stricter regulations
• In brief: Blind center holding health screening
• School aid confused by competing math
• Two killed in early morning crash in Clearfield Township
• Residency key in 12th district dispute
• Horner withdraws request to represent himself
• Ex-adviser gets 90 days in jail
• Man claims his hospital injuries led to wife’s death
• Fire forces evacuation of personal-care home
• Speaker to set elections for 6 House vacancies
• Armored car slay suspect had problems, colleague says
• Ex-staff chief contradicts Orie’s earlier testimony
• Police reviewing security after Philly runway scare
• Petition hearing expected to last into the night
• Cambria Dems endorse Critz
• 3 charged in local drug bust
• Water testing vital near gas wells, specialist says
• Cambria connection: Annual dinner celebrates local achievements
• CSA shifts focus of planned repairs
• Witness testifies he recognized bank suspect
• Judge denies reduction of roofer’s $255,000 bail
• Police Roundup: Third person facing trial in motel robbery
• In brief: Inmate cooperating with medical tests
• [VIDEO] Arbutus residents celebrate Seuss
• 14 accused in Baltimore-to-Altoona cocaine network
• Local plants escape GenOn Energy's cuts
• Former high school coach accused of sex crimes dies after crash
• Cambria teen pleads guilty in deadly crash
• Local men vying for spot on PSU's board of trustees
• ‘What are the odds?’: Somerset County couple welcome ‘leapling’ baby
• Peoples raising gas rates
• No Flight 93 remains dumped
• Cambria officials briefed on new gas drilling rules
• Accused Somerset officer resigns
• City streets closed due to flooding
• Locals dispute report on disposal of Flight 93 remains
• Local link to school shooting: Ohio students make annual visit to Shanksville
• RANDY GRIFFITH | Heart month provides a wealth of information
• After close call at age 43, mom preaches prevention
• Man sues Grane over fatal attack on brother
• Area rallies around family who lost everything in fire
• District prepares to auction 2 buildings
• Jury convicts man of dealing heroin near preschool
• Local in brief | Student had drug paraphernalia, police say
• BUSINESS BRIEFS | Social media workshop set
• Report: Remains of some 9-11 victims went to landfill
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• Former Bon Secors hospital to close in March
• Somerset student caught with spoon and needle
• Creany offers look at realignment plan
• Romney, Santorum trade jabs
• Shuster foe’s signatures challenged
• Chairman’s petitions are void, judge rules
• Altmire touts support from Westmoreland Dems
• CAP delays hiring of new director
• Judge orders treatment for state prison inmate
• Husband charged in teacher’s murder
• In the final throes of Heart Month
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• Mild winter keeping birds in the wild to feed
• Blaze destroys former school
• Person of the Week: Johnstown retiree helps disaster victims rebuild lives
• Measures include toll credits for Route 219
• In brief: Agency on Aging offering tax program
• Somerset cop accused of bribery
• Local schools adopt fitness, nutrition programs
• Local programs offer incentive for healthy living
• Funds boost energy project that would use mine water
• Assault trial to be delayed
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• Bolivar man held for trial in baby’s death
• Police officer accused of bribery
• Mixed ruling for firemen
• High winds down trees in region
• Suspect facing new charges
• CamTran faces work on HQ site
• WWII soldier gets belated citation
• Richland Township center may handle mail from 2 other sites
• Cambria commissioners urge municipal cooperation
• Man dies in fall despite rescue effort
• Altmire calls Critiz's challenge ‘a despicable act’
• Former Steelers lineman praises Scouting at Johnstown banquet
• Altoona mail facility’s work shifting to Richland
• Cambria chief clerk retiring
• Judge hears testimony on late GOP petitions
• Somerset CAP nears decision on director
• 2 charged, 1 sought in alleged heroin ring
• An excuse to nibble
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• Wear Green and White Day!
• City council to seek distressed status for Altoona
• Congratulations to the Men’s Basketball Team on their first round playoff win ag...
• Two Johnstown men arrested in heroin-peddling scheme
• Altmire ruling next week
• Police win health-care ruling
• Pa. Senate GOP leader: No change in primary
• Romney, Santorum trade accusations on health care
• Owner pumped about super-sized fitness center
• City man held for trial over robbery that ended in death
• Authorities round up crime suspects
• Court to hear GOP feud suit
• Fighting the current
• Suspect is held in bank robbery
• High gasoline prices could boost natural gas vehicles
• Son gets 20 to 40 years for fatally shooting mom
• Judge postpones sentencing in blight case
• Couple get probation for theft of fire funds
• Portage’s Main Street reopens
• In brief: Sex-assault suspect charged
• Authority wants to improve air service in next contract
• Attorney appointed in murder case
• Berlin man accused of assaulting officer
• Authorities ID theft suspect
• Critz: Boot Altmire from ballot
• Coming Wednesday in The Tribune-Democrat
• Cresson man sentenced for killing mother
• Wilmore couple get probation for stealing fire company funds
• Pizza shop reopens after fire prompts renovations
• Richland provides iPads for honors students
• Educator retiring after more than 30 years
• Planning panel OKs Richland subdivision
• POLICE REPORT | Driver charged with assault
• IN BRIEF | Fundraiser benefits ‘WalkWorks” program
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• 'Puttin' on the Ritz'
• Police: New Florence suspect drove off with man hanging from passenger window
• February following January’s lead on snow, temperatures
• Cardiovascular risk clinic producing positive results
• Quilters enjoy sharing their craft with others
• Board seeks help in funding fight
• Seward man in custody after 7-hour standoff
• IN BRIEF | Christian school hosts breakfast
• Penn State dance marathon raises $10.6 million for charity
• Heart health: Smoking a prime heart disease culprit
• Heart health: Doctors say patients must play active role
• Unions mobilizing support for Critz
• Critz optimistic despite polls showing Altmire in lead
• Work on UPJ nursing site expected to begin in April
• Ceremony to mark flag raising anniversary
• In brief: Crash closes section of Route 219
• Parking dispute: Convenience clashes with ownership rights
• Ashville bar clash ends in bloodshed
• Two for the show at Miss Pennsylvania pageant
• Richland shop where to go for pageant wear
• GOP Senate candidates visit region: 2 Cambria commissioners endorse Welch
• GOP Senate candidates visit region: Rohrer advocates return to values of the past
• Man gets 15-40 years for murder
• Plan would expand judicial districts of Decort, Zungali
• In brief: Critz letter cites flaws in post office closures
• Running out of words
• Nemacolin resort open for skiing five days after lodge fire
• ‘Hard choices’: Corbett defends proposed education cuts
• Primary lacking battles
• Somerset GOP contenders clash over petition filings
• Demolition of fire-damaged structure hits a roadblock
• Family Kitchen manager leaves legacy of caring
• Lockheed plant shifting focus
• Man pleads guilty in sex-abuse case
• Charities benefit from donations in Paterno’s name
• 'Hummusing' a healthy tune
• [VIDEO] Corbett visits local plant
• Officials air plan to shut district judges’ offices
• Corbett to tour plant
• Businessman Alvin M. Glosser dies at age 88
• City: Current sewer rates may cover repairs
• Second jury selection set in Horner murder trial
• FBI, IRS may join investigation of embezzlement
• FNB eyes former Wendy’s for branch
• In brief: Johnstown man charged in hit-run
• Meth lab found along Route 22
• Blogging with heart
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• Athletes vie in snowshoe, cross-country
• [VIDEO] Blind speed skater: ‘It’s graceful and fast’
• Muscle-car raffle to build up YMCA
• $5 million embezzlement alleged
• Somerset County judge’s plan ends late arraignments
• Obama, 4 GOP candidates on primary ballot
• Barbin urges Hilltoppers to fight for fair funding
• Jailed roofer requests release
• Rape suspect now faces drug charges
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• Special Olympians take to the snow and ice
• Group plans to sue plant
• Judge: Sandusky gets local jury, can see his grandkids
• Fire destroys ski lodge
• Troopers to file meth lab charges
• Blogging with heart
• Bedford County woman killed
• [VIDEO] Special Olympics open in region
• Conemaugh leaders tout new cardiac care center
• Bishop Carroll leaders confident about school's future
• Persons of the Week: Rotarians gather fire gear for Dominican Republic
• BILL EGGERT | How I met your mother
• City residents can now pay county real estate taxes online
• Food court shop will feature Cuban cuisine
• ‘This is the world to him’: Former Andrews Center client takes steps to wow crowd
• In brief: Bedford Co. woman facing assault charges
• Heart health: Survivor urges awareness of warning signs
• Medical hall honoree performed Johnstown’s first open-heart surgery
• Treatments help fight coronary artery disease
• GOP entry in 12th: Lawyer to target Critz or Altmire
• Prospect blaze destroys two homes
• MICHELE M. BENDER | The verdict: Crime shows arresting
• In brief: Warrant issued for mugging suspect
• [VIDEO] Johnstown's 1st science-fiction convention to take War Memorial by storm(troopers)
• [VIDEO] 'Polar Plungers' brave the Que on 20-degree day
• Fire destroys two Johnstown homes
• Boswell-based summer camp adding 130 acres
• City not seeking grant for firemen
• Six awarded Allegany College scholarships
• Commissioners appoint three to arena board
• In brief: Police seek suspect in Lower Yoder burglary
• Blogging with heart
• Lawsuit: Bedford County shooting not 'justified'
• Book honors Flight 93 co-pilot Homer
• Mild winter speeds work: Entertainment venue may be complete by end of May
• Man jailed on rash of charges
• Cambria abolishes 16 jobs
• Wozniak defends his support of drilling bill
• Businessman hoping to unseat Wozniak
• Judge tosses evidence in robbery
• Shooting defendant pleads to attempted murder
• Garrett man sought in Somerset crime
• City man shot during alleged burglary
• Johnstown man charged with giving fatal Methadone dose to girlfriend
• Blogging with heart
• Somerset County teacher accused of using insulting names
• Seward tax preparer set to plead in federal court
• Police probing financial irregularities at Indiana County parish
• Video: Young bear, wolf play together
• Two Cambria district judge offices to be cut
• Westmont couple inseparable, even in death
• Company buys valuables from people ready to unload
• Special Olympics return to region
• Special Olympics Schedule
• Water rates going up to pay for line project
• Citizens eye cost-cutting measures
• Critz co-sponsoring bills that support emergency responders
• IN BRIEF | Police investigating shooting of city man
• Blogging with heart
• Female jail guards to stand trial in alleged inmate trysts
• Highlights of Gov. Corbett's state spending plan
• Pa. gas drilling fee bill debate ends without vote
• $27.1B budget proposed
• Universities face steep cuts
• Plan hurts middle class, local Democrats contend
• Detour hurting some Portage businesses
• Local airport funding intact
• With state revenue tight, Westmont seeks school budget input
• Windber mother faces trial for leaving kids unattended
• Shade fights ruling on teacher’s suspension
• Two plead guilty in Megan’s law cases
• Man pleads guilty in bank heist
• Blogging with heart
• Senate approves proposed fee on shale drilling
• Richland manufacturer showcases expansion
• New jury to hear Blair case
• Marijuana bust: Police seeking runaway seize dozens of pot plants
• Former speaker convicted
• ‘Dramatic’ Pa. budget cuts expected
• ACRP seeks partners for neighborhood gardens
• ‘Hope for the future’: Workshops offer confidence boost to cancer patients
• Police Roundup: Martindale man accused of trying to enter cars at Portage dealership
• In brief: Fire destroys windmill turbine
• Blogging with heart
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• State representative convicted on 5 counts in corruption case
• Richland High School students will soon have an opportunity to simultaneously ea...
• ‘Making a difference’: New plant sending clean water to Susquehanna
• Carrolltown divides Ohio, Susquehanna systems
• Elusive cleanup project: Rosebud awaiting permits to begin treating Topper Run discharge
• Study examines Cresson-area mine sites
• Clearfield Creek Watershed group lands $528G grant
• Analysis: Corbett likely to propose additional belt-tightening
• GOP lawmakers press for vote on drilling bill
• Persons of the Week: 3 Ferndale seniors carry on hockey classic to help a friend
• Richland partnership with college will let grads earn degree
• 'A little miracle': Cresson boy battles complex ailment
• ‘We had to fix all these things’
• ‘A little different’ : Annual Heart Ball goers will be ‘Puttin’ on the Ritz’
• Volunteers rally for cause in reducing heart disease
• Vets and crime: Judges consider service to country during sentencing
• ‘Year of the trees’ planned at Flight 93 memorial site
• Razing burned school may be long process
• JIM SIEHL | Teacher touched many through love of music
• In brief: Driver killed in wrong-way crash
• Blogging with heart
• Lucky dog: Canine strays from new home, is saved from frigid creek
• Hiring surges in January
• ‘A solid, balanced budget’: Cambria leaders revise proposal
• Casey bill to urge increased use of natural gas
• COMMISSIONERS CORNER | Inside a budget: Numbers and lies
• Man accused of 101 counts of assault
• Supreme Court explains rulings on redistricting
• In brief: Cresson man dies in pickup crash
• Boil-water notice issued in Upper Yoder Township
• Blogging with heart
• No NDIC jobs to stay in city
• Forest Hills junior puts his heart into Red Out
• Local pair accused of robbing home twice
• Steel firm considers coal mine near Que
• In brief: Somerset motorist dies in crash
• [VIDEO] Party in Punxsutawney: Groundhog Day is about more than seeing shadows
• [VIDEO] Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
• No NDIC jobs will remain in Johnstown
• Man jailed in Altoona for drugs in body cavity
• Punxsutawney Phil 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Finding funding: New bill may move highway project along
• District puts land on market
• Dead bat impacts turbine proposal
• Video contradicts report on suspect’s condition
• Blogging with heart
• Citizens group opposes Hilltop tax increases
• Mom sentenced for failing to protect infant
• Brother gets prison for role in fatal shooting
• Former UPJ president dies at age 80
• Downtown Portage building destroyed
• Hopes for Route 219 receive boost
• Tech park to house new cardiac center
• Lifestyle key to healthy heart
• Man sentenced for stealing fire company funds
• Skier dies in accident at Seven Springs resort
• Philly man to face trial on Oakhurst murder role
• $1M cuts bring little change to revised county budget
• Johnstown natives’ train town depicts life the ’40s and ’50s
• Jury selection set for end of April
• Polls: Romney leads in Florida
• Windber man to face trial for motorcycle crash with nephew
• Richland schools tax hike possible, district warns
• Author relates experiences in wake of Flight 93 crash
• Jobless numbers decline
• [VIDEO] Funding at risk: Housing authority braces for drop in federal money
• ‘There are no personal vendettas’: Spending debate, contested seat split housing board
• Manager: Untaxed housing areas ‘a burden on city resources’
• Hillside hunting banned
• Person of the Week: As part of Eagle Scout badge, teen upgrades Keim Cemetery
• Mercersburg nurse challenging Shuster in 9th
• Indiana County woman shot
• In brief: Man accused of assault
• ‘Boarder’ battles: JHA seeks ways to curb illegal residents after violent 2011
• Housing authority leaders scramble to break down misperceptions, debunk myths
• Housing officials say Section 8 program suffers from unfair ‘stigma’ locally
• ‘These aren’t high crime areas’: JHA pays for extra police patrols at housing sites
• Pa. GOP backs Welch for Senate
• Wozniak: Rethink emissions testing
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Best things I ever ate – Johnstown edition
• Society hoping donations bloom
• In brief: Smoke, but no fire, at Central City church
• Prisoner guilty of rape
• Cambria leaders eye budget cuts: Hearings yield about $1 million in savings
• City raises Point, Roxbury ballpark fees
• Former Steeler to speak at Boy Scout fundraising dinner
• Egg throwers damage vehicles
• Vora found guilty of starting fire
• Woman gets 2-4 years for sex with boy, 14
• In brief: Driver sentenced for 2009 fatal wreck
• World War II veteran gets diploma, medals
• Police: Suspect in burglary forgets keys
• ‘A man of integrity’: Many experience Paterno memorial from other sites on campus
• Event brings together volunteers, organizations
• Prosecution starts its case in alleged rape
• Wind farm builder gets $12.7M grant
• Assault suspect found
• ‘Their lives are on hold’: Horner jury awaiting ruling from state Supreme Court
• Oil spill probed
• Authority to handle sale of office building
• In brief: Somerset couple lose car-seat lawsuit
• Thousands remember Paterno
• One last time, Penn State gives love to Paterno
• Click here to watch the Joe Paterno memorial service live
• Thousands watch Paterno funeral procession
• Where to watch funeral
• Local businessman among funeral guests
• Sacred places get new start
• Remap proposal scuttled
• Cambria commissioners outline $750G in budget cuts
• Aid flows to area water projects
• Car wash to clean up blight site
• Woman stabbed father, police say
• Police: Man defecated on floor after being refused service
• Johnstown man turns himself in to police; charged with assaulting a girl
• Altoona woman dies while trying to avoid deer
• Police: Blair County man kills fiancee then shoots self
• Pa. trims bag limit for hunted porcupines
• Utility buys naming rights for Altoona Curve park
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• Indiana County fire severely injures man, two children
• Second day of mourning for Paterno to end with burial
• Mourners wait in long lines to say farewell to Paterno
• Paterno memorial tickets go quickly; eBay yanks sales
• Suspect sent to trial for infant son’s death
• Turzai rules out run for Congress
• Man pleads not guilty to trying to kill Obama
• Driver hurt when dump truck hits Indiana County overpass
• Admissions Night
• Pa. House panel OKs plan to shrink chamber
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• Reba to perform in Johnstown
• Paying tribute: Public memorial set for icon
• Paterno and PSU helped unify state
• Corbett orders flags to half-staff for Paterno
• Conn. company to build wind farm
• Steelworkers union backs Critz for Congress
• Girl’s molester sentenced
• Man gets 1-5 years for crime spree
• Jackson resident scares off intruder
• Paterno’s son: JoePa upbeat, fought cancer to end
• ATTENTION High School Students: Hope to see you at our Admissions Night tomorro...
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• Police probing Portage crash
• Family, football meant everything to Paterno
• Fans: Paterno ‘died of a broken heart’
• PSU icon left mark on region
• Persons of the Week: Bookstore volunteers help to raise money for library
• N. Cambria schools proposing creative way to boost funding
• Johnstown district gains $1.34M grant
• In brief: Salisbury resident confronts alleged burglar
• Fire company’s vehicle repair business shut by lack of demand
• Quick-moving storm blankets Pennsylvania
• BILL EGGERT | Silence is golden – again
• In brief: Officials searching for cause of blaze
• Solomon Homes woman jailed after alleged stabbing
• Blaze guts home: Firemen brave 10-degree weather
• Turzai to run in 12th
• Cambria commissioners seek ways to trim budget
• United Way hits fundraising goal
• Ceremony will confirm new life for old churches
• Ky. Amish sect’s legal battle echoes Cambria disputes
• Police hunt sex assault suspect
• In brief: Cost of stamps going up Sunday
• United Way makes is fundraising goal
• Zoom In at Penn Highlands: Admissions and Student Activities have partnered tog...
• Morning Briefing: Where there's smoke, there may be cat urine
• Day reporting center: Third time a charm?
• Commuter tax OK’d by judges
• Local native seeks spot on Penn State’s board
• Brothers brawl over broken bong, cops say
• Ex-CAP director reviews options after losing job
• Lawyers agree Supreme Court should receive Horner report
• Trustees feeling the heat: Penn State board meets today amid criticism over Paterno firing
• Sandusky lawyer seeks info on witnesses
• Portage man charged with burglaries at four businesses
• [VIDEO] "The Streets": World's first urban snowboarding park opens at Seven Springs
• Court may see medical papers in Horner's insanity appeal
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• Two charged in shooting
• Parkins takes medical leave
• Inmate guilty in guard assault
• Cousin of victim named president of Flight 93 group
• Car-seat chemicals injured girl, mom testifies
• Suspect jailed in pharmacy burglary
• In brief: Flood memorial receives $175G grant
• Twp. OKs Laurel View restaurant
• Driver charged in fatal wreck waives hearing
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• Weather-related accidents reported in Cambria
• Busy city bridge to close for 3 weeks
• Trial in top court’s hands
• Inmate who had mouth taped again lashes out
• Despite protests, Conemaugh Twp. tax boost likely
• New charges filed in gun thefts
• Tough cuts turned profit, airport authority says
• Hiring freeze raises worries
• Anti-closure rallies planned for post offices
• IN BRIEF | Bedford County driver charged in fatal wreck
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• Critz intervenes to save jobs of 700 Pa. coal miners
• Former Post-Gazette editor, Ligonier resident, dead at 98
• Case ‘treading on new ground’
• Paint crews work to honor King’s legacy
• Voting rights theme pushed at S.C. rally
• GOP rivals assail Romney
• Vigil honors 2 girls killed in accident
• Coal losing ground as fuel source for power plants
• Firefighters respond to city blaze
• Lost and found: After decades, ring going back to Carroll grad
• Letters to gov reflect PSU divide
• Cambria commissioners looking to pare millions from budget
• Persons of the Week: Johnstown choir members honor MLK’s contributions
• BILL EGGERT | There’s no ‘place’ like Holmes
• In brief: Crash and falling lines close Reade Twp. road
• Paterno speaks for first time since firing
• Coal demand prompts mining projects
• Winter savings: Mild season – so far – may mean more money for spring road work
• [VIDEO] Hundreds brave chill of Fire & Ice Festival
• 3 lauded for heritage preservation: Burkert, Pawlowski, T-D are recipients
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Rocky times with kidney stones
• Altmire’s ‘first impression’: Critz’s rival pays visit to Johnstown
• Horner trial stayed
• Square dancing tractor enthusiasts kick up their wheels
• Brothers buy Windber Borough building
• Court drops judgment to $15G from $50G
• Former TV anchorwoman begins run for House seat
• Judge rules against district in teacher’s battle for job
• [VIDEO] Habits' burglars filmed
• Judge hopes to seat Horner jury today
• Meet and greet: Crowd visits with Somerset County’s new state lawmakers
• Fresh face will head public defenders
• Johnstown, Franklin seek commuter tax renewal
• Doubts emerging about Penn State’s PR strategy
• 20 bound over for trial in rioting
• 7 more complaints filed against roofer
• Boy’s prank call placed responders in danger, police say
• Programs pay tribute to slain rights leader
• Woman sentenced for motel robbery
• Wineries grow their presence at Farm Show
• Additional charges filed against roofing contractor
• Cambria gets new chief defender
• Horner jury selection slows
• Horner jury selection could wrap up today
• Floral farewell: After 125 years, Niessner’s Flowers & Greenhouses closing
• Whopping pizza bill: Brothers allegedly owe $130,000
• Richland searching for its next police chief
• Alumni lash out at PSU president
• No charges for guard who didn’t report inmate hazing
• Jury acquits man in hospital assault
• Board reappoints Prebish as Cambria County warden
• Former Laurel Arts exec to oversee historic village
• Defendant pleads guilty to rape
• Police pursue liquor store thieves
• Two more jurors selected for murder trial
• Two more sentenced in $800M Le-Nature’s fraud
• Jury selection for Horner trial has long way to go
• Area plant in line for $700M in emissions controls
• Horner disputes insanity ruling
• Police seek suspects in Moxham shooting
• Mom left kids while she went drinking, cops say
• Teen seeks action against supplier in DUI case
• Man charged with pharmacy burglary
• Judge to appoint jury commissioner
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• Two hundred potential jurors arrive for Horner double-murder trial
• City police investigate shooting
• Jury selection set to begin in Horner murder trial
• Hospice Volunteer
• Gunman gets 17-1/2 to 40 years in city murder
• Cresson Township man faces prison in mom’s shooting
• Stonycreek chosen River of the Year in online voting
• Johnstown plant lands $28M Army contract
• Lift party aims to boost volunteer participation
• Oakhurst blaze was intentional, fire marshal says
• City’s trimmed-down council reorganizes
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• Bedford County man dies in accident
• Local community grapples with crime spree
• Abuse verdicts upheld
• Controversy surrounds Penelec's new meters
• City apartment blaze considered suspicious
• Person of the week: Moxham teen earns Scouting honor through her love of animals
• In brief: Ambulance service offering CPR classes
• Analysis: Pa. Legislature kicks off 10-month campaign cycle
• Ex-Penn St. trustee condemns secrecy, demands reform
• Volunteer crossing guards aid mating salamanders
• Murder trial to begin: Military vet’s mental state may be key to defense
• Retiree’s death was shock
• High school student had a bright future
• Laurel Highlands trail bridge to reopen
• Rise in twin births locally follows trend
• Industrial site leaking for decades
• Northern Cambria schools hailed for Title I progress
• In brief: Court upholds trooper’s murder conviction
• Blaze destroys Armagh home
• PSU alumni backlash
• Two sought in rape
• Former commissioner, T-D reporter Evans dies
• COMMISSIONERS CORNER | New board opens communication with residents
• Stalking charge dropped against Jerome man
• 3 facing charges in Geistown raid
• Murder convict wants new trial
• In brief: Authority rejects bid for timbering
• [VIDEO} Home destroyed in midday fire
• Charges dropped against 76-year-old Somerset County stalking suspect
• Fed lawyer sets up W. Pa. school funding hotline
• Two Quemahoning dams to shut down
• Johnstown bridge inspected: Damage discovered
• No jobs for Jenners: Factory plan scuttled
• Suspect has mouth taped shut in court
• Rescue workers unable to save stranded duck
• Defendant pleads to indecent assault on child
• Man charged with kicking officer
• Robber holds up city bar at gunpoint
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Judge bars insanity defense
• Gas price cut gives customers a break
• Penn State memos reveal funding worries, secrecy efforts
• City, borough to seek court approval for tax
• Foundation distributes $500G to area projects
• IN BRIEF | Wreck on Route 281 injures three
• President: Foundry could reopen
• Altmire hires campaign manager
• Ambulance hits horse pulling Amish buggy
• [VIDEO] Cambria’s new leaders sworn in
• Cambria commissioners vote to reopen 2012 budget
• Somerset County commissioners grant raises
• Betta ‘cast aside’ on appointments
• Couple facing trial in baby’s homicide
• Jury selection set next week in Blair double murder trial
• DA: More charges on way against roofer
• In brief: Somerset Foundries closes doors
• [VIDEO] New officials take oaths of office in Ebensburg
• Cambria officials to take oaths
• Exercise on resolution lists for local residents
• Snow causes headaches for motorists in region
• Hollsopple man killed in crash
• Special delivery: Blairsville couple welcome their third child
• Obama crafts careful message on economy
• Rivals make late push in Iowa
• Santorum says he would bomb nuke sites if not opened
• State prison chief receives promotion
• Person of the Week: Sewing ministry at Resurrection Church comforts parishioners
• Region will see snow, gusting winds
• Find out what was voted the top local story of 2011
• Three Johnstown firefighters lose jobs in new budget
• [VIDEO] Johnstown rings in new year
• Councilmen reflect on city’s struggles: Pinizzotto, Williams end lengthy terms
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Mum’s the word on Jan. 1
• Analysis: Pike toll hike boosts incentive to use E-ZPass
• Canoe club paddles into new year on river’s chilly water
• In brief: Cambria library to sell used books
• CELEBRATION JOHNSTOWN!: Annual event will help ring in 2012
• Officials urging hosts to use caution at gatherings
• Father charged in baby death
• Somerset County holds swearing-in ceremony
• Commissioners look back as they adopt last budget
• Santorum defends pork-barrel projects
• BILL EGGERT | 2011 produced plenty of highs, lows
• In brief: Father changed story about baby, police say
• Dispute prompts city budget revote
• Cambria pays $5G for deed transfer
• Police allege dad killed newborn
• Judge denies Dixon’s request to suppress evidence
• City mother charged with endangering 6-year-old daughter
• iN BRIEF | Worker accused of stealing $41,000
• BUSINESS BRIEFS | Dealership helps raise $1,000 for school
• Police allege dad killed newborn
• Did Cheetah the chimp from Tarzan flicks die?
• Guilty plea in murder
• Bedford County murder trial delayed again
• Van found, hearing scheduled in homicide
• Pair arraigned in burglary spree
• The T-D's "Most Newsworthy" 2011
• ‘He was just a good person’
• IN BRIEF | Ligonier man ordered to trial in murders
• Johnny Weissmuller's chimp dead at 80
• Bailey pleads guilty in Somerset County murder
• [VIDEO] No charges in bow and arrow death
• Jury selection set for next month in Cresson Twp. murder case
• Police: Man died during robbery
• New Pa. teenage driving requirements take effect
• Somerset County accepts $80G grant for Next Step
• Ex-resident helps bring Rose Parade to millions on TV
• Trooper subdued by stun gun will receive alcohol treatment
• In brief: Police seek men accused of assault
• Cresson man to face January trial in shooting death of mother
• Somerset DA: No charges in arrow homicide
• Cambria, Somerset join multicounty 911 system
• City playground getting $90,000 makeover
• $1M policy won’t cover turnpike goo, insurer says
• Richland nursing home residents get a visit from Santa, Mary Kay reps
• In brief: Nursing program earns accreditation
• ‘Just another day’: Workers find way to keep holiday spirit
• Weather watcher sees big chill ahead
• Rancor over remap: Congressional redistricting too political, critics say
• Airport chiefs eye increased revenue plans
• Persons of the Week: 3 Graystone residents pitch in to cheer others
• Analysis: Flurry of lawmaking sets stage for 2012
• Army collecting Christmas trees for fish habitat
• Couple who lost son: ‘His mission was accomplished’
• Local veterans of conflict in Iraq proud of service
• SCOTT CUSTEAD | Whatever happened to polite?
• County receives grant for center
• In brief: Driver injured in Route 219 accident
• Tough sledding: Some businesses dealing with lack of white stuff
• Amish houses unlocked
• Problem with drain line cited in natural gas fire
• Education race pays off for Pa.
• Cops: Man stole buddy’s truck, robbed home
• In brief: Obama signs bill awarding 9/11 medals
• Police: Women took Christmas cards from mailboxes
• [VIDEO] Emotional reunion: Soldier back with family after tour in Iraq
• Truck rolls down hillside
• Heavy holiday traffic expected
• Corbett praises plant for using drilling industry to create jobs
• Burglar hits Portage Twp. building
• Crime Stoppers moves into Bedford County
• Bridge named in honor of trooper killed in 1958
• UPMC, Highmark OK extension
• Prostitutes robbed me, man tells cops
• Moxham stabbing leads to arrest
• IUP student held for trial in rape case
• [VIDEO] 'Johnstown in Lights' | Impressive holiday displays
• Windber mayor seeks municipal consolidation
• Salvation Army's ‘goal is in sight’
• EPA gets tough on power plants
• Horner’s defense withdraws motion
• Clinics brace for new standards on abortions
• Holiday season brings increased need for blood, platelet donors
• Burglary suspect faces more charges
• Small power outage reported in Brownstown
• Somerset County takes direct hit on bunker
• Gas pipeline would run through region
• New federal rules for gas lines adopted
• Cambria County burglary suspects arrested
• Corbett expected to sign GOP version of congressional map
• Ex-sub teacher pleads guilty in porn case
• Judge to owner: Demolish 2 blight sites or face jail
• Windber sets auction date
• Mayor ponders consolidations in area
• Burglars grabbed safe, cash, police say
• Shooting suspect faces trial
• Cambria getting new solicitors
• Police probe string of daring home burglaries
• Man pleads guilty to bank robberies
• Robbery suspect returning to city
• Business leaders will be honored
• Prospector makes find in Fairhope
• Dems say they’ll face uphill battle under GOP map
• Suspect in officer’s death killed in SWAT gunfight
• City looks to fix up garage
• State Senate swap: Bedford moving to 35th district
• Drilling boom roars on: But uncertainty could alter industry in Pa.
• Windber researchers gain national acclaim
• Persons of the Week: Wilmore couple delight in helping to give back
• BILL EGGERT | Peace on earth, goodwill to all ...
• Police beefing up holiday patrols
• In brief: Police investigating Route 422 crash
• Dems maintain edge in new 12th
• Somerset man hoping to prospect creeks for gold
• State grants boost projects in region
• Slick roads lead to crashes
• IN BRIEF | Robber flees with cash, cigarettes from Uni-Mart
• Cambria County Court Report 12-18-11
• Thomas Young | Potential pitfalls for landlords
• Shelby J. Smith | Is your retirement market determined?
• Dave Mastovich | Graham’s hurried exit offers lessons
• BUSINESS PEOPLE | AmeriServ appoints senior vice president
• 2 ordered to trial
• Forum endorses Marcellus benefits
• Charges bound over in shooting
• Cambria union workers get raises
• In brief: 4 Penn Cambria pupils hurt in wreck
• Pair charged in Portage burglaries
• Police arrest drug suspect
• Crossing paved
• Penn Cambria School bus wrecks; 2 hurt
• The Tribune-Democrat's "Biggest Local Stories of 2011"
• As war ends, mixed feelings for local vets
• Center plans on hold
• Board tentatively accepts $200,000 offer for school
• Ex-MetLife rep admits stealing funds
• Foundation worker suspected in $25G misappropriation
• Officials identify woman’s remains
• Bill would make teacher-student sex a felony
• Guardsmen return from Kosovo mission
• Scouts announce 2012 goal, honoree
• Remap splits representation in local towns
• House blaze probed
• Murder suspect asks judge to suppress evidence
• Santa Fund turns donations into toys
• CAP delivers gifts to veterans
• Cambria native to head park district
• IN BRIEF | Police charge Ligonier man with murdering 2 people
• FNB merger gets regulatory OK
• Over 200 items were collected for the Foster Grandparent & Nursing Home Gift Dri...
• Fire guts Northern Cambria house
• Ligonier man charged in August slayings
• New House map pits Critz vs. Altmire
• Spectacle jams Bellefonte
• Johnstown officials going forward with firefighter layoffs
• Local diocese bishop shares themes of God, home
• Commentator slams delay in releasing congressional maps
• Franklin seeks OK to re-enact commuter tax
• Revved-up production fuels need for workers
• IN BRIEF | Patton man charged with trespass at school
• BUSINESS BRIEFS | Somerset group urged to think regional
• [VIDEO] Sleepy town transformed for Sandusky hearing
• Boy Scouts fundraiser to kick off Wednesday
• Convicted killer seeks release, new trial
• Free and clear
• U.S. House redistricting maps delayed
• State legislative redistricting plan OK'd
• Sandusky hearing today
• CamTran going green at new headquarters
• PSU warning signs were there, but ignored
• Quiet Pa. town center stage for Sandusky faceoff
• IN BRIEF | Richland fundraiser benefits fire department
• Local enthusiasts aiding bird census
• Group targets power plants for pollution
• Women send Christmas cards to GIs
• IN BRIEF | Indiana County man missing
• Cambria County court report 12-12-11
• Paterno falls, fractures pelvis
• Reaching out: Mine 40 family gets surprise Christmas gifts
• Redistricting map would carve up Somerset County
• Company goes to court over tax assessment
• Entries sought for conclusion of ‘Your Story’
• ARLENE JOHNS | Finding a gift that is on-target
• Cops: Man used company card for spree
• In brief: Man took money, didn’t do work, police say
• Sandusky attorney: ‘Method to my madness’
• Guide to this year's hottest gift: The tablet
• Ski season is here: Hidden Valley open, others not far behind
• 2012 Budget: Cambria taxes unchanged
• Rulings favor workers: But labor issues remain unsettled at care center
• Half of Pennsylvanians polled back Paterno firing
• Optional sales tax increases at local level proposed
• Police Roundup: Authorities investigating robbery
• In brief: United Way campaign hits 80% of goal
• Expert questions charity’s makeup
• Ex-White House counsel to advise Penn St. president
• Correction: Highmark's Medicare supplements not affected by sale.
• [VIDEO] Ebensburg home gutted by flames
• Spouse defends former coach
• CamTran building new HQ
• Breast cancer experts praise new medicines
• Man accused of indecent assault
• Reward offered for bank robbery suspect
• 5 attorneys seek public defender post
• Police credit witnesses in doughnut shop heist
• Highmark selling Medicare division
• In brief: Lawmakers step in on health contract dispute
• [VIDEO] Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• [VIDEO] Firemen sent to Ebensburg structure fire
• City robbery attracts FBI attention
• Local bullying prevention initiative succeeds across state
• ‘Momentum’ may bring Amtrak to Rockwood
• Johnstown man convicted of selling heroin
• Preschool raising funds for classmate’s family
• Portage house damaged by fire
• In brief: Storm brings traffic accidents, downed trees
• Johnstown native gunned down in New Castle
• 2nd inmate says Pa. guard forced him to have sex
• Uncle Ben's rice recalled due to undeclared allergen
• Ashville sailor died in Pearl Harbor raid 70 years ago
• [VIDEO] Historian inherits trove of photos from attack
• Twins, third sibling killed in car crash
• Somerset County provides $247G for Paint sewer project
• Rash of Portage break-ins has police urging vigilance
• Analyst: Shale gas a boost for economy
• Deal likely in prison guards' contract issues
• Consignment shop owner pleads guilty
• Radiology group, hospital team up
• Prison taking part in emergency exercise
• In brief: Brothers accused of stealing copper wire
• [VIDEO] Pearl Harbor in photos
• Johnstown native killed in New Castle shooting
• Altoona mail center may shut
• Clinic will help with evaluation of concussions
• Police probe shooting in city’s Prospect neighborhood
• Former Patton High School building razed
• IUP student charged in rape
• Woman sues store, alleging harassment
• Elder Twp. pedestrian struck, killed
• In brief: Indiana man accused of robbing bank
• City shooting under investigation
• [VIDEO] Local Nativity festival brings song, fine craftsmanship to downtown area
• [VIDEO] Local GIs, back from Afghanistan, lead cheers for Steelers
• Salvation Army needs people for kettle drive
• Postal service to slow
• Ebensburg seeks visioning volunteers
• Person of the Week: Girl joins breast cancer fight with sale of jewelry
• ‘Difficult times’: With funding dwindling, JAHA seeks area support
• Vintondale woman killed in crash
• In brief: Officials probe cause of downtown blaze
• Fire dept. fight rages
• Plan to shut post offices has residents fearing void
• Medicare deadline nearing
• Que intake tower fix options mulled
• Housing complex levy challenged
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Keep your shoes on
• In brief: Sandusky insists he was ‘a father figure’
• Turning the ‘Corner’: Owner retiring from East Hills coffee shop
• Some farmers oppose child-labor regulations
• Police seek suspect in city bank robbery
• AK Steel to spend $60M on work in Somerset County
• Mental, physical health issues led to prison probe, officials say
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest since ’09
• Autopsy performed on remains
• Berlin motorist killed in wreck
• Judge: Mental evaluation can stand
• Controller ordered to pay half of site’s price
• Four local charities receive donations from Laurel Toyota
• Playhouse to present ‘The Winter Wonderettes’
• Festive spirit at courthouse
• Fund established for fire victims
• West End parade planned
• Remains found in woods
• Prison comes under scrutiny
• District challenges arbiter’s decision
• Penn State pledges $1.5M for sex-crimes groups
• Law backs up PSU’s fight for secrecy
• No injuries in Hastings fire
• Cambria finalizes reporting center purchase
• ‘Joking’ robbery suspect charged
• Altoona teen hurt in Route 422 crash
• Program to focus on concussions
• Claim: Hershey school rejects HIV-positive Pa. boy
• [VIDEO] Local artist collective hosts "underground" concert
• Somerset avoids tax hike
• Betta learning the ropes
• Sewer work under way
• New accuser sues Sandusky, PSU, charity
• Redistricting plan may get ‘some refinements’
• Crime spree suspect heading to court
• Judge OKs reburial of bodies
• 2 charged in wire theft at vacant home
• Cambria jobless rate declines
• In brief: Dog steps on gun, shoots Utah hunter in buttocks
• Penn State-Altoona warns of sex assault
• Somerset man gets probation for killing cow
• Mystery still torments Bedford 10 years later
• Johnstown firemen to argue contract
• Pa. still blocking shipment of wine to homes
• Court upholds limits on strip mine
• Second suspect charged in city armed robbery
• Authority: Repairs won’t affect whitewater
• Crime roundup: Two suspects arrested in Indiana robbery, assault
• In brief: East Conemaugh fire causes no damage
• Police: Trio robbed, threatened Indiana man
• Sandusky's charity: Give elsewhere
• Wind plans move ahead
• Grant will allow librarians to become ‘gadget gurus’
• Alleged getaway driver’s hearing delayed
• Motorcyclist charged with DUI
• Somerset County business destroyed
• IN BRIEF | Woman accused of stealing pills
• Police identify Cresson pedestrian killed
• MRIs have ‘revolutionized medicine in a lot of ways’
• Carvings of Quecreek miners are on display at state museum
• PSU case puts focus on state sex laws
• Volunteers assist Somerset food banks
• Students sought for mentoring program
• IN BRIEF | Fire damages Johnstown apartment
• Local defense industry worried
• Marcellus funding eyed for training
• Jobless mom needs help with Christmas gifts
• Westmont takes quiz crown
• City police probe attempted robbery
• Rush for Black Friday deals leads to scuffles
• Hunters urged to share venison
• Autumn rite has big impact on area economy
• Pa. gov’t salaries going up
• Through love of craft, woman helps others
• Cambria begins search for new public defender
• College students delving into dangers of microbes
• Lawyers anticipate civil suits against Sandusky charity
• IN BRIEF | State police looking into death of horse
• [VIDEO] Early-bird sales draw big crowds
• Thanksgiving marked with food, football
• Sewer-plant payments to be refunded to homeowners at resort
• Utility appeals Richland land assessment to court
• Jennerstown-based nonprofit to preserve Cambria City buildings
• Driver charged in fatal wreck
• Councilman in trouble for charity beer sales
• Windber man to be honored for decades of service
• Man accused of threats waives right to hearing
• New tow plow rolling into Cambria
• Stonycreek among nominees for Pa.’s River of the Year
• In brief: Street hockey benefit will be played today
• AAA expects rise in holiday travelers
• Police: Woman stole from dead friend
• City to add police officer
• Vet’s lawyers opt for insanity defense in murders
• Death under investigation
• District carries on coal-tax fight alone
• Suspect returns to Cambria County
• In brief: Authority seeks $830G for rentals
• Man assaulted, threatened officers, police say
• Defense to plead insanity in Horner murder trial
• Murder suspect arrested
• Penn State board taps ex-FBI chief
• Four-hour standoff ends peacefully
• As holiday season approaches, ‘the need is greater than ever’
• Keeping firefighters would mean tax hike, Denne tells council
• Cresson authority sues former engineering firm
• Windber will hold rental-law workshops
• ATM thefts may be linked, police say
• Man says ex-Penn State coach touched leg in car
• George gets life term in wife’s murder
• Three workers injure in fall
• NEW – PSU taps ex-FBI director Freeh for investigation
• NEW – Clearfield man shoots self during police standoff
• Merchandise sales fall in wake of case
• Children shopping tour ‘is what Christmas is about’
• FOP lodge challenges tax status of property
• Student collects gifts for troops serving overseas
• Documentary focuses on patients, staff of the ‘San’
• Former Jerome school going on auction block
• IN BRIEF | Somerset Junior Achievement campaign opens
• Somerset man selected as Rhodes Scholar
• Officers in pepper spray incident placed on leave
• Students exposed to variety of medical careers
• Firemen protest layoffs
• Cemetery group wants to reinter mausoleum bodies
• Santa Fund helps mom with Christmas gifts for kids
• Family: Nursing home negligent
• Man accused of threatening to blow up hospital
• State police arrest armed robbery suspect
• Incentive program a big hit at Conemaugh Township Elementary
• In brief: Man arraigned after reported stabbing
• Santa is highlight of annual Johnstown parade
• Son: Paterno has cancer
• Reporting center purchase OK’d
• Bill’s passage dooms NDIC
• Shots fired during break-in at ATM
• CamTran board stalls over fate of trolley buses
• Get ready for drillers, official urges leaders
• Three charged in theft of $13G racing ATV
• Local woman douses skeptics about doing ‘man’s work’
• Smartphone users: Looking for T-D LIVE Chat?
• [VIDEO] More than 800 fans line up for latest ‘Twilight’ movie
• White House shooting suspect charged
• Meyersdale school district tries to regain trust
• Paramedic delivers baby en route to city hospital
• Controller: County lacks funds to buy building
• Mom gets probation for DUI crash that injured daughter
• Stabbing suspect hanged himself, police say
• United Way cheers increase in pledges
• Man charged with attempting to assassinate president
• NEW - Meyersdale superintendent to meet with parents
• BREAKING NEWS – Cresson Township investigating stabbing
• White House gunfire suspect found at local hotel
• Southmont, Upper Yoder firefighters move toward consolidation
• Johnstown hopes to drive business downtown
• Fireman’s 5,327 calls net ‘outstanding’ honor
• ‘Idol’ to sing at city arena
• Murder defendant may raise self-defense issue
• Mom pleads guilty to endangering baby
• In brief: Md. man charged after police find machete
• New judge assigned to Sandusky case
• BREAKING NEWS - McQueary didn’t report abuse to us, chief says
• NEW - Sandusky case gets Westmoreland County judge
• BREAKING NEWS – Suspect in shooting near White House arrested in Indiana County
• NEW – Ex-DA: PSU case referred due to wife’s family tie
• NEW – Franco Harris parts ways with casino over Paterno comment
• Bill OK’d to end back-tag mandate for hunters
• Deer mating season means road issues
• "Evening Degree Open House" Thursday, November 17th from 4 to 6:30pm at the Rich...
• Morning briefing: Sex tape posted out of anger, police say
• NEW - Poll: Gas companies have too much heft
• Man held in thefts of Indiana County Humane Society
• Paterno in line for six-figure annual pension
• Ex-DA: Sandusky case referred because of ‘indirect’ tie
• Report: Corbett approved Second Mile grant
• McQueary: I stopped Sandusky, talked to police
• End of the line for NDIC?
• More than 800 to attend ‘Breaking Dawn’ premiere
• Cheap fix may halt leak at Richland school gym
• City woman held for trial in robbery, assault on driver
• NEW - Penn State students create crisis response team
• Indicted police chief dismissed from job
• McQueary: I did the right thing
• Morning briefing: Judge weighing dueling confessions
• Sandusky: I’m innocent
• Second Mile president resigns
• [VIDEO] Police, NAACP discuss ways to improve relationship
• JARI sets ‘big goal’
• Altoona company purchases Richland Town Centre site
• Patton woman charged in standoff with police
• Resident holds intruder at gunpoint
• President of Pa. charity linked to abuse resigns
• Kelly Clarkson announces new tour; War Memorial visit
• Big Ten takes Paterno name off trophy
• NEW - Corbett touts law protecting student athletes
• NEW - Man killed woman over lack of beer, police say
• NEW - Pittsburgh students walk after school bus fire
• NEW - Man jailed in DUI crash that killed passenger
• WTAJ anchor leaving station for marketing job
• Show your student ID at the men's basketball game tonight and receive a free fou...
• BREAKING NEWS - Second Mile president resigns
• Morning briefing: Something fishy happens to seafood truck
• NEW - Thieves uproot Christmas tree in Indiana
• NEW - State police probing fatal Bedford County fire
• NEW - Police: Officer’s wife killed self outside station
• Gov: Coach failed ‘moral obligation’
• Even ‘Satan' offended by scandal
• Wind test initiative pays off
• Big reductions expected in grants to communities
• Retiree pitches in with United Way
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• ‘We all banded together’: Football resumes after week of turmoil
• Little activity at Paterno home
• Colleges re-examine policies
• Through charity, Sandusky had access to vulnerable
• Darkest chapter: How a scandal brought down PSU legend
• Turnpike investing over $50M in Somerset County
• MICHELE BENDER | TV witnesses guilty of negligent grammar-cide
• Business helps library cover funding shortfall
• Penn State's long week ends with loss to Nebraska
• At Paterno’s house, a quiet calm as game is played
• Penn State falls to Nebraska in first game of post-Paterno era
• NEW - Fans at Beaver Stadium experience range of emotions
• After week of turmoil, it’s game day at Penn State
• NEW – Governor hails Pa. student vigil for abuse victims
• NEW – Sandusky scandal puts spotlight on Second Mile
• [VIDEO] Tribute to vets: Hundreds attend Veterans Day parade
• [VIDEO] Pitt-Johnstown monument to heroes dedicated
• Trustees promise to search for truth: Scandal could harm PSU’s credit rating
• Candles lit to brighten a dark week
• Obama: Abuse cause for ‘soul-searching’
• Group hopes to be voice for homeowners
• A year after game officer’s murder, commission mulls safety measures
• VIDEO – Honoring their sacrifice
• Smartphone users: Looking for T-D LIVE Chat?
• BREAKING – PSU: McQueary placed on administrative leave
• NEW – Heroes honored at Pitt-Johnstown
• President Obama's remarks concerning Veterans Day
• NEW – Penn State trustees meet to begin recovery
• NEW – Pennsylvania Cable Network will host live, call-in program on Penn State scandal
• Bradley's mission at Penn State: 'Restore the confidence' and 'find a way to heal'
• Week's events leave Penn State community stunned, saddened
• [VIDEO] PSU students and fans react to loss of Paterno
• Penn State developments: Obama calls situation ‘outrageous’
• NEW – Pittsburgh area man, 64, hurt in drive-by pumpkin attack
• PSU: McQueary won’t coach Saturday due to threats
• NEW – Hawaii helicopter crash victims reportedly include Pennsylvania tourists
• Morning briefing: Ground broken for Tuskegee Airmen memorial
• ‘True American hero’: Family misses son killed in action, but proud of his service
• Local residents optimistic about economy, survey finds
• Perry owns up to debate blunder, presses on
• NEW – A message from PSU's interim president
• NEW - Johnstown native Bradley introduced as Penn State's interim coach
• NEW – NCAA defers to authorities in Penn State case
• Our men's basketball team put forth a good effort last night as they fell to Mon...
• NEW – Possible heroin death investigation in Indiana County
• TV van tipped as rally for Paterno gets violent
• Penn State students chant support for fired coach
• Students flood downtown State College after Paterno, Spanier let go
• Paterno issues statement on firing
• Commissioners turn to Cambria budget
• Morning briefing: Spill on natural gas site 'unacceptable'
• NEW – Self-defense claimed in killing of 11th-grader
• 70-year-old dies in house fire
• Fed judge to decide detention in firebomb case
• NEW – Pa. bridge being renamed for baseball great
• NEW - Man dies after being found on fire in car lot
• NEW – Woman seeks leniency in service dog theft
• NEW – Police: Man shot self in thigh on Philly train
• District lines for House, Senate are redrawn
• Redistricting proposal gets early approval
• NEW – Conemaugh Valley edges Portage in shocker
• The Social Welfare Committee wishes everyone a safe and happy Halloween!
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• NEW – GOP plan for Pa. assembly seats passes early vote
• Don't forget that today is the Transfer Fair at the Richland Campus until 2p.m....
• NEW – Lilly man arrested on arson charges
• NEW - Ebensburg tot dies in accident, police say
• NEW – Prison: Inmate dies after guard struggle
• NEW – Autopsy planned after body pulled from river
• NEW – Police: Carbon monoxide kills woman
• Waterways advocates tout success, future plans
• Johnstown getting entertainment venue
• ‘Tense’ standoff defused
• Road crews get early start to winter
• Person of the Week: To help dogs, cats, girl forgoes birthday gifts
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Ghosts of Halloweens past
• Octobrrr storm: Early snow snaps limbs, causes wrecks
• Tokar shakes up city election: Two incumbents face challenger
• Restructuring at Red Cross cuts costs, improves efficiency
• ‘Different missions’: One Red Cross branch handles blood, the other responds to disasters
• RALPH COUEY | Farewell, my friends; A new chapter is beginning
• NOW salutes local educator
• Candidates’ forum set
• Four compete for seats on Somerset council
• It’s not a trick: Region braces for blanket of snow
• Highway plans gain momentum
• Music teacher faces charges: Sex assault alleged in Meyersdale
• End of the line for trolleys?
• Crime roundup: Butcher waives hearing on deer sales
• BILL EGGERT | Holiday’s a howl at ‘haunted’ hotel
• ‘We have all survived’: Cessna family copes with multiple diagnoses of breast cancer
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• NEW - 91 graduate from State Police Academy
• NEW – West End boil-water restrictions lifted
• NEW – Man to stand trial in illegal deer meat case
• NEW – Police say man stole forklift and sandwich
• NEW – Altoona man headed drug ring from halfway house
• NEW – Police say copper stolen from idled Kennametal plant
• Morning briefing: DA to seek death for NJ man in Pa. double-murder
• NEW – Nearly all of 68 drug suspects rounded up
• NEW – Lady Antebellum to appear in State College
• NEW – Wintry weather to bring four inches of snow to Cambria County
• NEW – College PD officer grazes leg during training
• NEW – Police: Pittsburgh man stole forklift, sandwich
• [VIDEO] Sen. Bob Casey visits The Tribune-Democrat newsroom
• Casey predicts 'a tough campaign' during Johnstown visit
• ‘People ... are doing more’: Fundraising effort ahead of last year’s pace
• Fate of bill to allow Pa. Sunday hunting unclear
• Insurance company, health system reach deal
• Parade to honor those on WWII home front
• 'The Boss' to be honored at Philly Constitution Center
• Fate of Sunday-hunting bill still unclear
• Teen dies after smoking synthetic pot
• NEW – 2 waive hearing as helpers in Pa. barrel body case
• Police: 'Victim' actually passed out on his own
• NEW – Romney holds 2 private Pittsburgh events at Consol
• NEW – Altoona may seek 'distressed’ municipal status
• Altoona store sells winning lottery ticket
• Concrete-shedding Pittsburgh bridge coming down
• Pa. man jailed for attack on stranger
• NEW – Police say girl fatally struck by SUV in Indiana County
• NEW – Boy loses fingertip when teacher slams classroom door
• Ligonier man charged a year after boy's shooting death
• Crash kills letter carrier
• City Council stands firm: Landlords speak against statute
• Former firefighter admits $825G theft
• Windber weighing rental ordinance
• Drug sweep nets 55 suspects
• $1.5M loans buoy local water work
• Speaker: Right choice can save a life
• NEW – State Senate begins debate on school vouchers bill
• NEW – Drug sweep in Cambria leads to 55 arrests
• Police: Man hangs self in cell after arrest
• Gas worker fined after co-worker drinks frackwater
• Norfolk Southern suit wants PUC out of union beef
• NEW – Man pleads guilty to stealing $800,000 from Windber Fire Company
• Whistleblower gets two years for doctoring evidence
• Snow leopard cub needs 2nd eye surgery
• DNA on cigar leads to man’s arrest
• BREAKING - Emergency crews investigating accident
• Woman gets prison term for shooting mom
• Witnesses: Man claimed to be DA’s officer to get discount
• NEW – Political graffiti sprayed at governor's residence
• Morning briefing: Mausoleum mystery puzzles police
• NEW - Woman gives birth in Westmoreland County jail
• NEW – Mom pleads in DUI crash that killed son, 14
• NEW – Police suspect employee set Westmoreland dealership fires
• Friedens man charged in murder case asks to end monitoring
• Drilling boom brings surge in crime to small towns
• DEVELOPING – Halloween parade online
• Fugitive caught from expired car registration
• Auditor general calls for action on Pa. bridges
• Police: Man with gun wounded near NE Pa. day care
• Winning lottery ticket sold in Bedford County
• Revived vouchers bill heads for state Senate vote
• Corbett says study to be released on liquor stores
• Judge waives hearing in sex case
• Corbett signs bill restricting teen drivers
• Police: Man pushed stolen safe on skateboard
• Mid-morning briefing: Man flashed the wrong house, cops say
• NEW – Davidsville targets water thieves
• NEW – Man, 19, killed in combine accident on farm
• NEW – 2 injured in industrial furnace blast
• Online tax system strikes sour chord
• Online sales a net gain for business
• Assault suspect charged
• Former Le-Nature’s chief ordered to pay $661M restitution
• UPJ student charged with attacking campus police officer
• Incident before IUP game leads coach to quit
• VIDEO – Southmont crash sends one to hospital
• NEW – Penn State president sounds hopeful about state funding
• NEW – Judge sets Le-Nature’s restitution at $661M
• NEW – Johnstown woman charged in stabbing
• Mid-morning briefing: Trip to IUP lands coach in hot water
• ‘Revenue source’: Politics collides with push for sales-tax reform
• Burden on Pa. taxpayers to report purchases
• Bills target online sellers
• DA rivals at odds on pleas
• Exhibit honors World War II flying ace
• Person of the Week: United senior collects golf equipment for Indiana Co. kids
• Solomon Homes woman pleads to drug charges
• Preservation board protects prime farmland
• Cambria City workshops deemed a ‘huge success’
• ‘Tough math’: Traditional retailers decry loopholes for e-commerce
• Local consumers joining ranks of online shoppers
• Betta fires up campaign
• Library seeking support
• United Way partners offer mental health resources
• RALPH COUEY | Family treasures discovered
• In brief: Attempted robbery probed
• CamTran investment: Agency dedicates seven new high-efficiency buses
• Firemen feeling snubbed
• Ebensburg will host facility for nonviolent offenders
• Stoystown welcomes start of $1.3M water line
• Clerk scares away bandit
• Authority charts use of grant funds
• ‘I was lucky to find it early’: Mom discovers lump after losing daughter to cancer
• In brief: Occupant escapes fire in home
• NEW – Troops out of Iraq by January
• It's in the Tribune-Democrat
• NEW – Robbery thwarted
• NEW – Getting on the bus in Johnstown
• Congratulations to the winners of the Literary & Photographic Showcase! Thanks t...
• NEW – Commissioners settle on site for day reporting center
• NEW – Maryland man pleads guilty in 1980 kidnapping, assault
• NEW – No Santa: Money woes prompt Harrisburg to nix holiday parade
• Morning briefing: Penn State-Beaver campus closed due to ’threat’
• Libya’s Gadhafi killed
• Cambria hopefuls speak at forum
• Some without jobs fear age is a factor
• Burkert named to state board
• State official urges teens to value voting power
• 2 men facing trial in motel holdup try
• Memorial earns accolades for patient care performance
• Hawkins inspires local youth
• It's in the Tribune-Democrat
• Have family members that enjoy Halloween? Bring them to the Early Childhood Edu...
• NEW – Bush praises Flight 93 book
• LIBYA UPDATE – Gadhafi son Seif al-Islam captured, wounded
• NEW – Libya’s Moammar Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• NEW – Man charged in toddler starvation gets DUI arrest
• NEW – Ligonier soft-drink CEO faces federal sentencing today
• NEW – Corbett signs Harrisburg takeover bill
• NEW - Senate confirms nominee for federal court in Pittsburgh
• Morning briefing: Intoxicated woman holds police at bay for hours
• ‘No. 1 priority’: School bus program aimed at protecting kids
• Project to improve local river’s quality
• Two die in crash
• Retirement village clears hurdle, faces another
• Owner prepares to bolt door on century-old hardware store
• Two killed in Jackson Township crash
• Morning briefing: Councilman indicted in W.Va. on fight charges
• GOP debate: All against Cain; upstart targeted in Las Vegas
• Analysis: GOP contenders turn fire on each other in debate
• FACT CHECK: Misfires on taxes and more in Republican debate
• NEW – Police seek escaped exotic animals in Ohio
• Airline cuts early, late flights
• Roofer remains in jail
• Halloween events return to Portage
• Family wins home energy makeover
• Windber borough headquarters draws no bidders
• Indiana County man, 62, in custody after standoff
• Pump-maker Gardner Denver to open plant in Tipton
• NEW – Biden to talk jobs today at Pa. school
• NEW – Nails found in meat left at dog park
• Morning briefing: Boy dies in Chambersburg house fire
• Locked in basement: Disabled victimized by theft scheme, police say
• Jackson Twp. tank, pipeline replace wells
• Coal mines’ tax levy challenged
• Boy’s dad charged in death
• Windmills to shut at night following demise of rare bat
• Police seek female suspect in Hornerstown stabbing
• NEW – Man died of natural causes prior to motorcycle accident
• UPDATE – Woman stabs man at Bedford Street convenience store
• NEW – Man found dead under I-80 bridge
• Morning briefing: Funeral set for police officer killed by suspect
• Colleagues gather to salute FBI agent killed in ’66
• Heritage project forming: Organizers reach out to Johnstown’s Jewish community
• Portage-area communities join to consider long-range issues
• Persons of the week: Organizers plan dance fundraiser for Humane Society
• Library, CareerLink team up to help job seekers
• RALPH COUEY | The only constant in life is change
• In brief: Confluence woman hurt in one-car crash
• Teams honor memory of fallen player
• 4 seek seats on county board
• Inmate files suit over medical care
• History lesson: Experts discuss region’s role in Underground Railroad
• PAUL ROWAN | Bridge project appropriate tribute
• UPJ nursing building could open in 2013
• 13-year-old boy accused of hitting woman in the head
• JAN TING | A visit to the Flight 93 National Memorial
• One-vehicle crash claims Chestnut Ridge student
• Missing links hamper historic trail
• Dispute headed to court
• School wins online contest rewarding community service
• CamTran obtains funds for new HQ; officials mum on site
• Woman’s faith leaves her unafraid to face cancer 2nd time
• 3 beat student in UPJ dorm room, police say
• Meyersdale native will run many miles in others’ shoes
• PHCC president in running for La. post
• In brief: 4th Avenue detour to end until spring
• UPDATE – The latest high school football scores
• NEW – Sprint customers line up for iPhone
• NEW – CamTran gets $6 million in federal grant for new headquarters
• UPDATE - Football game postponed in wake of Chestnut Ridge student's death
• NEW: Chalk drawings at IUP misconstrued as racist, campus group says
• NEW – Crash claims Bedford County teen
• NEW – Man gets 6 years in burglaries of Amish homes
• NEW – Toddler who wandered into pond dies
• NEW – Family of 4 rescued from roof of burning home
• Morning briefing: Woman fatally struck by passing car after crash
• District OKs nearly $10M in borrowing
• Conemaugh Twp. plans expansion
• County agency helping city improve Kernville
• Conemaugh Valley school stands up to bullies
• District seeks more revenue from minerals
• Gas-drilling worker sues over job injury
• Breast cancer survivor plans to see grandchildren marry
• Judge nixes EPA suit against power plant
• Quadriplegic testing cybernetic arm at UPMC
• [VIDEO] Grease fire contained in downtown apartment
• Woman at center of arrow killing says it was self-defense
• Mid-morning briefing: Raid finds a different kind of grass on golf course
• NEW – DA: Man who killed officer made police threats
• Rectory becomes bed-and-breakfast
• Input sought on long-term plans for Cambria City
• Stroke claims local icon
• SFU students, faculty lead reading of Goodman’s works
• Local man among honorees at service
• Fire company theft bigger than thought
• Commissioner candidate lashes out at late U.S. rep
• ‘Something told me to get this checked’
• Come meet the founders of the National Wounded Warriors program and hear their s...
• If you like to play soccer, come to the auxiliary gym to play tomorrow/Thursday...
• Judge accused of assaulting female plaintiffs
• Police: Man ran over woman in parking dispute
• NEW – Burns jumps into U.S. Senate race
• Mid-morning briefing: Pregnant woman accused of slashing two at hospital
• NEW – Columnist's work to be read aloud at St. Francis
• An Admissions Representative will be at Central Cambria today at lunch, and Cone...
• Technology helps find, treat disease
• ‘One of the greatest gifts I was ever given’
• Family speaks in arrow killing
• Windber man again guilty of murder
• Dale joins crackdown on rental properties
• Teen accused of assault after sentencing on similar charge
• Judge delays Horner’s murder trial until Jan.
• Gallo family sues over ex-councilman’s death
• In brief: Authority takes bank complaint to court
• Somerset County OKs $860G for projects
• NEW – Meyersdale police say man stuffs pennies in dime rolls, rips off store
• NEW – Indiana County woman hit by pickup likely intoxicated
• Morning briefing: Body of man killed in crash found 3 days later
• Breast cancer claims Windber woman who was awareness, research advocate
• Docks find new berth at Que
• Somerset woman dances her way through chemotherapy treatments
• Statue of congressman unveiled at Veterans Park
• Arrow wound kills man
• Columbus Day parade marches through city
• ‘Sign bomb’ draws support for Ron Paul
• Comeback Kid? On Eve of Debate, Rick Perry 'Pretty Confident' He'll Win
• NEW - Murtha statue unveiled
• 7 ways to prepare your home for winter weather
• Mid-morning briefing: Buck fever? Fight over deer sends two to hospital
• NEW - Police probing Central City homicide
• Items from school to be auctioned
• Project would shut Menoher
• Conemaugh Valley officials pleased with school switch
• County seeking grants
• La Nina chills winter forecast
• Persons of the Week: Volunteers direct tourists to area’s attractions
• George jury to continue deliberations
• In brief: Pickup driver dies in crash
• Hard times drive crimes
• Gov’s gas plan
• NDIC document suggests AG knew of gun-tracking operation
• RALPH COUEY | What’s in a name?
• Apollo Scholarship recipients announced
• City tavern owner dies
• In brief: Man accused of punching trooper
• $10M North Fork Dam upgrade planned
• Feds probe plane crash
• Family told to forfeit $50G
• No verdict yet in Michael George case
• Windber woman accused of lottery theft
• City man withdraws plea to sex charges
• Coroner rules fatal shooting an accident
• Positive attitude, support helped Bakerton woman in cancer battle
• In brief: Oakhurst Homes girl cut during fracas
• 21 deaths linked to listeria in cantaloupe
• NEW – 2 women robbed at Penn State's iconic Nittany Lion Shrine
• UPDATE – Four arrested during stabbing incident at Oakhurst Homes
• BREAKING – Authorities confirm 3 dead in W.Va. plane crash
• NEW – Police say semi-automatic pistol stolen from Somerset Township home
• Morning briefing: Pittsburgh zoo expert to attempt capture of gator in reservoir
• Extra police patrols to continue
• Man accused of prescription fraud
• Prison term upheld in botched robbery case
• Andrews students display talents for high-schoolers
• Johnstown man sentenced for attempted assault on girl
• IUP adds safety sciences doctoral program
• Indiana police probe stabbing
• Air searchers in W.Va. can’t find missing plane
• Mid-morning briefing: Mom jailed for sex with son’s teammates
• Junior fireman gets prison
• Towns prepare for tax changes
• Friends remember man killed at Oakhurst Homes
• UPJ puts emphasis on healthy lifestyle
• Retired general to be saluted at dinner
• Berlin man sentenced in charity scam
• Hornerstown man sentenced on weapons, drug charges
• In brief: Richland fights ruling on substitutes’ pay
• Local man gets prison term in N.C. attack
• NEW – City police investigating robbery
• Mid-morning briefing: Men took mentally disabled woman for ride, police say
• NEW – Ex-Perzel aide enters surprise guilty plea
• NEW – Fugitive to appear in federal court in Pittsburgh
• Twp. plans selective timbering
• Crime drops in Pa.
• Trial in killing of mother delayed over lack of exam
• Owner balks at news that donut shop may be evicted
• Home, workers at odds over unionization
• Suspect accused of pulling gun on employer
• Alligator found in W. Pa. reservoir likely a discarded pet
• NEW - Plane has not been found, officials say
• NEW – Lower Yoder man arrested on arson charge
• Mid-morning briefing: Boy says couple locked him in coffin
• Bear-attack victim gets 70 stitches
• Pair sought in Oakhurst Homes shooting
• Couple charged in death of baby
• Plane headed to Johnstown goes missing
• Foliage experts predicting colorful season for leaves
• Alibi witnesses testify at George trial
• Buying time: Windber patches pool problem
• Corbett would let counties impose gas drilling fee
• In brief: Halloween parade details announced
• NEW – Missing plane's occupants identified
• NEW -- Pair have histories
• NEW -- Couple charged in baby's death
• BREAKING NEWS – Italy appeals court clears Amanda Knox of murder
• Police say HS football player punched coach at game
• NEW – Johnstown police seek two in shooting
• Corbett would let counties impose drilling fee
• Plane headed for Johnstown goes missing
• Indiana police investigating stabbing
• Police to discuss baby's death
• No arrests yet in city shooting
• Twin water tanks eyed for makeover
• CTC earns patent with connection system
• Person of the week: Church children collect pennies for playhouse project
• Area legislator fights for cancer patients
• Science students gain experience through nature
• In brief: Breezewood crash claims passenger
• Johnstown man fatally shot at Oakhurst Homes
• ATV thefts may be linked
• Longtime friends to be honored at legion
• More than 1,000 take part in Light the Night event
• Santa Fund begins 5th year of holiday help
• MICHELE M. BENDER | The flock is filched
• In brief: Police search for missing Shade Township teen
• NEW – Police probing fatal shooting at Oakhurst Homes
• Indiana teen stabbed
• North Star rolls to easy win
• Teen revives broadway play
• RANDY GRIFFITH | Research, treatment advances bring new hope in cancer fight
• Gas bills climb
• Motorcyclist in fatal crash facing DUI charges
• Landscaper liable for illegal discrimination
• Portage race turns into a quiet affair
• Alleged shooter charged
• Rockwood disburbance leads to arrest of 2 men
• Branch of service medallions for deceased veterans available
• NEW – Motorcyclist in fatal crash had previous DUI
• Morning briefing: 12-year-old football player airlifted after hit
• Bicyclist killed in city
• All area districts make adequate progress on standardized tests
• Lt. gov. promotes Marcellus gas use
• Defense contractor to reopen at Somerset County site
• Park is renamed to honor Marine
• United Way fund drive ahead of last year’s pace
• In brief: Township locks in energy rates
• COMING SUNDAY -- Breast Cancer Awareness Project
• NEW – City cyclist dies after crash
• Pittsburgh councilman accused of forging petitions
• Attorney: Helicopters weren't only things getting high at Boeing plant
• Murderer's escape leads to prison suspensions
• Man torched home rather than lose it in divorce, AG says
• Pa. getting 1,000 inmates back from Va.
• City cyclist suffers ‘very serious’ injuries
• Mid-morning briefing: Postman didn't deliver the truth, grand jury says
• NEW – Lieutenant governor visits Johnstown
• New Paris pharmacist seeks GOP nomination
• Somerset Hospital gets digital advantage
• Tattoo suspect faces drug charges
• Homegrown ‘Preacher’ hits local theaters Oct. 7
• Judge sets deadlines for murder trial
• Somerset County dairy princess earns state recognition
• City man to stand trial on sex-assault charge
• Woman charged in infant’s death
• Jim Siehl | Longtime friend left an impact
• Deadlines set for Horner trial
• NEW – Pa. House sends Corbett new teen drivers rules
• Poll: Pa. prefers winner-take-all electoral system
• NEW – Somerset County teen honored in Dairy Princess competition
• Mid-morning briefing: Flood watch in effect
• Come out to the Sneaker Sale tomorrow in the Gym from 9AM-6PM. Pay Cash -Buy 1...
• NEW – Jackson Township fire is a controlled burn
• Carriers rally to avoid closures, layoffs
• Manufacturer eyes Watkins property
• Que whitewater tests show positive results
• Property owners hit with penalties
• Former city man seeks trial in abuse case
• Former rec worker to stand trial
• Police Roundup: Police probing Hooversville theft
• Horner murder trial pushed back two weeks
• Sen. Orie’s new trial pushed back to February
• Mid-morning briefing: How NOT to pay for a wedding
• Pennsylvania Highlands Community College is one of 14 community colleges statewi...
• Partial government shutdown averted
• Superintendent receives extension
• Court denies appeal
• Portage Borough garners $96G in planning grants
• Community College to receive $300G
• Bolivar man gets 15 months for cross burning
• Police Roundup: Good Samaritan robbed after stopping to aid motorist
• Unemployment rate rises in Cambria and Somerset
• Idlewild & SoakZone named top kids’ park
• NEW – Tunnel work snarls turnpike
• Mid-morning briefing: Igloo demolition begins
• NEW – Bolivar man to be sentenced for cross-burning
• Extreme weather takes toll on crops
• Students get jump on college
• Program targets drug and alcohol abuse
• Persons of the Week: 3 friends turn Hornerstown cleanup into ongoing project
• In brief: Man found dead at Mount Aloysius
• 2 former employees sue company over severance
• Spin overtaking facts in Marcellus debate
• Congressional Republicans skeptical of Electoral College change
• NEW – Carrolltown credit union burglarized
• [VIDEO] Hundreds watch city’s Stone Bridge light up
• Windber to auction old items
• Attorney compels city to turn over sewer records
• Pa. business climate improving, surveys find
• RALPH COUEY | Hail to the chiefs
• Phone scam targets elderly, police warn
• Appalachian coalition seeks regional collaboration
• In brief: Authorities identify driver in fatal crash
• Clinton, Bush and Boehner calling for Flight 93 National Memorial donations
• Report: Join forces on growth
• Trial delay sought
• Witnesses point to kidnapping suspect
• Amid possible leak, judge bans note-taking
• Crash kills motorist
• Yahoo joins campaign for Flight 93 funds
• Forest Hills chooses alumni class of 2011
• Apollo group recognizing local physician
• NEW – Horner's attorney asks for more time to prepare for trial
• Hey Penn Highlands Alumni - Join us at the Alumni Mixer on Monday September 26th...
• NEW - Report: Truck crashes into home
• Shooting suspect pleads
• Township: Laurel View development lacked zoning approval
• Local witnesses ordered to testify at N.C. trial
• Treasury study suggests central Pa. casino
• Sisters face charges in burglary spree
• Police: Lollipops link man to crime
• Ebensburg man jailed in church break-in
• NEW – Republicans step up criticism ahead of today's debate
• NEW – Police say at least 2 dead in I-79 crash
• NEW – 1 brother pleads to assault in shooting; 2nd brother faces murder trial in January
• Mid-morning briefing: Alleged gunman says he was forced to kill
• NEW - Ebensburg to rock on despite rain
• NEW – Indiana County man wants new trial in toddler’s death
• Suit vs. Saudis dropped
• St. Francis disinvites Goodman as speaker
• Authority reluctantly helps fund gym repair
• Johnstown near bottom of Pa. smog list
• East Hills rec employee accused of theft
• Suspect waives hearing in stabbing at Johnstown bar
• Community helps boy’s family with funeral expenses
• Somerset murder trial scheduled
• VIDEO -- Homecoming comes to town
• St. Francis nixes journalist's speech
• Mid-morning briefing: Man gets two DUI arrests in one night
• Somerset man pleads in prized cow’s killing
• College fair helps students with education choices
• Suspect denies stalking woman
• Former Afghan president killed
• Cambia candidates begin push for voters
• State Superior Court comes to Cambria County
• Portage man accused of assaulting woman
• Judge revokes bail for motel robbery suspect
• Berlin medical center check ceremony planned
• NEW – Federal court tosses drilling ban in Allegheny Forest
• NEW – Corbett pitches electoral plan in Washington
• NEW – State court visiting Cambria
• Mid-morning briefing: Bear stolen from Fayette County bar
• Indiana County worker dies
• Officials: 12 hurt in Beaver County blaze
• School changes play plans
• Mom sues cops
• Experts offer opposing views on suspect’s mental capacity
• George retrial judge sets hearing on new evidence
• In brief: CamTran buses collide in Ebensburg
• Obama plan would direct $3 billion to Pa.
• NEW - Funeral services set for gunshot victim
• NEW – Psychiatrist: Alleged killer is not mentally retarded
• Kate + 88: Gosselin in the fast lane
• Mid-morning briefing: Man gets DUI on lawn tractor
• Is a new development in the works for Richland Township?
• Research: Child abuse rose during recession
• Analysis: Senate Republican leader backs shift in electoral votes
• New psychiatrist a boost to region’s support system for troubled children
• Persons of the Week: Riding to remember
• Bookmobile to add new device
• In brief: Suspect sought in pizza shop robbery
• Stone Bridge to light up
• Council, housing agency in tussle
• Plate full for state lawmakers
• Arts fest continues to grow
• RALPH COUEY | The call of 9/11
• Electoral vote issue remains unresolved
• In brief: Items being collected for time capsule
• Boy dies from gunshot
• Judge weighs dismissal
• College gets $400G for counseling center
• Superior Court judges to hold Ebensburg sessions
• Teenager charged with home break-in
• Former car dealership coming down
• Family wins energy upgrade
• In brief: County changes plans to move CYS offices
• Fans chillin' with the Black Bear during a time out at the women's volleyball game.
• Penn Highland's newest Blackbear Fan! :-)
• NEW – DA wants stiffer term for man who they say was drunk during DUI sentencing
• NEW – Fed-up friends turn in school bomb-threat suspect
• BREAKING NEWS – Somerset area youth shot; police investigating
• NEW – Game commission: Virus killed farmed deer
• NEW – Biden to view Pa. flood damage
• NEW – Driver cited in school bus crash
• NEW – DA to seek death penalty in newborn's cinderblock killing
• S&T Bancorp purchasing Mainline
• Ferndale explores options
• Dramatic view
• NEW – S&T bank announces merger with Mainline National
• NEW – Soldier’s double-murder trial set for October
• NEW – Two Charleroi athletes contract staph infections
• NEW – Suitcase briefly closes fed court in Pittsburgh
• Penn Highlands kicks off the campaign to name the Bodolosky Center for Arts & Ed...
• NEW – Bounty allegation prompts prep coach to resign
• NEW – Orie files 2nd Supreme Court corruption appeal
• Johnstown council approves rental ordinance
• Police: Woman admits shooting
• Man sought in assault captured by authorities
• Man sentenced for assaulting patient in psych unit
• NEW – Judas Priest will be in concert at Johnstown's War Memorial Arena
• NEW – State reapportionment committee to meet in Pittsburgh
• NEW – Landfill rules relaxed to speed flood cleanup
• Attend the Advising Mixer "Be a Mover and Shaker!" Meet your Academic Advisor an...
• Westmont OKs rental ordinance
• Cops ID gunfire victim
• Jury convicts Lilly man in prescription drug case
• Attorney seeks reduction in teen’s prison term
• Inaugural activities will reflect college’s role
• Somerset County approves medical transportation contract
• In brief: Write-in try unlikely, Marker says
• Mid-morning briefing: Civic arena gets stay of execution
• NEW – Cambria County shooting victim identified
• 9/11 memorial opens in New York
• Jobs bill includes tax hikes
• Families gather for interment service
• Red Cross, blood workers agree to tentative deal
• 2 charged in separate sex cases involving minors
• Gym floor fix could be costly
• Tax sale yields $82G for 25 properties
• NEW – In Shanksville, somber funeral for remains from Flight 93
• Mid-morning briefing: News from around Pennsylvania
• '10 years of emotions': Memorial marks crash of Flight 93
• Arena service offers tribute
• ‘It’s going to be a big hurt’
• Obamas pay their respects at Shanksville
• [VIDEO] Tom Ridge addresses heroes of Flight 93 at memorial service
• 9/11 LIVE: Scenes from the 9/11 anniversary
• Flight 93 memorial service, in their words
• Memorial moments
• Chip Minemyer: Ridge embraces 40 heroes in classic oration
• At 3 sites of loss, Obama quietly honors 9/11 dead
• [VIDEO] Critz, Shuster speak at Flight 93 memorial service, Obama lays wreath
• NEW – Hastings officials issue boil-water notice
• Crowds gather on second day at Flight 93 memorial
• Windber OKs community building fix
• [VIDEO] At the Flight 93 National Memorial dedication
• ‘People’s gift to America’: Biden, Bush, Clinton help open nation’s newest park
• From tragedy to triumph: Families moved by memorial, ceremony
• Memorial moments: Inside the Flight 93 National Memorial dedication
• Flight 93 National Memorial dedication, in their own words
• Flight 93 victims remembered, memorial dedicated in emotional ceremony
• Courage of Flight 93 victims lauded at dedication
• NEW - Dignitaries headed to Flight 93 stop traffic in Johnstown
• NEW – Accident near Loretto results in fatality
• NEW – Seven Points will remain open during flood-control measures at Raystown
• ‘Incredibly moving’
• Steelers, golf raise $10G for site
• ‘Big bubble’ creates stir on major city street
• Historic floods raise concern about levees
• Sept. 11, 2001, attack victims (A-F)
• Sept. 11, 2001, attack victims (G-M)
• Sept. 11, 2001, attack victims (N-Z)
• NEW – Mt. Washington?
• NEW – Raystown Lake closed for flood control measures
• NEW – Susquehanna crests below levees in northeastern Pa.; Harrisburg braces for flooding
• Outlaws set up at city tavern
• More than 30 years ago, cops attacked by bikers
• Insurer sues Saudi Arabia over 9/11
• Johnstown man found guilty of stabbing
• Transportation needs expanding as funds shrinking
• Jackson may look at Marcellus lease
• Tribute will honor native son killed at WTC
• Temporary signs will direct turnpike drivers to memorial
• NEW – Flooding forces 100,000 to evacuate in central Pa.; 3 dead
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• BREAKING NEWS – Johnstown man convicted in stabbing
• NEW – Flooding blamed for 2 deaths in central Pa.
• Rain shuts roads, opens sinkhole
• Clinton joining dignitaries
• Variety of mementos commemorate crash
• ‘Blight sites’ target of volunteer group
• Spanier: More cuts could affect tuition
• PennDOT forming database of municipal bridges, roads
• Defendant: Stabbing was in self-defense
• Murder retrial begins for former Windber comics dealer
• NEW – Former President Clinton also will visit Shanksville this weekend
• NEW – Flooding problems follow days of rain
• NEW – Stabbing victim testifies in Cambria
• NEW – Paterno nominated for nation’s top civilian honor
• BREAKING - Fair will go on today
• NEW – Police: “Pay up Kenny” scrawled in Pa. man’s home
• NEWS – Some basements flooded in Cambria, Somerset; Sinkhole opens in Vintondale
• NEW – Bedford County crash kills passenger
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• NEW – Rising waters prompt evacuations
• Bush to visit Flight 93
• Commemorative services set in region
• Cambria, Amish near compromise
• Man caught near judge’s home waives preliminary hearing
• NEW – Former President George W. Bush to speak at Flight 93 dedication
• NEW – Steady rain closes Cambria County Fair today
• NEW – Suspicious case held only clothes
• NEW – Firemen sent to 2 house fires
• NEW – Pentagon chief visiting Shanksville, N.Y. today
• Reynoldsdale man recalls NYC events
• Cambria fair, Forest Hills Festival visitors dodge rain
• Turnpike crash kills biker
• Al-Qaida leaders arrested
• Fight for your life, cancer survivor advises
• Sale of cookbooks, clothing will benefit Cambria library
• NEW – Pittsburgh man hit, killed after fall from moving N.Y. bus
• Pets ‘resting in peace’
• Flight 93 conspiracy theories still flying
• Resort, insurers fighting over liability for deadly fire
• Person of the Week: Cruisin’ to success
• In brief: Storm leads to Richland Twp. flooding
• 9/11 anniversary delays turnpike plaza projects
• Newer not always safer
• Plant officials: EPA rules may halt operations
• Flight 93 crash site video surfaces
• Spider-Man, Bert and Ernie delight kids at festival
• Berlin to welcome wounded veterans on road to recovery
• 19 join Pitt-Johnstown faculty
• Thousands flock to opening of ethnic festival
• New flu virus infects 2 kids
• Police name 2nd suspect in motel robbery attempt
• $20G grant to help fund study of drainage at incline
• The Tribune-Democrat looking for "Tweeters"
• BREAKING – Coroner called to accident on Route 22 near Blairsville
• NEW – Puppies saved from sewer demolition site
• NEW – Thieves use forklift to steal 2-ton safe
• NEW – Judge urges prayers for toddler dropped from window
• City motel clerk beaten
• Fewer planning Labor Day travel, AAA says
• Dixons’ cases severed
• Repairs on Que valve to be put to the test
• JWF lays off 28 people
• Families to hold service for 9/11 crash remains
• Ex-Steelers will tee off at Flight 93 tournament
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• Looking for submissions: a child's take on Sept. 11
• NEW – Starving horses returned to previous owner
• NEW – Water treatment chemical spills into Monongahela River
• UPDATE – Hotel clerk refuses to turn over cash, despite being beaten
• Santorum upbeat
• Armed man found near judge’s home
• Accused roofer: Free me
• Pooches getting a park of their own
• Ohiopyle cheers upgrades to Green park, Route 381
• Soldiers to lay wreath at site of Flight 93 crash
• Suspect charged with armed robbery in city
• NEW – Republican candidate for president tours Johnstown plant
• NEW – Ex-Pa. House speaker Perzel pleads guilty to corruption
• NEW – Security on rise nationwide for 9/11 anniversary
• NEW – Father, son die of heart attacks about an hour apart
• Land donated to enhance Flight 93 site
• Red Cross blood workers planning strike
• CYS moving to city
• New group adds voice on Marcellus
• In brief: Marsteller resident faces charges
• Laurel Hill park expands
• Medical transit contract poses quandary
• Soldiers approaching on 9/11 tribute march
• NEW – Strike would be unconscionable, Red Cross leaders say
• NEW – Defense: Tyrone. child-sex suspect will die in prison
• NEW – Property to be added to Laurel Hill State Park
• NEW – Perzel to plead guilty in corruption case
• NEW – Ballot measure on Pa. school consolidation tossed
• NEW – Lawyer seeks plea in Altoona fake pregnancy case
• NEW – Groom charged with DUI after wedding-night crash that injured bride
• NEW – Study lowers Pa. Marcellus job estimates
• NEW – Pittsburgh police officer arrested in prostitution probe
• McLachlan to perform at Flight 93 ceremony
• Critz: Bipartisan effort needed to create jobs
• Park gets upgrades for festival
• Man’s drowning ruled accidental
• NEW VIDEO – Raising the roof
• NEW – Sarah McLachlan to perform at Flight 93 memorial
• UPDATE – Police identify fisherman pulled from Indiana County lake
• NEW – Coroner may release info about dead hiker soon
• NEW – Crews still searching for fisherman in Glen Campbell lake
• NEW – Police shoot bear near town festival
• Hurricane Irene leads to at least 24 deaths
• NEW – Autopsy set on Pittsburgh victim burned in weeds
• Wave of relief
• Johnstown area gets only a shower
• Four Pennsylvania deaths linked to storm
• Twins treated for serious condition while still in womb
• Cheer event moving
• UPDATE - Irene makes landfall on quiet, anxious NYC
• East feels tropical punch
• Big Apple streets empty as storm threatens city
• Philadelphia readies emergency shelters
• Local forecast: Windy and dry
• For some students, school days mean big changes
• Budget cuts threaten medical aid program
• Road show brings Pa.’s role in Civil War to life
• In brief: Some counts against fire chief, wife tossed
• Bracing for Irene
• Military copters head here to ride out hurricane
• Corbett declares emergency
• Cambria promotes drilling
• PennDOT: McNally Bridge work won’t include fence
• Investor sues N. Cambria recycling company
• Missing woman, 72, found safe in W.Va.
• In brief: Witness follows bank heist suspects
• Day school receives grant from Highmark
• NEW – Hurricane prompts governor to declare state of emergency
• NEW – Hurricane warning issued for Philly as Irene looms
• NEW – Woman held in toddler’s fall from window
• NEW – Building burns at Beaver County dairy with tainted milk
• Falling tree kills girl
• ’Nightmare’ scenario: Hurricane Irene takes aim at East Coast
• Weather expert: Little impact here
• Charity kicks off campaign
• County: Offenders center won’t be in Johnstown
• Ceremony marks new life for old covered bridge
• Daughter pleads for help to locate missing mother
• NEW – Woman charged over malnourished horses
• NEW – Wisp owners might sell resort; Seven Springs reportedly among possible suitors
• NEW – Bride and groom shoplifted food for their wedding reception, police say
• NEW – Search for hiker missing near Ohiopyle enters third day
• NEW – United Way kicks off 2011 campaign
• BREAKING – Weather likely cause in girl's death after tree falls on Somerset Township home
• Monumental jolt: Businesses, historic structures closed
• PennDOT checks bridges
• Council affirms layoffs
• $1.2M grant to be used for business park
• ‘Slap Shot’ parade car offered for sale
• Brothers’ murder trial could face another delay
• NEW – Council confirms layoffs
• NEW – AG seeks Pittsburgh-area man in gift card scheme
• NEW – 2 charged with helping put body found in barrel in Conemaugh River
• NEW – Steelers, charity home sue over ’Terrible T-Shirt’
• NEW – Former mayor laid to rest Tuesday in Johnstown
• NEW – State police seek missing Somerset County woman
• NEW – Police say man raped child, 7, after tractor ride
• NEW – NW Pa. gas line ruptures; quake link investigated
• NEW – Pittsburgh police say man hit by freight train
• NEW – Crews continue search for missing W. Pa. hiker
• NEW – Tractor-trailer hits bridge on I-70 in western Pa.
• Back to School for Johnstown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Whole lotta shakin': Tremor rattles nerves in region
• Workshop brings Marcellus-related firms together
• Man, 70, gets probation for handgun incident
• BREAKING NEWS – Quake rocks Washington area, felt across East Coast
• DEVELOPING – Earthquake damage minor here
• NEW – Former Johnstown Mayor Pfuhl remembered as father, friend, "mentor"
• NEW – Pa. congressman stops town halls, citing hecklers
• NEW – Federal court nixes Fumo sentence
• NEW – Critz sponsors legislation to name post office after WWII general
• NEW – Woman killed in Derry crash also hit by beau’s cycle
• NEW – Man plunges from bridge into Susquehanna
• NEW – Tree branch hits 4 students on Penn State-Abington campus
• NEW – Florida man raped teen he met on Facebook, police say
• NEW – Postal worker attacked with paintball guns
• NEW – Charges added in North Carolina shooting of Pa. teammates
• Fugitive apprehended
• Somerset residents oppose plan to reconsider 814 split
• Concealing of information uneven in post-9/11 world
• NEW – Rhode Island man walking to honor 9/11 victims
• Update – City stabbing probe continuing
• NEW – Movie crew pays to replace trees uprooted in Pittsburgh
• NEW – Filming of latest Batman sequel ends in Pittsburgh
• NEW – Baby born on shoulder of interstate
• NEW – Woman fatally shot at gun shop, police say
• Historical visit
• Hearings set on 814 area code
• Gleason: Still time to find Casey challenger
• Pgh. officials to meet on preventing future floods
• Persons of the Week: Sole sisters
• NEW – City police probe stabbing
• Government photos shed light on Flight 93
• Flood factors
• Police await new offices
• Graduating Peniel clients look forward to new lives
• RALPH COUEY | Aging men confront medical Waterloos
• Festivals join forces to attract visitors
• In brief: Fire erupts in vacant house in Johnstown
• NEW – Verizon workers return to work, without a deal
• NEW – Rain, traffic, land contribute to deadly Pittsburgh flood; fourth victim found
• Former mayor Pfuhl dies
• GOP: Keep air subsidy cuts
• Heating program woes annoy auditor general
• 3 die in Pittsburgh flash flooding
• Zahorchak leaves Allentown job
• Crash injures woman, 4 kids
• More charges filed
• In brief: Peoples Gas site catches on fire
• Penn Highlands opens the new Huntingdon Center
• BREAKING – Former Johnstown mayor dead at 83
• NEW – Western Pa. man appeals love triangle conviction
• NEW – Snake found in cemetery now ready to be adopted
• NEW – Zahorchak steps down from Allentown post
• NEW– Another E. coli case linked to Cowans Gap lake
• Motorcycle ride to benefit America’s 911 Foundation
• Officials: Meat sold illegally
• Roofer facing charges
• Area’s visitors bureau moving into new home
• Book pays tribute to Flight 93
• Expert: New law holds hope for blight fight
• NEW – Stocks plunge on economic fear
• NEW – UPMC wants judge to dismiss Highmark suit over ads
• NEW – Duncansville man bitten by snake while driving home from yard sale
• NEW – Pennsylvania father, son arrested in Palin stalking case
• NEW – Kennedy Center to host Sept. 11 memorial concert
• NEW – Teen's murder trial postponed
• NEW – Consol selling some Marcellus interests for $3.4B
• NEW – Tot’s scrubbed face leads to assault charge
• NEW – Medical examiner says Pittsburgh boy, 14, fatally shot
• Vintage war birds in town
• ‘Jason’s Helmet’
• Pa. child poverty rankings improve
• City man held for trial on sexual assault charges
• FNB’s donation yields $50G for memorial
• Lawyer: Officer to seek back pay, reinstatement
• Retired Army officer to discuss volunteer work at military center
• NEW VIDEO -- War birds delight crowds
• Penn Highlands is hosting an Opening Reception today at our new Huntingdon Cente...
• NEW – Pa. teacher pleads guilty to selling methamphetamine
• NEW – Man’s body recovered from Youghiogheny
• NEW – School says heart condition led to death of soccer player
• Ag Progress Days: Tunnel vision
• Police officer cleared
• Critz praises work at DRS
• Critz gains insight on Israel
• Borough moving into old train station
• Right-to-work bills become new battleground
• Woman set fire to own home, police say
• NEW – Range Resources challenges Pittsburgh suburb's ordinance
• NEW – Hole dug in Pittsburgh street for Batman explosion
• NEW – Suit claims love triangle led to trooper charges
• Fliers retrace part of Flight 93’s path
• Concession contract expires
• Wings of Freedom Tour landing in Johnstown
• Schedule announced for 9/11 commemorative ride
• EPA approves Ralphton pipeline project
• In brief: 4 city firefighters receive layoff notices
• NEW – Pa. pilot retraces path of hijacked Flight 93
• UPDATE – Firefighters evacuate downtown building
• NEW: Country singers to play Kovalchick complex
• NEW – Former Nanty Glo police officer on trial today
• NEW – Tainted beef leads to grocery recalls
• NEW – PSU wrestler charged with rape attempt
• NEW – 2 malnourished horses recovered from Pa. yard
• Thanks to the 20 employees, students, and community and board members who volunt...
• Community get-together
• Chowing down for charity
• Meetings will cover new ways to fight city blight
• Person of the Week: Recording history
• Windber to commemorate Flight 93 victims
• Annual Richland fest gets strong turnout
• Farming impact
• Drilling puts emphasis on water quality testing
• Proposal for cell tower headed to court
• Animal shelter overflows blamed on bad economy
• Johnstown alumni will gather for picnic
• RALPH COUEY | We must earn heroes’ sacrifices
• In brief: Head Start policy council seeks members
• Downtown fire station shut
• Suspect ordered to trial in Ligonier bar shooting
• Ground broken on ridge for 32-tower wind farm
• City man charged with sex assault on 15-year-old
• Alumni association forming at Hilltop
• Redevelopment group awards bids
• In brief: Magazine: Burns may make run for Senate
• VIDEO – Clarks at Point Stadium
• NEW – Police say teen took $120K in burglaries for 'fun’
• NEW – Amazon.com adding hundreds of jobs in central Pa.
• NEW – Police officer killed in eastern Pa.; suspect identified
• NEW – Woman hurt by tiger at wildlife park
• NEW – Feds: $4M in cocaine seize in Pittsburgh-area bust
• Route 219 funding sought
• Board votes to close school
• Judge gets 28 years in ‘kids for cash’ case
• GOP candidates go after Obama – and each other
• Information sought for 9/11 section
• NEW – Judge gets 28 years in 'kids for cash’ case
• NEW – State police probe 'suspicious’ death of Somerset County child
• NEW – Kayakers – including 2-year-old boy – rescued from island in river
• NEW – Borough official killed by train in northwestern Pa.
• Toomey on debt panel
• Debt panel picks spark pessimism
• West Nile appears in city
• Agency: Reveal fracking chemicals
• ‘Lifelong bonds’
• Man, nephew face prison in separate sex cases
• NEW – Markets yo-yo back down; Dow drops 345 points
• BREAKING – 1st mosquito in the county to test positive for West Nile virus
• NEW – 8 hikers found safe in western Pa. park
• New – Greensburg dad delivers baby en route to hospital
• NEW – E. coli infections prompt Pa. lake closure
• Stocks soar on Fed vow
• Pa. weighs proposals to shrink Assembly
• Windber takes steps to relocate offices
• DA pushes for competency hearing
• Vandals prey on public recreation sites
• Jogger’s attacker sentenced to 8-16 years in state prison
• $670G grant to help former plant workers
• NEW – Fallen tree at Gettysburg contains Civil War bullets
• NEW – Fed's impact: Morning stock surge gives way to afternoon swoon
• NEW – Pa. House considers proposals to shrink assembly
• NEW – Altoona kidnap suspect molested girl, too, police say
• NEW – Western Pa. man to plead guilty in terror cases
• NEW – Kayaker dies after falling into Lehigh River
• NEW – Police say Pittsburgh boy, 3, fatally shot in head
• ‘It’s ... a lot of fun’
• Kidnapping suspect facing additional charges
• Casey slams unfair trade
• New book honors Flight 93
• Casey cautiously hopeful for future of city’s NDIC
• Blair Co. lawyer joins murder suspect’s defense team
• NEW – Dow plunges more than 600 points after downgrade
• NEW – Sen. Casey tours Johnstown facility
• NEW – 2 workers stabbed directing traffic at Pocono raceway
• NEW - 2nd Johnstown fire under investigation
• Helicopter crash: Family, friends remember fallen fighters as heroes
• NEW – Pa. man struck, dragged by train
• Concluding notes
• Officials see big pothole
• USDA seeks updated rates related to West Carroll water project
• Persons of the Week: Closely-knit club
• Firefighters to benefit from federal grants
• In brief: Blairsville driver killed in crash
• Big names attract crowds to festival
• Tears and remembrances at reunion of TB hospital
• 9/11 commemorative ride schedule announced
• PennDOT: Work on routes 22, 271 will sidetrack motorists
• St. Francis adding new programs
• In brief: Federal funding options discussed
• Counties join forces to provide economic boost
• NEW – Skies clears, shows go on at Flood City Music festival
• Diverse performers take stage at festival
• Tenants told to get out
• Stunt cyclists facing charges
• Keystone Chapter moving to Richland
• IN BRIEF | Marshal identifies fire victims
• Duman Lake hosts arts and crafts festival, car and truck show
• Retired minister still watches over his flocks
• NEW – Police say 19-year-old slashes youth counselor
• City to lay off eight firefighters
• Defense suppliers upbeat
• Two saved from flames in Boswell apartment blaze
• Organizers: Fest lineup starts with ‘big list’
• PHCC chief makes funding plea to House panel
• Police seize stolen bikes at rally events
• Parties near resolution in Amish sewage dispute
• NEW – Stretch of Turnpike near Philly to be closed this weekend for bridge work
• Morley’s Dog to appear at weekend music fest
• Record-breaking pilot from Cresson dies at 92
• East Hills bustles with business developments
• 2 wanted in shooting incident remain at large
• Drug suspect seeks release from prison
• Ag experts caution growers about return of late blight
• In brief: Teen-sex suspect indicted in U.S. court
• NEW – Morley's Dog to be displayed at music festival
• NEW – Poll: Corbett's approval rating rises
• NEW – Police investigating burning of kittens
• NEW – Charges dismissed in case of alleged hoe threat
• NEW – Man sentenced for shooting cat with crossbow
• NEW – Police: Man shoots toilet with stolen handgun
• Obama to visit Flight 93
• Default averted
• Lawmakers should work for citizens, local residents say
• Military aircraft lands safely with one engine
• NEW - President signs debt bill
• NEW - Somerset County commissioners raise mileage rate paid to employees
• President's statement on passage of debt bill
• NEW - Obama to attend 9/11 events in Shanksville, New York, Washington
• Geisinger Medical Center to pay $1.3M to settle Medicare claim
• NEW – Two Marines from Pennsylvania killed in Afghanistan
• NEW – Debt-limit bill passes Senate, goes to Obama
• NEW – Trial ordered for parents of newborn killed with cinder block
• NEW – Chase ends when motorcycle hits tour bus
• NEW – Woman, 87, found dead in western Pa. house fire
• AmeriServ Flood City Music Festival begins Friday
• Motorcyclist killed in Indiana County crash
• Lee Auxiliary awards Emily K. Lee scholarships
• Conemaugh’s hospitals operating under 1 board
• Coverage with no copay extended to birth control
• Inmate injures 2 guards at state prison
• City man charged in Patton stabbing
• NEW – Debt and spending deal picks up momentum in Senate
• Emergency Blood Drive: The College will be hosting an emergency blood drive tom...
• NEW – 2 guards assaulted at Somerset SCI
• NEW – Johnstown man arrested following stabbing in Patton
• NEW – Police say man left boy, 6, in car outside Pa. casino
• NEW – Police: Man tries to steal cop’s car, blames ‘Batman’
• President Obama's remarks on debt-ceiling deal
• Deal reached on debt
• Man dragged to death by train
• Richland grad recovering after emergency transplant
• Volunteers work to improve E. Conemaugh park
• BILL EGGERT: We all love Lucy
• Dale police investigating alleged robbery
• Authorities investigating alleged shooting
• Pirates get Ludwick from Padres
• NEW -- Train strikes, kills Meyersdale man
• NEW – Sources tell AP: Significant progress in debt talks
• Lasting tribute
• Residents raising a stink about double sewer bills
• Pa. spans aging, but repair funds are dwindling
• Windber girl earns top honor at Camp Cadet’s graduation
• Cops: Woman stole $62G from relative, 81
• MICHELE M. BENDER: Going to the dogs
• In brief: Windber council, authority to meet
• Seven Springs resort unveils zipline course
• Kidnap suspect returned
• Alleged intruder behind bars
• Top-quality maternity care delivers award
• Children’s program has new coordinator
• $20G grant will assist Goodwill youth mentors
• IN BRIEF | ‘Wheelie’ led to biker’s death, state police say
• For 50 years, woman has played key role at Mountain Playhouse
• NEW – State police: ’Wheelie’ led to Cherry Tree fatal
• Vote delayed
• Lawmakers differ on solution
• Entertainment will follow AAABA games
• More charges filed in theft case
• Expert takes on school mergers
• District weighing elementary options
• Kidnapping suspect to return for arraignment
• In brief: Crash victim was former T-D employee
• NEW – Relatives identify family killed in cabin fire
• NEW – Bedford County death officially ruled a homicide
• NEW – University develops transit app for Pittsburgh commuters
• Gov visits region
• Point concession deal extended
• Mail processing work may be sent to Richland
• Windber man killed in crash
• 3 charged with throwing rocks at occupied pickup
• 6 hurt in fire at tire plant
• Lawsuit dismissed in inmate’s suicide
• NYC site gives trees to Flight 93 memorial
• NEW – NY 9/11 memorial donates trees to Flight 93 site
• NEW – Jury mulling fate of last Le-Nature’s defendant
• NEW – Allegheny County woman dies in apparent farming accident
• Area post offices under study for closure
• Windber couple in custody
• Judge denies reduced bond for drug suspect
• Woman celebrates her 109th birthday
• Solomon Homes resident charged after food fire causes evacuation
• Coupon clippers can help cut dropout rate in area schools
• In brief: Plainfield Avenue closing for repairs
• NEW – Mystery Utah inmate not Ray Gricar
• NEW – Police say Jeannette postal worker faked attack, robbery
• NEW – Health officials concerned over possible measles outbreak in the state
• NEW – Tip from Facebook post averted suicide
• NEW – Flight 93 charity members to run NYC marathon
• ‘Full circle’
• Family helped lead fight against tuberculosis
• Officials: Reed closing unlikely to affect Windber studies
• 3-judge panel refuses to rule in ex-Lilly mayor’s civil suit
• Cub Scouts 1-2-3 helps at-risk youth
• Police probe hit-and-run accidents
• In brief: Windber council meeting postponed
• URGENT – Players vote to OK deal to end NFL lockout
• NEW – Huckabee aide to help Santorum’s 2012 GOP bid
• NEW – Barn fire kills horses in northeastern Pa.
• NEW – Jury selection begins in Johnstown for Blair County inmate suicide suit
• Barrel of fun
• Drug dealers targeted
• West Carroll Twp. water project challenged
• Windber officials trying to decide on new home
• Persons of the Week: Warm hearts
• In brief: Berlin woman hurt in early-morning wreck
• Analysis: Lawmakers face daunting agenda in Sept.
• On ninth anniversary, work on Quecreek memorial continues
• Critz may face expensive campaign
• RALPH COUEY | An autumn of silence?
• In brief: Blood drive in honor of Johnstown girl
• NEW – Officials say Oslo bomb was ‘Oklahoma City-type’
• NEW – Norway gunman fired for 1.5 hours on island; at least 85 killed
• NEW – Police: Singer Amy Winehouse dies
• NEW – Europol plans task force for Norway
• NEW – Chinese state media say 32 dead in train accident
• Debt crisis worries seniors
• 36 losing jobs at NDIC
• New Richland dealership opens
• Police: City man entered sleeping woman’s bedroom
• BILL EGGERT | Get-togethers for weddings, funerals
• 4 die in cabin fire
• Highmark wants to raise Special Care rate
• Water deal
• In brief: Man accused of Megan’s law violation
• Reluctant retiree
• WORLD NEWS – Norway ripped by Oslo bomb, youth camp shootings
• NEW - 2 teens drown in Juniata River
• NEW – Hottest day of dangerous heat wave arrives in Pa.
• NEW – Report: Highmark wants to raise rate of low-income plan
• Heat wave ‘about as bad as it gets around here’
• Burglary convict sentenced
• Route 22 project complete
• Airport loses test station
• FAA shutdown would be costly, official says
• Cash customers will pay more on turnpike
• Officer ends 30-year career
• NEW – Turnpike commission approves 10 percent hike for cash customers in 2012
• NEW – Woman faces prison for plot to fake kidnapping to get money from husband
• NEW – Woman charged with DUI after wheelchair crash
• NEW – Police say pickpockets target woman reading greeting card
• Tribune-Democrat names new web/multimedia editor
• NEW – Work continues on Quecreek Mine center
• City says 'no' to beer sales at AAABA tournament
• Greenway Sojourn promotes rails-to-trails network
• Religion, state law collide
• Motorcycle stunt show damages new pavement
• Woman faces trial on fire at Robb Ave. house
• Firefighters to gather to celebrate 90 years
• Commission seeks input on Cambria plan
• NEW – Police say reporter texted nude picture to girls
• NEW – City council says 'no' to beer sales during AAABA
• NEW – 3 Pa. National Guardsmen killed in Afghanistan
• NEW – Fallingwater among 11 Wright sites proposed for heritage list
• NEW – Homeless man jailed in beating of 'beer buddy'
• NEW – Industry group to release new economic report
• ‘What’s best for the elephants’
• Local air service in doubt
• Airport authority looking to expand
• Jury picked for trial of officer
• Mendenhall sues sponsor over tweet dispute
• ‘It’s the only job I ever had’
• Drug-ring suspect seeks lower bond
• NEW – Johnstown airport authority adding members
• NEW – Police: Hostage call near Pittsburgh apparent hoax
• NEW – EPA orders Tyrone farm to provide drinking water to well owner
• NEW – Oppressive heat continues to sear Pennsylvania
• NEW – Suit settled over man’s death in cruiser
• NEW – Steelers' Mendenhall sues Champion over tweet dispute
• Hershey asking $58M for part of chocolate plant
• NEW – 4 reported injured by gunfire at Pittsburgh home
• NEW – Woman whose body was found in car trunk identified
• NEW – Pa. soldier among two killed in Afghanistan
• Cambria tax-sale list released
• Highway needs detailed
• Meyersdale businessman accused of failing to deliver monument
• Richland grad completes Georgia-to-Maine trek
• Gallitzin family flees fire
• Class action suit claims herbicide killed trees
• NEW – New Castle mom claims baby was taken after she ate a poppy seed bagel
• NEW – Police say woman kept 'missing’ service dog
• NEW – Autopsy planned for body found in trunk
• Back from the ashes
• ATV rider killed, passenger hurt
• Vet faces hearing on drug charge
• Homeowners blaming herbicide for problems with evergreens
• Person of the Week: Diamond duty
• End sought for ban on religious garb
• Gas industry launching W.Va. media blitz
• UPMC transplant survival lower than expected goal
• 2 Johnstown homes ravaged by flames
• Festival fun
• Cambria audit shows deficit
• City finds optimism amid red ink
• Analysis: ‘Checkbook of the citizens’
• Wind-farm developer seeks OK for power line
• In brief: Two accused of DVD thefts
• AAABA beer sales sought
• Ex-official gets 26 years of probation
• State police probing large-scale rail theft
• Richland teen relishes work on stage, behind camera
• Woman wants votes for ugliest kitchen
• Tunnelhill receives OK to reduce size of council
• Wrangle over witnesses
• Behind the scenes with Shakespeare
• IN BRIEF | Blaze in Portage destroys vacant home
• NEW – Corbett drilling panel recommends fee on industry
• NEW – Penn State tuition going up 4.9 percent
• NEW – 12,000 auditioning for American Idol in Pittsburgh
• NEW – Police say woman left infant on sidewalk
• BREAKING NEWS – Former Northern Cambria official enters plea to fraud scheme
• NEW - Overnight fire destroys vacant house in Portage
• NEW – Penn State tuition expected to go up today
• NEW – Suburban man shot in Pittsburgh after-hours club
• NEW – Remains found by hunters in 2008 identified
• Police: Break-in suspect shot
• Williams rules out council run
• More charges filed in alleged drug ring
• Demolitions to make way for city park, playground
• Richland road closes for improvements
• Cambria expects cut in federal grants
• NEW – More charged in Northern Cambria area drug ring
• BREAKING NEWS – Man wounded in Kernville shooting
• NEW – 1 dead, 1 hurt in shooting on western Pa. street
• NEW – Police find human remains in western Pa.
• Legend laid to rest
• Rental statute advances
• Fans line up early for final ‘Potter’ film
• Dawson sentenced to life prison term
• Ex-firefighter pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
• Camp Cadet run revs up for Sunday
• BREAKING NEWS – Ex-Somerset County man gets life for killing wife
• NEW – Johnstown's Central Park fountain bubbles
• NEW – NY lawmaker in Loretto prison for tax evasion
• Visit our Ebensburg Education Center during their Open House tomorrow, July 14th.
• NEW – Pa. woman charged in 5 newborn deaths due in court
• NEW – Santorum wrapping up South Carolina campaign stops
• NEW – 2 sisters, ages 11 and 12, struck by vehicle in western Pa.
• NEW – Hollidaysburg soldier killed in Montana parachute accident ID’d
• Lilly apartments sustain heavy damage
• ‘If I can help anybody’
• Lobbying efforts revealed
• Suspect admits fatal bar shooting
• Teen sentenced to 6-12 years in state prison
• Ed. Dept. probes possible cheating on school tests
• NEW – Texas man admits fatal shooting
• NEW – Firefighters at Lilly structure fire
• NEW – Blair County school fights cybers with ads
• NEW – FBI offers anti-terror degree at IUP
• NEW – Indiana County man gets 5 years in arson of home, business
• Soap star turns farmhouse into country retreat
• Adams Twp. residents sue gas driller
• Ligonier shooting death probed
• PennDOT wants to hear from motorists
• Legislator warns of property tax rebate scam
• In brief: Defense: Tryst fueled shooting
• Fish commission selling gas leases around streams
• Missing woman’s family seeks help
• NEW – Police: Steelers’ Ward failed field sobriety test
• NEW – Body of missing Mich. grad student recovered at Raystown
• NEW – Defense: 'Master-slave’ tryst fueled shooting
• NEW – Family of missing central Pa. woman seeks answers
• NEW – Virginia man dies after found in parked car in Westmoreland County
• NEW – Pittsburgh police search for Pizza Hut robber
• NEW – Police say SW Pa. shooting may be ’castle’ case
• NEW – 1 dead, 2 wounded in southeastern Pa. shooting
• NEW – Michigan graduate student missing at Raystown Lake
• Doggies' delight
• U.S. cuts aid to Pakistan
• Liquor store debate
• 9/11 artifacts bound for New Jersey memorial
• Persons of the Week: Shear generosity
• ‘Prepared to go’
• Park upgrade on way
• Coupon craze
• Local shoppers happy to save
• Couple sues insurer over fire repairs
• In brief: Cops: Man chased girlfriend
• Hines Ward arrested on DUI charge
• Region loses football legend
• Cambria rest home back in compliance
• Man admits guilt in charity scam
• Cop-threat suspect remains at large
• Authorities: Boat speeding before fatal flip
• IN BRIEF | Bridge work to begin on Route 219
• Stonycreek Twp. man works wonders with wood
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies
• NEW – Cow that escaped slaughter headed to sanctuary
• NEW – NASA’s last space shuttle blasts into history
• NEW – Pitt hikes tuition 8.5 percent; UPJ up 4 percent
• NEW – Police say Somerset fire intentionally set
• UPDATE - Johnstown police continue search for fugitive
• NEW – Boy, 6, dies after hitting head on bottom of amusement park pool
• NEW – Deaf teen run over by milk truck
• NEW – Boat involved in Yough fatality was reportedly speeding
• NEW – Texas executes Mexican despite White House plea
• NEW – Police say Michigan shootings suspect commits suicide
• Area mountains test Tour de Toona racers
• Burglary defendant convicted
• Pa. seen as 2012 political target
• Police surround building, fail to locate fugitive
• Authority OKs mining on property near Que
• NEW – Report ranks Pa. 19th among states for percent of obese adults
• NEW – EPA clamps down on pollution spoiling air downwind
• NEW – Man falls from drilling rig in Greene County
• NEW – Philly judge has robe stolen while in men’s room
• NEW – Boy dies after hitting head at Pa. amusement park
• NEW – Nesting bald eagles halt Pa. highway project
• NEW – Gamesa moving massive turbine blades
• Veggie delight
• Witnesses ID burglary suspect
• Sweet recovery
• Marshal probes Davidsville fire
• Reserve facility named for Murtha
• Purse-grab case moves to court
• Police Roundup: 3rd member of drug ring enters guilty plea
• NEW – Search for missing Yough boater now in 5th day
• NEW – Man killed while lighting fireworks
• NEW – Police say couple kept child locked in room for two months
• NEW – Report: Forgery of Orie papers confirmed
• Building owner agrees to make needed repairs
• Two admit roles in Carrolltown drug ring
• Imler man’s death declared a murder
• County supporting three-way deal for Bakersville water
• Md. city to improve train-bike trail link
• Pa.’s fracking wastewater turns to money for Ohio
• In brief: Warden hired for Somerset jail
• NEW – State liquor board reports record sales in 2010-11
• NEW – Pitt trustees to meet Friday, tuition likely on agenda
• NEW – Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• NEW – State police say 7 killed in holiday crashes
• NEW – Sheetz chain looks South, soon will have 400 stores
• NEW – Boater remains missing after accident on Youghiogheny
• NEW – Police seek suspect who held up Altoona fireworks tent
• NEW – Police: Toy gun leads to standoff at hotel
• NEW – Police say speed a factor in crash that killed 4 teens
• NEW – Officials: Girl, 2, drowns in western Pa. pool
• City celebrates 4th with music, fireworks
• Subich downs 23 franks, perennial top dog keeps title
• Cancer survivors conference planned
• Cambria accepts staff resignations, names replacements
• NEW -- Johnstown's Subich comes up short in dog eating
• Holiday flavor
• Water rates surge
• Analysis: Budget tactics debated
• Police Roundup: Boat recovered at Yough, but not missing boater
• In brief: Goodwill offers paid training for youths
• Penn Cambria time capsule glimpses past
• Bill targets methadone use
• Insurer’s affiliation has local impact
• Few in area clamor for Sunday hunting
• Monument to miners
• RALPH COUEY | Independence Day: A celebration for us all
• In brief: Man shoots girlfriend, self, police say
• Snake story
• Schools resisting pay freeze
• Property-tax reform measure is final piece of state budget
• Single trial ordered in murder case
• Police seek Seward man accused of kidnapping, assault
• In brief: State’s final revenue 3% above projection
• NEW – Police: Man found dead after Bedford County fire
• BREAKING – Penguins withdraw offer for Jagr, Philadelphia signs him
• NEW – Police: Man putting coins on tracks hit by train
• NEW – Police to charge whoever left Allegheny County fire victims
• NEW – State shutters 3 Pa. day cares after near drowning
• Corbett inks budget
• Python on the loose, Blacklick police warn
• District OKs tax increase
• Board member storms out of meeting
• Monument dedication to highlight celebration
• Jury selected in burglary case
• Judge won’t lower ex-teacher’s bond
• NEW – NTSB to investigate fatal tour bus crash in Donegal
• NEW – Alleged Pagans leader held after drug raid in Westmoreland County
• NEW – Pittsburgh boy, 6, found dead inside burning apartment
• Pa. House passes budget
• Portage OKs 2-mill tax hike
• Portion of Tour de ’Toona coming to Richland Township
• Centennial celebration this weekend in Colver
• 6 waive hearings on riot charges
• Teen admits setting 2 fires in Johnstown
• In brief: Barbin says school standards should be uniform
• Man attacked with pipe at his Cairnbrook home
• Study details bat, bird deaths caused by wind turbines in Pa.
• $1M lottery ticket sold in Latrobe to expire soon
• NEW – Greensburg woman waives charges on beer before fatalities
• NEW – Union rejects ’last, best’ Altoona hospital offer
• NEW – Police: Mercer County man buys ’fake’ pot with fake $1M bill
• NEW – Erie woman charged with illegally killing bear
• Senators approve budget
• Most schools in area will gain state funding
• Care home working on compliance
• State fines driller $180G for spilling machinery oil
• Marcellus impact fee vote pulled from House agenda
• Businessman gets lengthy probation for molesting
• 2 await trial on corruption charges
• Portage system under boil-water notice
• In brief: Investigators seek cause of blaze
• Maryland motorcyclist fled traffic stop, police allege
• Raystown Lake ends day-use launch fees
• NEW – Day use fees no longer charged at Raystown Lake
• NEW – Lottery ticket sold in Latrobe still unclaimed after nearly a year
• NEW – Federal judge rejects murder appeal over deer DNA
• Memorial takes shape
• Board puts off vote on tax increase
• Murder trial delayed
• Commission approves water for gas drilling
• Lost jobs cloud local employment picture
• Memorial ride aims for 2,996 participants
• In brief: Pa. Senate passes toll-credit resolution
• BREAKING – Altoona road closed due to accident
• NEW – Park service releasing Flight 93 memorial drawings
• NEW – Tour bus hits truck on turnpike; bus driver killed, 22 passengers injured
• NEW – 23 hurt as Pa. school bus overturns on interstate
• NEW – Mon/Fayette Expressway set to open July 11
• NEW – 1 killed, 4 injured in Philly shooting
• Safety in the sun
• Drillers tap gas gushers
• Dairy farmers relieved to keep premium payment
• Person of the Week: Horticulture therapy
• Ligonier Valley school board member sees future in technology careers
• Lawmakers meet as budget deadline looms
• ‘Like a little Sturgis’
• Chinese explore Pa. on Harleys
• Sites offer bikers laid-back attitude
• War nears end with Overland Campaign
• ‘Real fun’
• Outdoors groups keep wary eye on gas drillers
• In brief: Cambria farms eligible for storm assistance
• NEW VIDEO -- 'Having a good time'
• NEW – Dozens turn out to support family
• ‘We love motorcycles’
• Church members hand out biker Bibles
• State notifies schools about unclaimed funds
• $25G state grant could help set future of closed churches
• In brief: Police say road rage led to injuries, charges
• NEW – Neighbors invited to help "cleanup rally" at Westmont home
• BREAKING NEWS – President to visit Pittsburgh today
• BREAKING NEWS – Johnstown man nominated as U.S. Marshal
• NEW – Police cruiser wrecks in Munster
• Thunder rolls: A bit of rain no problem for bike rally
• Funds help update police cycles
• Budget down to details
• Marcellus jobs data disputed
• Bill would allow Sunday cycle sales in Pa.
• Man to serve 10-20 years in jail for repeated child sex assaults
• Bat count to help combat killer disease
• NEW VIDEO – Burning Thunder
• NEW -- New features keep Thunder dynamic
• NEW – Ebensburg gears up for Wheels and Wings, while things kick off in downtown Johnstown's Thunder in the Valley
• NEW – Train hits car, killing elderly couple
• NEW – Humane workers: 2 cats beheaded in western Pennsylvania
• Thunder rally officially opens today
• Union ruling benefits city
• Man faces sex charges involving Mich. teen
• Grant to fund study of 5 historic buildings
• Separate trials sought
• Abuse suspect charged
• State set to outlaw controversial bath salts
• IN BRIEF | Man accused of sending sex photos to minor
• President outlines the way forward in Afghanistan
• NEW – Toxicology report shows 'Jackass’ star drunk at time of fatal crash
• NEW – Three Mile Island emergency sirens to be tested
• ‘No-tax’ pledge is key component of state budget debate
• Harrisburg council wants to prep for bankruptcy, considers Act 47
• NEW – Woman struck and killed by train near Philly
• NEW – Suspect in basketball shooting turns self in
• Grass-roots organization helps beautify Boswell
• Haluska hunting bill advances
• Turkish truck deal for JWF
• Trial ordered in knife attack on chief
• POLICE ROUNDUP | Hit-run suspect rammed police vehicle, city cops say
• NEW – Penn State cuts 15 from outreach, pub. broadcasting
• NEW – Slaughter-bound cow runs from police
• NEW – Couple who lost seven children in fire welcome baby son
• NEW – JWF to partner with Turkish automotive builder
• NEW – Harrisburg mayor looks for spiritual guidance and vows a three-day fast in financial crisis
• NEW – Former Le-Nature director expected to enter fraud plea
• NEW – Western Pa. boy, 8, missing after day with friends
• NEW – Kennywood puts Pitt Fall ride up for sale
• NEW – Kidnap-hoax mom set to plead in fraud case
• NEW – 5 injured in crash involving transit bus, truck
• Term confusion clouds supervisor’s future
• Police probe ‘ethnic intimidation’
• Rx for parking headaches
• Budget nears finish
• NEW – Senate sends 'castle doctrine’ to the governor
• NEW – 'Jackass’ star Ryan Dunn dies in fiery Pa. crash
• NEW – State budget negotiations close to wrapping up
• NEW - Ligonier man set to change plea in Le-Nature fraud case
• NEW – Man fatally shot, woman wounded in Pittsburgh
• Still standing: Pup loses leg in horrifying pit bull attack
• ‘Flight 93’ actor visits crash site
• Forest Hills festival site getting makeover
• Persons of the Week: Preaching to the crowd
• In brief: College to offer one-stop registration
• Ready for Thunder
• Bikes, family fun draw big crowd to Windber
• Gettysburg campaign: Not a man faltered
• Local briefs: Woman’s body found on tracks in Blair County
• West End group extends reach of improvements
• Gripes raised over memorial site signs
• Homicide conspiracy charge could break new legal ground
• Counseling sites studied
• Symphony will let notes burst for July 4 celebration
• Officer hurt in car crash on way to call
• $285G grant completes funding for CamTran center
• In brief: Woman charged with stealing $26,000
• NEW – Sept. 11 death count increases by 1
• NEW – Autopsy reveals Portage Township man drowned
• NEW – Senate expected to approve unemployment comp bill
• NEW – Couple say wildlife officers seized their pet monkey
• NEW – Toddler found dead in May formally ID’d
• Flight 93 Memorial on course for anniversary
• City officials pull no punches in debate
• Weiner resigns seat
• Group seeks records from PMA probe
• Mine cleanup system provides wetlands education
• Defense requests experts to evaluate murder suspect
• NEW – National Park Service gives tour of memorial site
• NEW – Watchdog group sues for information on Murtha investigations
• NEW – Dems say Weiner to resign over sexting scandal
• NEW – Smithsonian to show Sept. 11 objects, programs
• NEW – Geese caught in NYC will be fed to hungry in Pa.
• NEW – Pittsburgh Pirates player’s wife allegedly attacked
• NEW – Couple denied bail in cinderblock death of their newborn
• Strip mine plan nixed
• Sewer work nears
• Sheetz to test effects of having two stores on Scalp Avenue
• IN BRIEF | Two accused in purse-snatching
• BUSINESS BRIEFS | WJAC-TV carrying new classic-television network
• BREAKING NEWS – Pa. House aide says jobless benefits deal made
• NEW – Parents arrested after kids call 911 from closet
• NEW – Washington County man convicted of 2 counts of 1st degree murder
• NEW – Retrial set in 1987 murder of waitress
• Sculptor praised for work on Murtha statue
• Suspect facing contempt hearing
• 8 trees planted in memory of those who fought in wars
• Judge delays sentencing for sex offender
• IN BRIEF | Brothers charged in Johnstown burglary
• NEW – Penn State, Pitt to resume football rivalry in 2016
• NEW - State's flags to be lowered to honor fallen Marine
• NEW – Police say man kills newborn with cinderblock
• NEW – Prison bus crashes in Beaver County
• NEW – Poll shows Corbett’s approval lagging among women
• NEW – Reform groups criticizes Pa. redistricting system
• NEW – Cycle crashes near Portage
• NEW – Gas leak in Portage fixed
• NEW – Police say woman offered $1K on Facebook for ex’s death
• NEW – Police: N.Y. boy drowns in northern Pa. pond
• NEW – Rendell papers going on display
• Republicans target Obama, not each other
• President pushes jobs plan
• End of Chinese subsidies cheered
• Richland passes budget
• Johnstown man dies in wreck on Route 56
• NEW – 3 arrested after body found in creek
• NEW – Pa. teens win MySpace speech case
• NEW – U.S. Dept. of Energy to hold meeting on fracking
• The College signed an agreement with the state fire commissioner to become an educational training agency.
• NEW – Johnstown man killed in vehicle accident in Indiana County
• NEW – Police say man killed roommate, then called police
• NEW – Minor injuries when plane veers off runway
• NEW – School district turns lawn care over to sheep
• First photos of Giffords since shooting released
• GOP debate tonight
• Two caves in state forest to reopen for exploring
• Dog wardens to target Franklin, E. Conemaugh
• Students teach how to give back
• Abortion clinic proposals fire up legislative debate
• ‘This is history’: 1888 railroad relics discovered during bridge project
• Special Olympics: During breaks in action, village is the place to be
• Reservist is on a ‘medical mission’
• Invasion of Maryland: ‘A blizzard of fire’
• In brief: Library plans Flag Day program for public
• "A place to hang"
• One man killed in wreck on Route 22
• Athletes not the only ones enjoying experience
• River project in the works
• Former paramedic sues ambulance service
• Dog park may find a home at Georgian Place
• Road projects to begin next week
• NEW VIDEO – 'It's really fun'
• BREAKING – Eastbound Route 22 closed after accident
• NEW – Police investigate strange death of biting woman
• NEW – 2 teens killed in ATV crash
• UPDATE – Marine won’t wear uniform at graduation ceremony
• NEW – Teen killed by lightning while doing farm work
• NEW – 2 carnival workers, police officer shocked during storm
• City founder’s descendants visit Johnstown
• Valenty challenge continues
• Murder case is delayed
• Torch reaches Centre to kick off Special Olympics Summer Games
• 10 vendors expected for farmers market
• Crash kills Penn Run resident
• NEW – Pittsburgh police dog died of heat stroke in car
• NEW – Employee charged with setting Pittsburgh-area adult store fire
• NEW – Police say Pa. man attacked with bat, crucifix
• NEW – Pittsburgh-area school nixes grad's Marine uniform
• NEW – Armed suspect still sought in Pittsburgh-area gun shop heist
• NEW – Temps could hit 100 in Pa., schools closing early
• NEW – Woman admits to robbing bank while dressed as clown
• Big deals at expo
• Smith offers perspective on U.S. defense spending
• Cell tower proposal on hold
• Couple sentenced in hit-and-run fatality
• Decision pending on whether to appeal defamation award
• Man arraigned on new sexual assault charges
• Crime roundup: Mugging allegation postpones Vora’s hearing on fire charge
• Coroner identifies body from barrel
• In brief: Multiphasic blood tests available in Johnstown area, Davidsville
• NEW – Record announcements at Showcase for Commerce
• NEW Westmoreland County man jailed on charges he threw hatchet at baby
• NEW – 1 wounded in gun store heist near Pittsburgh
• NEW – Public hearing on Sunday hunting scheduled for tomorrow at Seven Springs
• NEW – Woman cited for Silly String shooting at store
• NEW – Hot weather brings warnings across the East
• NEW – Upstart Republican concedes in Philly mayor’s race
• NEW – New Castle police probe death of K-9 left in car
• Trade show thrives despite budget cuts
• Attendees laud new workshop
• County retiree charged
• Somerset to save $50G by refinancing
• City man deemed sexually violent predator
• Toomey opens area’s first Senate office
• Second person charged in alleged theft of pain pills by senior citizen’s caregiver
• In brief: Richland police probe landscaping thefts
• NEW – Pressure builds for movement on a shale tax
• NEW – Station says lawmaker arrested for DUI
• NEW – Police say man beat girl, 2, to toughen her up
• ‘Ready to lead’
• Company opens in Richland
• Environmental activists cheer pollution deal
• Jury finds in favor of ex-police chief
• GREG PLATT | Event showcases Pa.’s importance in defense
• Drum, bugle corps will present free performance tonight
• In brief: Hbg. jurors to hear officer deaths case
• NEW – Santorum announces presidential bid on steps of Somerset courthouse
• NEW – Testimony wraps up in defamation trial
• NEW – Man drowns after lawnmower rolls into creek
• NEW – $3.75M settlement reached over coal discharges
• NEW – State police in Ebensburg look for missing 86-year-old man
• NEW – Santorum tells 'Good Morning America' that he's 'in it to win’
• Healthy again
• Experts teaming up to manage disorders
• Schools may lose tax power
• Primary changes weighed
• 90-year-old woman rare double tornado survivor
• Person of the Week: ‘An awesome event’
• Family scholars
• Expo backers ‘pleased’
• ‘Old Eleventh’: Into the heart of battle
• Zoning change aims at halfway houses
• More than 700 take park in health walk
• In brief: Tunnelhill seeks smaller council
• NEW - Senate anticipates few changes to House budget
• Students, workers say goodbye to Jerome Primary building
• Other sites for center weighed
• Young leukemia patient brightens lives of other kids
• Local companies, residents team up to help tornado victims
• Polka Fest enjoyed by both young, old
• Three facing charges
• Suspect misses evaluation, court appearance
• IN BRIEF | Santorum to appear on ‘Huckabee’ tonight
• NEW – Beaver killed in Philly tests positive for rabies
• NEW – Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Pa. girl aces ’cymotrichous’ to win Spelling Bee
• NEW – Woman, 76, kills self after police standoff
• NEW – Men accused of committing 3 crimes in 15 minutes
• NEW – Tree falls on seniors taking wagon tour; 10 hurt
• Presidential plans
• Pa. speller buzzes to national championship
• 2 city men charged in Stonycreek assault
• Post office to honor famous native son
• Firefighters battle Oakland blaze
• NEW – Pa. girl among 13 to reach finals at National Spelling Bee
• NEW – Police shoot gator twice, then realize it’s fake
• NEW – DEP suggests stronger drilling rules are needed
• NEW – 265 teachers getting layoff notices in Allentown
• NEW – Man gets jail for bilking clients, Little League
• NEW – Police say ice cream truck driver attacked boss
• NEW – Woman set to plead in deaths of 5 newborns
• NEW – Pittsburgh fire crews free woman with hand stuck in ATM
• Storm chaser
• GOP hopefuls oppose center
• Rep. Norm Dicks will not appear at defense expo
• County asked to pay for defendant’s evaluation
• Fun day event to honor vets
• In brief: Substitute teacher facing more charges
• NEW – Airport gets grant for lighting
• NEW – Indiana County Amish woman died this morning from burns
• NEW – May pads state's surplus amid battle over budget cuts
• NEW – 2 Westmoreland County teens to pay fines in YouTube fight
• NEW – Search for cyclist in Reade Township
• NEW – Merger aimed at streamlining administration
• NEW – Hot weather prompts school closings, opening of cooling centers
• NEW – 8th graders’ field trip includes lunch at Hooters
• NEW – School van driver dies in crash, student hurt
• NEW – Police say Philly man, 28, solicited girl, 12, for sex through Facebook
• Best Buy opening Thursday
• Civil lawsuit targets former TV newsman
• Athlete captures bronze
• NEW – With lower salary, Paterno still best paid at Penn State
• NEW – Hundreds still without power in Pa. after storms
• NEW – 3-foot alligator caught in Pa. creek
• Palin bus tour rolls into Gettysburg
• NEW – Swimmer dies in Fayette County creek
• NEW – Body pulled from Ohio River in western Pa.
• NEW – 2 students charged following attack posted online
• Thousands honor war dead at Sandyvale
• National parade includes 9/11 tribute
• Club sued over man’s drowning
• Benefits accessed at casino ATMs
• PHCC adds fire safety courses to its curriculum
• Family spat ends in charges
• In brief: PolkaFest slated for this week
• President Obama's Memorial Day remarks
• Pledge of support
• City’s devastating flood recalled
• ‘Just a real scourge’
• Asian bugs may mean stinky season for growers
• Person of the Week: Honoring their sacrifices
• Celebration this week will observe Inclined Plane’s 120th anniversary
• In brief: City firefighters battle Kernville blaze
• NEW – Military reports 6 soldiers killed in Afghanistan; one is from Pa.
• Crucial mission
• Williams mum on election plans
• More lawmakers asking for a smaller Legislature
• Concession stand to be dedicated
• Calendar project benefits athletes
• In brief: Firemen’s jubilee begins Monday
• Two held in $50G theft
• Witnesses testify in fatal crash
• Charity undertaking new initiatives
• Company donates to firefighters
• Storms spawned twisters
• Illegal immigrant bills await action by House
• Commission rolls out fish kill hot line
• In brief: Salix man faces burglary, theft charges
• NEW - Treasurer’s proposal would have casinos begin fund repayments July 1
• Goodwill Industries salutes three clients for achievement
• Santorum to enter race in region
• Ship work begins
• High gasoline prices discourage many would-be travelers
• Cambria residents to be picked for grand jury pool
• House votes to eliminate NDIC
• Info sought on debris-tossers
• Nanty Glo man is jailed, facing assault charges
• Man arraigned in crime spree
• NEW – Santorum to launch presidential bid in region
• UPDATE – Police identify motorcyclist killed in crash
• NEW – Erie mom charged in death of baby found in suitcase
• NEW – Recount likely in tight Commonwealth Court race
• Locals split on budget
• Assets sought in drug case
• Portage facing 4-mill tax hike
• City man facing trial on rape charge
• DA may seek death penalty in Bedford killing
• Woman convicted of dealing drugs
• Dozens rounded up in ‘saturation’ sweep
• School, four groups schedule Memorial Day observances
• Local briefs: Students escape injury in car-bus crash
• NEW – Prosecutors seek forfeiture of proceeds in drug operation
• NEW – Fugitives arrested in Johnstown
• Town ripped by tornado braces for more storms
• From graduation to terror
• Pa. House OKs budget
• Hines Ward scores a win on TV’s ‘DWTS’
• State to replace bridge in Lilly
• Grant sought for homeless shelter
• Portage resident is jailed
• Project raises over $12,000 for the VFW
• In brief: Portage resident accused of stealing copper
• NEW – State budget takes center stage
• NEW – Auditor general opposes bill to publish legal notices online
• NEW – State vehicle fleet being held to higher standard
• NEW – Army panel recommends closure of Carlisle museum
• NEW – Police say woman gave grandmother heroin to hold during traffic stop
• NEW – Man admits aiding suspects in central Pa. killing plot
• New name, new look
• ‘It was 15 minutes of hell’
• Tornado survivor wonders about future
• The roof ... was gone
• NEW – Peoples Natural Gas donates $500,000 to Johnstown Area Heritage Association
• NEW – Police say man strangles live-in girlfriend
• NEW – Punxsutawney boy, 3, dies after being pulled from creek
• NEW – Police believe man killed wife, 2 girls, self
• NEW - Killer tornado rips through Joplin, Mo.
• Book captures photographic views of city’s past
• ‘For Tasha’s children’
• Coal plant curbs
• Jobless benefits at risk
• States cutting back on unemployment checks
• Person of the Week: Future leader
• The end is not here: Apocalypse believers disappointed, skeptics feel relief
• Cambria GOP seeks control
• Marker considering options
• More renting in region
• Windber’s DraculaCon features actress from ’68 zombie classic
• VFW post plans D-Day motorcycle fundraiser
• RALPH COUEY | Secure your junk
• In brief: Laurel Highlands inmate dies
• Landmark brewery sold
• Rehab program opposed
• Double murder defendant changes attorneys again
• Judge denies Simmons’ plea for move to local prison
• 3 charged in assault on E. Taylor man
• NEW – Simmons to stay in jail
• NEW – Dominic Berry to get public defender
• NEW – Avid walker, 77, found dead in western Pa. woods
• NEW New Kensington woman to stand trial for pot-laced margarine
• NEW – Altoona woman gets up 7 years for Mass. kidnapping
• Pupils raise funds to fight breast cancer
• Man pleads guilty in trail attack
• Murder charge disputed
• Sept. 11 trail organizers discuss Somerset link
• Legal issues delay action on supervisor’s status
• Forged-prescription case proceeds to county court
• In brief: Sex-assault suspect may be freed on bond
• NEW – Stolen World Series ring recovered
• NEW – Pittsburgh kindergartner brings heroin packets to school
• County exec leaving position
• Cadets training in Richland
• Pupils learn about Civil War through reading program
• United apologizes for briefly restarting 9/11 flight numbers
• Police capture suspect in crime spree
• Hailstorm pounds Meyersdale
• Weak tornado hits Philadelphia area
• Caregiver waives hearing on theft of pain pills
• NEW – United apologizes for reusing 9/11 flight numbers
• NEW – Woman charged with stealing drug from elderly patient
• NEW – Gov. Corbett released from Pittsburgh hospital after back surgery
• Today is the final day of the One Book One Community middle school reading program. Here, students learn about glass blowing.
• NEW – Police: Man dies in crash after fleeing on motorcycle
• NEW – Police: Bottles of urine found in ice cream truck
• UPDATE – Somerset County burglary spree suspect captured
• Gjurich, Chernisky win Democratic nominations; Valenty loses on GOP ballot
• Two ousted in Richland
• GOP challengers oust Marker in Somerset
• Janakovic, Gentile capture City Council nominations
• Westy board race set
• Olshavsky gets Democratic nod for supervisor
• Central Cambria school board results
• Alleged victim made up kidnap tale, police say
• Wastewater deadline nears for gas drillers
• In brief: Police: Suspect stole several vehicles
• Pennsylvania Highlands Community College will be holding Commencement for the 16th Graduating Class this Thursday, May 19th. Congratulations to our graduates!
• NEW – DEP issues $1M in fines to Chesapeake Energy
• NEW – Area fire departments look at consolidation
• PRIMARY ELECTION: Four candidates in race to replace Onorato in Allegheny County
• NEW – Susquehanna now tops group's endangered rivers list
• NEW – Pa. woman, Disney settle theme park groping suit
• NEW – Man acquitted in 1998 killing outside store
• ‘It’s very nice’
• Hundreds of local offices up for grabs
• Police expand patrols
• Somerset murder conspiracy hearing postponed
• Local youth chosen as Pa. Legion’s Eagle of year
• NEW – Trump says no to presidential run
• NEW – Rock slide closes busy rural highway
• The College's One Book One Community middle school reading program began today, and over 1400 local students will take part in the event over the next 3 days. Here, students learn about Ballooning.
• NEW – Corbett resumes governor duties after back surgery
• NEW – Coroner: Westmoreland County hunter's death an accident
• NEW – Police: Huntingdon woman led pursuit with toddler in back
• NEW – Beaver County man survives lightning strike
• NEW – Coroner confirms body of missing angler found
• NEW – Pilot killed in Elk County crash going from Ohio to Connecticut
• NEW – Western Pa. man survives lightning strike at camp
• NEW – One twin born in car, the other in Pittsburgh hospital
• NEW – Police: Students put needles in cupcakes
• The College's own Trish Corle, Executive Director of External Relations, will be honored at the YWCA's Tribute to Women awards on May 26th.
• ‘Clean Sweep’
• Will Saturday be the end?
• Partiers charged in melee
• Ordinance to regulate special-event vendors
• Person of the Week: ‘They change us’
• Parties in primary push
• Hopefuls promote visions for city
• Portage supervisors hold off on rehiring
• Redistricting process begins
• RALPH COUEY | Twisters: Frightening, yet fascinating
• BILL EGGERT | Stroke: Know the risk factors, warning signs
• In brief: Critz: Suspend ‘summer’ gasoline blend
• Cambria County commissioner hopefuls spend $70G on race
• Murder suspect to stand trial
• Water release from Que transforms Stonycreek
• District chooses new chief
• Districts feel pain of expected subsidy cuts
• Newcomer opposes 3 Windber incumbents
• 5 Dems seek Cambria supervisor nod
• 5 area students named to military academies
• Blair man pleads guilty in 2005 bombing
• NEW – Gov. Corbett to undergo ’routine’ back surgery Monday
• NEW – Downtown Watch to kick off Sunday
• NEW – Father and son arrested when confrontation escalates
• NEW – Blair County man enters plea in federal court in pipe bombing
• NEW – Motorcycle accident claims Westmoreland County man
• NEW – Man accused in tattoo-for-sex case faces more charges
• State GOP weighs in on Cambria race
• Pitching a new image
• Official denied benefits
• Police arrest 2 more in drug investigation
• 3 eyesores coming down
• 5 incumbents seek return to Johnstown school board
• 11 vie for 5 seats in Richland
• Budget cuts hot topic in school board races
• Rotary awards $6,500 in scholarships at salute to scholars
• NEW – Another family member arrested in Carrolltown-area drug ring
• NEW – 3 hurt in construction site collapse
• NEW – NTSB examines plane crash that injured 4
• ‘Organization was massive’
• Officials say merger plan is necessary
• Authorities probing theft of nine motorcycles
• Cleanup drop sites necessary, council says
• Portage considers teacher layoffs
• 3rd man pleads in cross burning
• In brief: Pa., Md. senators introduce toll bill
• Congratulations to our students who will be honored this Saturday, May 14th at the Scholar Awards Ceremony.
• NEW – State House panel approves GOP budget alternative
• NEW – Teacher layoffs bill passes Pa. Senate
• NEW – Hershey, sheriff hopeful spar over campaign signs
• NEW – Small plane goes off runway, 4 hurt
• NEW – NRA antler theft charges dropped against Maryland men
• NEW - Bolivar man to plead in cross burning
• Man enters guilty plea
• Teen convicted of felony counts
• China’s economy faces hurdles, author says
• Pediatrics practice seeks OK for another building
• N. Cambria plans to honor graduates with hall of fame
• Research confirms success of WRI’s anti-bullying programs
• NEW – Pilots from N.J., Pa. killed in N.Y. plane collision
• NEW – State House Republicans plan to budget more money for education
• NEW – Philly-area inmate dies at Cresson SCI
• NEW – Body of drowned fisherman pulled from western Pa. lake
• NEW – Pa. girl, 9, found dead; neighbor in custody
• Police: Crying boy led officers to overdosed dad
• Commissioners’ clash
• District closing Jerome school
• 14 nabbed in FBI drug raid
• Former Glendale schools’ superintendent pleads guilty
• T-D wins 5 Golden Quills
• Defense makes motion to strike death penalty
• NEW – Study finds gas in drinking water near drilling
• NEW – Corbett links teachers’ unions to failing schools
• NEW – Former school superintendent faces 10 years in jail
• NEW – Man pleads guilty in stabbing death
• NEW – 5 central Pa. teens hurt in late-night crash
• NEW – Trial opens for Johnstown man charged in botched robbery attempt
• NEW – Drug raids conducted this morning
• NEW – Pa. kayaker drowns in swollen creek
• Targeting tumors
• Candidates tussle over taxes
• Longtime leaders stepping aside
• Police: Be wary of scams
• City firefighters battle Railroad Street blaze
• Person of the Week: Serving others
• Que release valve dedication set
• In brief: Car strikes Boswell teen
• Roads get less
• Barrels and detours vital to construction
• After bin Laden: What may be next?
• Seven in running for Cambria commissioner
• Mine traffic continues to irk Windber residents
• Two Democrats compete for Gallitzin Twp. post
• MICHELE M. BENDER | What’s in a name?
• In brief: Fire leads to arrest of fugitive
• Summer Jam
• Sharpening rescue skills
• 80-year-old earns degree
• Ground broken for new Berlin medical center
• Group lands grant to put fish back in Trout Run
• Area Guardsman named soldier of year
• Coaches clinic strives to reduce athletic injuries
• In brief: Board to consider closing Jerome school
• NEW – FAA says Pittsburgh airport may sell naming rights
• NEW – Fiery crash in Indiana County takes the life of driver
• NEW – Dogs being poisoned in western Pa. town
• NEW – Bin Laden eyed U.S. rails from his secret compound
• Rescued thoroughbred is half-brother of Kentucky Derby champ
• Hospitals’ finances improve
• Cambria-Rowe plans events to celebrate anniversary
• City teacher charged with child sex assault
• Authorities: Hair on body not that of Windber man
• $9.8M in water, sewer grants coming to region
• Portage Twp. manager keeps job for a while
• Obama pays somber respects at 9/11 ground zero
• NEW – Steeler Hines Ward briefly held in Calif. mix-up
• NEW – Pa. diocese nixes appeal over 6 church closures
• NEW – Pa. group wants stronger limits on gas drilling
• NEW – Navy SEAL honored with warship bearing his name
• NEW – Obama says nation can’t forget horrors of 9/11
• NEW – Man pleads in girlfriend’s illegal hunting death
• Pittsburgh firefighters burned battling house fire
• NEW – 2 Pa. school districts weigh 4-day weeks
• The College's own Dr. Barbara Zaborowski was honored with the JAHA's Heritage Preservation Award.
• Play will focus on breast-cancer patients, families
• Wheeler Bros. is sold
• Local gas prices surpass $4 a gallon
• Chevron buys area Marcellus holdings
• 2 Dems vie for treasurer
• Challenges scarce in Cambria primary
• South Fork man gets prison for sex abuse
• NEW – Troopers kill man while investigating meth lab
• NEW - Altoona woman wants release in fake pregnancy case
• Donate Blood! Today, May 4th from 12:00 - 4:00 PM in the East Hills Recreation Gym.
• Portage Borough cops drop township coverage
• Windber weighs school tax hike
• No death penalty in Solomon Homes murder case
• Flight 93 tribute
• Couple charged in motel holdup
• In brief: Shuster returns from Afghanistan
• NEW – Body of Army nurse killed in Afghanistan returning to western Pa.
• NEW – Suicide victim's wife second victim in Blair County trailer blast
• NEW – Police say Maryland men pilfer antlers from Pittsburgh NRA event
• ‘A great, big sense of justice’ in Shanksville
• Families say troops didn’t serve in vain
• News is relief for victims’ families
• They gave all
• Memorial planners recognize importance of telling story
• Lawmakers express gratitude, call for continued vigilance
• Emotions mixed in Somerset County
• Web readers comment on news about bin Laden
• NEW – Islamic scholars criticize bin Laden’s sea burial
• NEW – AP source: U.S. used 'multiple methods' to ID bin Laden's body
• NEW - Flight 93 visitors express joy, see justice in bin Laden's death
• UPDATED REPORT – U.S. kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks; body buried at sea
• UPDATED REPORT – Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• NEW – Al-Qaida question: Will killing Osama halt the movement he inspired?
• NEW – Stocks set to rise following bin Laden’s death
• NEW – Visitors to Flight 93 site reacting to bin Laden's death
• Critz issues statement on the death of Osama bin Laden
• President Obama's remarks on the killing of Osama bin Laden
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Prince Gallitzin volunteer recognized
• Helicopter crash brings frightening dose of reality
• Serving others
• UPJ to host GreenFest
• Event will honor military spouses
• Local briefs: Drugs, cash seized during traffic stop
• ‘Where it all began’
• Local siblings received mercy
• Local wire producer fights ‘dumping’ by China, Mexico
• Helicopter crashes near IUP
• Souper supper
• RALPH COUEY | Putting pump prices in perspective
• In brief: Emergency services event planned
• SCORE | Going ‘green’ can improve business
• Late congressman enters business hall
• Police chief hurt during dispute
• Flight 93 officials eye theme
• At Windber Research Institute, a hands-on science lesson
• Man charged with having child porn
• IN BRIEF | Authorities probe fire that killed 2
• UPJ senior’s ancestor was raised by Catholic pioneer
• NEW – Officials say 3 tornadoes struck Pa. on Thursday
• NEW – Dorsett nephew sentenced as head of Pa. drug ring
• UPDATE – Police: One victim in Duncansville mobile home fire was shot
• NEW: History in the making: Kate and William are wed
• Fire damages Windber apartments
• Driver faces trial in crash
• Penn’s Woods, Pittsburgh Scout councils merging
• Federal grant funds new radios for Johnstown police
• In brief: Woman endangered troopers, police say
• City man accused in chain saw incident
• NEW – Road closed in Conemaugh Township
• Our visiting students for the Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day had a great time with fun educational sessions.
• NEW – Storms with high winds cause some damage in Pa.
• NEW – South storm death toll climbs to 193; 128 in Alabama
• Budget lessons
• The Tribune-Democrat website to stream royal wedding
• Care center penalized
• More time sought for city to repair building
• Inmate seeks $50M in spider-bite lawsuit
• Walking works
• Man, 81, stole meters, cops say
• NEW – Severe storms possible
• NEW – Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness’
• NEW – Altoona woman pleads guilty to Mass. kidnapping
• NEW – Residents cleaning up after storms hit western Pa.
• NEW – Police say Colorado couple flew meth to Pennsylvania
• NEW – Poll shows Pa. voters divided over Corbett
• Girls Night Out: Hundreds gather to battle cancer
• Missing-teen case revived
• Guilty plea in assaults
• Despite repeal, some still back sprinklers
• Cambria prison chief named warden of year
• County will fix tilted vane on courthouse
• NEW VIDEO -- Police revisit clues in 24-year-old case of missing Windber teen
• NEW – Man charged in fatal dispute over grave flowers
• NEW – Police mark 24th anniversary of missing Windber girl
• NEW – Report: Landing gear not lowered in Michigan crash; flight took off from Bedford airport
• NEW – Water main break blocks main Pittsburgh road
• NEW – Mom admits leaving kids in car outside casino
• NEW – Man who cut own dog’s throat waives hearing
• ‘We are astounded’
• Canonsburg man facing criminal homicide charge
• Convict seeking new trial
• Adams Twp. supervisors race heating up
• Current students - have you signed up for Summer or Fall classes yet? View our schedules here.
• NEW – Misaddressed marijuana goes to elderly couple
• NEW – Corbett to sign repeal of fire-sprinkler mandate
• NEW – Carnegie Mellon recoups $40M in alleged swindle
• NEW - State police file charges in Somerset fatal shooting
• NEW – Woman killed in fire while trying to aid neighbors
• NEW – Police say masked man broke into cars, tried to stab man
• New bishop celebrates Mass in Johnstown
• Authority seeks answers from airline
• Strategy to ban drilling weighed
• Pupils completing work on donated pipe organ
• Lending support
• Social services symposium slated for Tuesday
• In brief: Police probe break-in at Portage tavern
• Small district weighs closing elementary
• Wet fields give farmers headache
• Somerset County soldier fought on despite wounds
• Hospital urges residents to take a walk for fitness
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Adventures at rehab
• Area colleges plan commencements
• In brief: Officials investigate Ebensburg fire
• Absentee rule questioned
• Amid cash crunch, Central Cambria weighs priorities
• Restaurant serves up tasty food, relaxed atmosphere
• Closed ambulance service wants to keep on giving
• Pgh. kid returning to Carrolltown farm
• Founding Fathers’ words still ring true
• IN BRIEF | Judge upholds fine against Quecreek Mine owner
• BUSINESS BRIEFS | Tractor Supply campaign aids 4-H
• NEW – Judge upholds fine against Quecreek Mine owner
• Candidate facing rape charges
• Hornerstown business expanding its office
• 3 arrested on drug charges
• Community Foundation distributes $80G in grants
• In brief: Arena to receive Defense Dept. award
• NEW – Allegheny County school under renovation catches fire
• NEW – Police shoot and kill wandering emu
• NEW – Santorum hires 2 staffers in Iowa
• NEW – 3 Red Cross chapters to merge
• NEW – 101-year-old Blair County veteran gets replacement medals
• Prison: Woman used baby’s diaper to smuggle pills
• UPDATE – Man who drowned in hot tub identified
• NEW – Stun-gunned Pirates fan addresses arrest
• Toddler dies after being hit in driveway
• Valenty stays on ballot
• Teachers OK pay freeze
• Franklin gets big grant for sewer project
• Substitute teacher waives hearing on Web sex charges
• DA: Murder charges coming
• Man wounded in city shooting
• Forum to examine education budget
• IN BRIEF | City man sentenced for cocaine distribution
• NEW – Commission Valenty's name will be on ballot
• NEW - Case against former teacher waived to county court
• NEW – Johnstown police investigate overnight shooting
• NEW – Man dies after found unresponsive in hotel hot tub
• NEW – Game commission approves drilling on game lands
• NEW – Gas company says worker hit head at well site
• Windber Area battles budget
• ‘Unity of the church’
• Catholic faithful join in welcoming leader
• Lower Yoder sculptor mourned
• Officials seek court’s help with blight sites
• Students release trout as part of program
• Family, friends remember shooting victim
• Bridge lighting project to start
• Makeover at former school nearing completion
• 1 Somerset shooting victim dies
• Richland student named Outstanding Young Woman
• NEW – Authorities identify Erie group home fire victims
• Center still seeing red
• Shortcomings, lagging economy plague center
• Taking it ‘day by day’
• New bishop gets high praise from colleagues
• Persons of the Week: ‘Women helping women’
• Windber native attains major general rank
• In brief: Stolen vehicle found at Indiana Mall
• Wind and rain
• Bartchak poised for role as bishop
• Pageantry, planning surround ordination
• Local troops faced VMI’s teen brigade
• Next target: Accomplice?
• ‘I know he’d be really proud’
• RALPH COUEY | Raise a cheer for big electric bikes
• In brief: City street projects to begin Monday
• Getting creative
• BILL FINDLEY | Worst is over: Slow rebound likely for local economy
• ‘Keeping the momentum’
• Best buys: Region’s retail picture brightens
• NDIC in crosshairs: Agency’s future remains uncertain
• Healthy outlook: Local hospital officials optimistic
• Medical officials say rural clinics provide ‘access to care’
• Medical facilities adjust to new law
• WRI working to ‘compete on a national level’
• Without Murtha: ‘Willingness to band together’
• Two waive hearing in mistaken-identity case
• Advocate laments killing
• Impact of cuts at NDIC unclear
• Commissioner candidates speak out on taxes
• Pair charged with stealing handgun used in shootings
• Tribune-Democrat staff wins 9 Keystone Press Awards
• State imposes no penalties in dementia patient’s death
• Anticipated rain delays egg hunt
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• NEW – Police say man texted buddy to prepare burglary
• NATIONAL NEWS: 2 people killed as storms tear through Oklahoma
• NEW – Police say man waved gun inside Clairton city hall
• Two dead in city shooting
• Cops: Drug deal ends in gunfire
• Church seeks $72G judgment from contractor
• Police: Richland man pilfered funds meant for teen’s funeral
• Local briefs 4/15/2011
• Expert: Conservation center can help ensure wild dogs’ survival
• Man waives hearing on helping brothers flee after shooting
• NEW – 30,000 oppose gas drilling near Delaware River
• Santorum steps up 2012 White House bid
• BREAKING – Two dead in Prospect shooting
• NEW – Super Bowl poachers face fines, suspensions
• NEW – Pittsburgh-area woman stabbed with 2 knitting needles
• NEW – Union offers reward in case of dead PNC Park usher
• NEW – Motorcycle, buggy crash near Duman Dam
• UPDATE – Two men transported to hospital after double shooting in Somerset
• We're looking for a Penn Highlands Team for Johnstown's Operation Clean Sweep on May 15th. Email mbabalonis@pennhighlands.edu if you can join our team!
• Obama’s deficit strategy
• Lawyer seeking jury change
• Main St. project gets green light
• Fire prompts evacuation at agency for disabled
• NEW – Police: Trailer with $200K in copper stolen in Cumberland County
• NEW – Pirates fan whose arrest was posted online released on bail
• NEW – Game commission approves hunting of porcupines
• Feds to retry local man
• Trial set in killing of mother
• Transit fares rising for disadvantaged
• 2 old buildings bite dust
• Cambria Dems back 2 non-incumbents
• In brief: Firefighters respond to blaze at prison
• NEW – Cresson man accused of killing his mother will go on trial this summer
• NEW – Car, tractor-trailer crash leaves 2 dead in Fayette County
• NEW – Tree trimmer electrocuted when saw hits high-voltage line
• NEW – Police say two people stole tools, then tried to sell them back
• ‘Bring history to life’
• Series chronicles Civil War for sesquicentennial
• Judge OKs exam for suspect
• Band members treated after ammonia leak
• Environmental activist presses Adams Twp. on drilling ordinance
• NANCY COLEMAN | Confederate captive recounts war’s horrors
• Back in business
• NEW – No details yet from police on death of PNC Park usher after Pirates game
• NEW – Three young men injured yesterday in traffic accident
• NEW – Judge to decide if teen remains 'adult’ in torture case
• NEW – 'Tall tale’ helps police discover fake IDs
• Battlefield patron
• Global energy grab
• Two riders hurt as motorcycles collide
• Person of the Week: 'Outstanding' mentor
• In brief: Relative arrested in Somerset break-in
• Old times not forgotten: Civil War's 150th anniversary
• What does the anniversary tell us?
• State legislative staff size makes for budget target
• RALPH COUEY | War offers important history lesson
• Mineral Point man sues over DUI arrest
• In brief: Assault suspect jailed, another sought by cops
• Dawson found guilty
• Budget deal reached
• Jerome woman to stand trial in death of friend
• PennDOT steers tight budget toward bridges
• Altoona man charged with kidnapping
• In brief: DA withdraws all sex charges
• UPDATE – DA Spangler tells jury that Dawson led a double life
• NEW – Blair County judge: Dirty windshield enough reason for stop
• NEW – Dawson's defense attorney argues no crime was committed
• Fire damages home
• Dawson denies killing
• Ferndale, West Hills fire services merging
• Man gets probation for thefts from casket, jail for other crimes
• Hot time in Portage Twp.
• Judge guts snow-death lawsuit against Pgh.
• Pa. seeks more tests for drilling water
• NEW – Fire breaks out Thursday afternoon in Old Conemaugh Borough
• WORLD NEWS: Gunman opens fire in Brazilian school, 12 dead
• NEW – Dawson testifies in his own defense
• NEW – Soldier from central Pa. dies in Iraq
• ‘Everybody got out’
• Moving with Marcellus
• Conemaugh Twp. residents sound off on strip mine
• Safety program to target riders of ATVs, dirt bikes
• Bedford coroner hopeful says he’d shun salary
• Man charged with raping girl, 16
• In brief: Portage Township supervisor resigns
• President Obama's remarks at suburban Philadelphia Gamesa plant
• NEW VIDEO – City fire crews contain Oak Street blaze
• NEW - New York equity firm buys Iron City Brewing Co.
• NEW – Gas driller seeks suitable regulations from W. Pa. town
• NEW – Man gets 21 to 41 years for rape, burying baby
• NEW – Police: Teen set classmate’s pants on fire
• NEW – Police say cop shooting suspect posed as FBI agent
• UPJ students protest funding cuts
• Judge throws out some Dawson charges
• Cambria receives improved bond rating
• Richland coach back in principal’s seat
• Industry pushes ’clean’ transit
• Area’s most-wanted fugitive captured in Indiana County
• Suspect enters guilty plea, another held for trial in Woodvale confrontation
• President Obama's remarks about the budget stalemate
• NEW – Firefighters rescue woman stuck on toilet
• BREAKING – Judge drops some charges in Dawson murder trial
• The College's Dress for Success event is next week, April 12-14th at our Richland Campus. Students can stop by to check out the new and gently used career clothing to add to their wardrobe. Have items to donate? Drop them off at our Student Activ
• NEW – Chiefs LB Vrabel arrested for theft
• NEW – 2 defendants to be sentenced today in corruption case
• Theater: Impostors booked bogus Drake shows in Pa.
• Similar names prompt brewers’ ’Elf’ battle
• Talks deadlocked on federal spending
• DRS lays off about 100 workers
• Facebook posting helps police in bullying case
• Former first lady of Pennsylvania to speak at Girl Scouts awards dinner
• NEW – Facebook posting helps police in Somerset bullying case
• NEW – Jury in Dawson trial hears about life insurance
• NEW – Woman who 'chickened out’ gets razor-attack sentence
• NEW – Man dies after truck crashes into bank
• Memorial to 3 slain Pittsburgh officers unveiled
• NEW – Prisoner killed in fight at Fayette County prison
• Richland board looking at ways to reduce costs
• Police plan loses support
• Counties may follow Cambria’s lead
• Person of the Week: Fighting for a cause
• RALPH COUEY | Sat. morning memories
• St. Francis University to host Relay for Life event
• State project aims to close Stackhouse Park shaft
• Minorities gaining in city
• Chamber considered
• T-D has finalists in six award categories
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Adventures in therapy
• Route 56 project set to resume on Monday
• Event will benefit Geistown woman
• In brief: Nanty Glo man hurt, cited after wreck
• ‘A daily reminder’
• Defendant admitted affair
• Ebensburg pool is likely to be closed for entire season
• Fugitive armed, authorities warn
• GOP prothonotary candidate touts ‘fresh perspective’
• Man accused of sexually assaulting child
• Four area men join state police
• In brief: Steeler accepts check for foundation
• NEW – Somerset jury hears testimony on murder weapon in Dawson trial
• NEW – Report: Electric outlet caused Ridgway fire that led to fatal fall
• NEW – Game Commission toughens rules for shooting ranges
• Pittsburgh girl, 5, wanders home from school
• NEW – Indiana County man guilty in cross burning targeting teen
• NEW – Maryland man to be extradited in Bedford killing
• NEW – SUV crashes into Pitt law school building
• NEW – Man killed in apparent hit-and-run near Pittsburgh
• Laundromat owner says he's fed up with natural gas workers
• Meyersdale man leaves lifesaving legacy
• Witnesses queried on weapon
• Charges withdrawn
• Somerset breeding center getting endangered dogs
• T-D employees retire after 40+ years
• NEW – Witness testifies about Dawson life insurance
• NEW – Snow joke. Seven Springs will open for skiing
• Firefighter mourned
• Dead witness’s words read
• Murder suspect arrested
• ATV rider’s attempted homicide charge tossed
• In brief: Bank robbery suspect waives hearing
• $89G too much for police, residents contend
• Teenager charged in brother’s stabbing
• Praise for CTC
• Cresson teacher charged, resigns after kiss allegations
• NEW – Witness: Accused joked about 'getting rid of their old ladies'
• NEW – Maryland man to be charged in Bedford homicide case
• District states case for closing two schools
• Expert: Death suspicious
• Defense wants case tossed
• Pittsburgh man headed to court
• Lawyer fights adult trial for teen charged in crash
• Local resident makes 800th platelet donation
• Gun owner gives up license in wake of nursing home mishap
• Taxidermy theft charges reduced
• NEW – Pa. speaker seeks to cut 50 members from House
• Thanks to the Penn Highlands Bilology club for their participation in and volunteering in the Sprint to Success 5K.
• Check out the results from the 5K - Many thanks to our sponsors, volunteers, and participants!
• NEW – Pathologist testifies in Dawson murder trial
• NEW – Man found guilty of bribing, raping Pa. girl, now 14
• NEW – Emergency officials expect to increase tornado damage estimates
• Witness describes murder scene
• Police: Woman admits slaying
• Bedford County man discovered shot dead
• Somerset contingent joins Route 219 lobbying effort
• Energy Fair to offer information on finding jobs, cutting utility bills
• UPDATE – Witness describes murder scene
• BREAKING – Jury hears opening statements in John Dawson murder case
• NEW – Suspect’s mental state delays Ebensburg care home probe
• NEW – Elderly driver crashes into Murrysville church
• Police say man shot himself, lied to officers
• NEW – Man killed in police pursuit crash in Hermitage
• NEW – Vigil marks 32 years since Three Mile Island
• ‘Powerful stigma’
• Sewer deadline nearing
• Road, bridge projects set to begin throughout the region
• City set to undergo spring cleaning efforts
• Persons of the Week: Helping with hoops
• Driver killed as SUV, train collide
• Friend charged with homicide
• Toomey backs NDIC’s mission
• Local graduate helping Japan disaster victims
• Green Drinks event planned
• Andrews Center hosts program for veterans
• In brief: Power surge costly for Cambria
• NEW: Jerome woman charged with murder
• We've already had another 25 participants sign up for this mornings 5K Run/Walk - thanks for the support and good luck! Race starts at 9:30 AM.
• Woman held in homicide
• Jurors taken to murder scene
• Valenty challengers file appeal over ballot
• Vacant house burns
• Weight Loss Challenge winning team saluted
• Statewide cleanup effort planned
• In brief: Police arrest stabbing suspect
• BREAKING NEWS – Police investigating death of Jerome woman
• NEW – Central Pa. students stage sit-in over cuts
• NEW – Lock Haven U. students running to Harrisburg to protest higher ed cuts
• NEW – Penn State puts hold on salary increases
• NEW – Corbett’s natural-gas panel meets in Harrisburg
• NEW – Jurors leave on bus tour in Dawson murder case
• NEW – Westmoreland tornado caused reported $4.5 million in damage
• NEW – Interior secretary announces land acquisition at Gettysburg
• NEW – Man convicted of second real estate rape
• NEW – Feds say couple took pornographic pictures of infant
• NEW – Some Walmart stores in Pa. getting wine kiosks
• Toomey: Congress must act
• Toomey to open Johnstown office
• Windber kids design entry for mechanical melee
• Are you one of the 300 students registered for Fall?
• NEW – Memorial scheduled for 1 of 5 Altoona fire victims
• NEW – Out-of-county jury to hear St. Mary's hairdresser killing
• NEW – Orie retrial could be delayed by motions, appeals
• NEW – Police in Westmoreland County on the lookout for baby bandit
• NEW – Officials say 90 homes damaged in possible Westmoreland County tornado
• Child’s angel
• Strong storm hits region
• Ballot battle not over
• City to spend $500G on street paving
• Man accused of thefts at taxidermy show
• The College's 5K is this Saturday morning - hope to see you there.
• NEW – Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79 in LA
• NEW - Parts of Pennsylvania braced for late-winter storm
• Deadly blaze
• Retiring as superintendent, Bailey will stay on as coach
• Valenty may keep ballot spot
• 2 plead in theft of jerky
• Florida defendant waives hearing on luring charge
• In brief: More jurors picked for Dawson trial
• NEW – Coroner, police investigate body under bridge crossing Loyalhanna Creek
• BREAKING NEWS – Judge: No change in Simmons’ prison term
• NEW – Five dead in Altoona apartment fire
• NEW – Indiana County man killed in auto accident
• NEW – Judge finds power plant liable for fouling Conemaugh River
• NEW – Police: Man wore mask in stun gun attack
• NEW – Philly police say man shot teen over frequent parties
• Trial under way
• Gleason gives up Cambria position
• Scientist recounts earthquake ordeal
• Apparent water line break leaves YWCA pool empty
• Twp. eyes zoning law to regulate gas drilling
• In brief: McCort cheerleaders featured on TV
• NEW – State universities’ faculty union offers pay freeze
• NEW – Jury selection begins in Dawson trial
• NEW – 'Gurney attorney' jailed for theft from clients
• NEW – IUP working with police on gunfire report off-campus
• NEW – Line break empties YWCA pool
• NEW – Two kayakers missing in Armstrong County
• NEW – Cops say bank robber presents 2 forms of ID
• NEW – 1 dead, 1 hurt as car overturns in creek
• Into the bear’s den
• Trial set to begin in 30-year-old murder case
• RALPH COUEY | Life without wife soon grows into hairy experience
• Running on empty?
• Census’ housing-vacancy stats can be misleading in rural areas
• Canyon ordeal
• MICHELE M. BENDER | I’m back; don’t wig out!
• Yellow Creek reduces emissions
• Groups seeking grant for teachers’ history workshop
• In brief: Altoona gunman shot at convenience store
• Land deal
• NEW – Allies launch strikes against Libya
• ‘A life beautifully blessed’
• Defense expo’s new look
• Family pet perishes in Boswell electrical fire
• In brief: Shots fired at construction trailer
• BREAKING NEWS – Obama to Gadhafi: Stop or face military action
• Report: Libya agrees to free NY Times journalists
• NEW – Police say man, 70, stoned to death by friend
• NEW – 8-year-old pedestrian killed in Harrisburg
• NEW – Police say woman served beer to minors before triple-fatal
• NEW – Santorum criticizes President Obama’s Libya policy
• NEW – Man dies in creek; dog helps lead girlfriend to his body
• NEW – State's jobless rate drops to lowest in almost 2 years
• Crash after high-speed chase kills Pa. mother of 9
• Witness gives chilling account of murder during drug deal
• Judge hears petition challenge
• Teenager suspected in Old Conemaugh dispute surrenders
• Emergency response training set
• In brief: Police probing Schellsburg bank robbery
• Marker seeking 4th term as commissioner
• Sculptor to begin work soon on Murtha statue
• United Way adds three partner agencies
• Weather spotter training class will be offered next week
• NEW – PUC suspends decision on splitting 814 area code
• BREAKING NEWS – Johnstown teen to stand trial in city murder
• NEW – AG wants to seize Hollidaysburg man’s 'investment’ in pot
• NEW – Poll shows support for natural gas tax, not education cuts
• NEW – Woman killed as gunman fires into group in Pittsburgh
• Flood of ’36
• Baseball plans in doubt
• New power line may ease Japan nuclear emergency
• ‘They’re legendary’
• Incumbents draw top ballot positions
• Baby talk
• Jury selection scheduled in city murder
• Airport fuel tank project advances
• UPJ fraternity plans memorabilia auction
• NEW – PSEA urges teachers to consider pay freeze
• NEW – Route 30 crash claims another victim
• NEW – Corbett aide: Money’s not there for universities
• New reactor fire
• Local groups helping bring aid to nation
• Valenty faces dispute
• Resilient Lynyrd Skynyrd back in town for live show
• Attorney: Rape suspect unfit for trial
• Arena upgrades improve handicapped access
• Police seeking teen gunman in Old Conemaugh incident
• Somerset organizing county-run hazmat team
• State files suit against Somerset log home builder
• In brief: ­Critz’s bill to protect senior citizens fails
• Altoona boy to enter juvenile center for stabbing classmate
• NEW – Brush Valley man guilty in arson of home, business
• NEW – Funeral today for seven children killed in fire
• Japanese nuke plant spews radiation
• Man dies in crash
• Jobs picture rallies
• Church leader loses battle with cancer
• Critz helps form Marcellus caucus
• Prosecutors want jurors to visit scene of crime
• Westmont CPA vying for county treasurer
• Westmont classmates make pitch for laptops
• Shooting, stabbing reported in city
• NEW – Head of American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of the U.S.A. dead at 75
• Thanks Michelle Stumpf for the great Registrar's Office artwork! Here is one for priority registration, which starts in 7 days.
• NEW – Corbett eyes school, teacher performance yardstick
• NEW – Pens' Crosby takes ice for first time since suffering concussion
• NEW – Somerset County road closed due to traffic accident
• NEW – Blair County judge threatens to fine no-show jurors
• NEW – Hempfield Township man jailed in shooting over empty gas tank
• NEW – Man allegedly stole ambulance from Fayette County hospital
• NEW – Autopsy set on McKeesport shooting victim
• Crisis intensifies
• Only four candidates running for City Council
• Cancer therapy touted
• Bedford teen dies in traffic accident
• Meltdown threat
• For local man, events disrupt Hawaii vacation
• Oil prices may hamper economy, experts fear
• Critz’s district lacking people
• Costly upgrade
• Child advocate program looking for volunteers
• Retired Marine enters race for Somerset commissioner
• Johnstown man accused of raping 5-year-old girl
• In brief: Postcards featured at presentation
• K-9 donors upset by dog’s move
• Somerset to close 2 elementary schools
• DEANNA CARDARELLA | Amid many tears, Richland’s show goes on
• Jelly bean fundraiser benefits PolkaFest
• IN BRIEF: Police probe Stoystown bank robbery
• NEW - Sen Casey disgusted by proposed plans to protest at funeral of seven children killed in Perry County fire
• Want to volunteer in the community? Sign up on Lift Johnstown's volunteer registry. We have two upcoming College events which you can volunteer for: Sprint to Success 5K - March 26th One Book One Community - May 16-18th
• NEW – Work begins to replace house where fire killed 7
• BREAKING – Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• NEW – President makes statement on disaster in Japan
• NEW – Jeannette pothole causes 12 flats in one night
• NEW – Iconic Pittsburgh sandwich shop settles lawsuit
• NEW – East Coast flood worries could last days
• NEW – Numerous roads in the area closed due to flooding
• Gov defends cuts
• $9.8M water line project under way
• Rape charges detailed
• UPDATE – Governor in Johnstown, talking about jobs, Penn State complaints
• NEW – Judge delays probation hearing for Dixon brother
• NEW – Pittsburgh could have eight inches of snow by Saturday morning
• NEW – No weather worries in the area although other parts of the state are not as fortunate
• Local population drops
• City will look into garage repairs
• Basic train-ing
• Suspect to face trial in sex assault on 12-year-old
• Three charged in burglary at vacant Johnstown house
• In brief: Metzgar hosting open house
• Thanks to all those who donated and students who volunteered their time for the One Shirt clothing drive with Goodwill. We donated nearly 500 pounds of clothing!
• Somerset Students - Check out our Somerset Center Page
• NEW – 21 Pa. priests suspended over sex abuse report
• NEW – Flight 93 families seek money for 9/11 memorial
• NEW – Trooper: Fire in Perry County farmhouse kills 7 children this morning
• For local educators, Corbett budget means 'difficult decisions'
• New trial sought in killing
• Teens get state prison time for spree
• Portage fills vacancy on water authority
• Dispute leads to assault charges
• IN BRIEF: Police: Train thwarts fleeing motorist
• NEW – Corbett's proposed budget: $27.3 billion, no new taxes
• NEW – Investigators say Manheim Central students trying to jump dip in road when fatal crash occurred
• NEW – Corbett to present his first state budget today
• Drop seen in ear infections
• Drilling worries spur testing of Pa. rivers
• Assistant DA calls Bedford abuse charges ‘child torture’
• Central Cambria seniors escape crash unharmed
• Students grieve for classmate
• Seven Springs father thought girl’s screams were from nightmare
• Central Cambria students escape unscathed from run-in with coal truck
• NEW – State says no red flags over radioactivity in Conemaugh, 6 other rivers
• NEW – Hearing to be held later this month on Ernie Simmons challenge
• Minor flooding reported across Pa.
• NEW – Bus strikes and kills man on interstate, then crashes
• NEW – Man killed by tree while chopping firewood
• Sipesville man escapes blaze; home destroyed
• Heating help
• Police: Girl scares off abductor
• Program targets bullying
• Altoona woman killed in Indiana County crash
• Person of the Week: Protecting the past
• Fans turn out to cheer Generals
• Crews work quickly to reconfigure arena
• Old church’s stained glass gets new life at Penn State
• Park service targets drilling
• In brief: Performance to salute Richland girl
• Summerhill woman suing over arrest
• DA seeking full term
• Gehlman enters race for Cambria commissioner
• Indiana County teen missing
• Flood of suggestions offered for museum
• Teacher charged in sex sting
• Richland senior killed in crash
• Jurors to see alleged murder scene
• Friedens man seeks GOP bid for sheriff
• Police roundup: Police investigating theft of Harley valued at $20G
• In brief: Man apprehended in bank heist
• NEW – Judge sets new Orie trial date, appeal deadline
• NEW – Personal care home fire displaces more than 30
• NEW – Altoona student guilty of stabbing school classmate
• Ex-patient researching benefits of diet, exercise for cancer survivors
• Supervisor fired from road crew
• Man pleads guilty to abuse
• Que whitewater release moves a step closer
• Sex-abuse trial jury chosen
• BILL EGGERT | Who do you think you are?
• Berlin pastor to run for Somerset commissioner
• Man facing charges in Central City bar fight
• BREAKING – Judge declares mistrial over doctored documents
• NEW – Two water companies to test for radiation linked to gas drilling
• NEW – Thieves stealing expensive golf club heads
• NEW – Blair County coroner says man kills self after shooting wife, burning home
• NEW – Blair County landlord acquitted of raping tenant
• Battling blaze in Somerset
• Court upholds funeral protests
• Group protested locally
• Smooth transition
• Cambria Republican hopefuls join forces
• NEW – City father gets prison sentence in shaking of infant son
• Federal researchers declare eastern cougar extinct
• NEW – Woman get prison term for legal services embezzling
• NEW – Woman faces charges from 'collar’ rape hoax
• Driver charged in wreck
• Arbitration for Somerset County, union
• Ligonier Valley expects tax hike for 2011-12
• Judge OKs care home at site of former school
• Fire company to sponsor two popular Windber events
• In brief: Man accused of assaulting girl
• NEW – Navy to name warship for Murtha despite protests
• NEW – Pa. school-voucher bill passes Senate committee
• NEW – Son enters 'not guilty’ plea in mother’s murder
• NEW – Landlord on trial in tenant’s rape
• NEW - Surge, fire knock out power in Ebensburg area
• NEW – City firemen called to 2 fires
• State shuts down Pittsburgh day care for drugs
• Lilly ambulance no longer in service; Cresson takes over
• DA: No death penalty
• Defendant challenges sentencing
• Twp. mulls Marcellus ordinance
• Man accused of luring girl
• UPDATE – Pa. woman gets life plus 30 in collar bomb death
• NEW – Dead bird mystery along Pennsylvania highway
• NEW – Hastings road closed due to localized flooding
• State's low-income health plan enters final day
• NEW – Cash, gold cross stolen from church
• ‘King’s Speech’ claims best-picture Oscar
• Fatal wrecks surge in 2010
• Scanner avoids invasive test
• Past medical testing on humans revealed
• Person of the Week: Blanket coverage
• NEW – Pilot’s body recovered from crashed vintage jet
• Transplant recipient: ‘They had a heart for me’
• Goal: ‘Healthy, active life’
• Two heart events prompt changes
• Johnstown officials produce mixed progress in labor talks
• Driver charged in death
• Sharbaugh seeking fifth term as Cambria register of wills
• In brief: Copper parts stolen from business
• NEW – Plane crashes after stopping in Johnstown
• Mannequin missing from billboard perch
• Kidnap hearings delayed
• Man wins $1M at dollar store
• Hundreds remember victims of Scud attack
• Commissioners: Cambria finances improving
• Somerset County homicide trial to begin next month
• Challenge Program lands $51G grant
• In brief: Blocked gas line disrupts service
• NEW – Prosecutors rest in Orie corruption trial
• NEW – Court rejects new trial in kill-for-thrill case
• NEW – Nearly 100 cattle die in Bradford County barn fire
• NEW – Low-lying areas near Pittsburgh prep for flooding
• NEW – Bodies of three missing Amish children found in Ky.
• An inspiration
• Scouts hear message of hard work, persistence
• Tanker contract takes off
• Official: Glendale ‘betrayed’ by ex-superintendent
• Accused pranksters charged with harassment
• In brief: Mankamyer running for re-election
• Community walk will benefit United Way member agencies
• NEW – Fayette County teen charged with raping 10-year-old boy
• Man arrested at his own 'going away’ party
• NEW – Route 219 closed for 2 hours after East Carroll accident
• Flu cases surge
• District: Write letters to legislators
• City to get baseball team
• Audit focuses on ex-superintendent
• Neighbors feud over snow pile
• Brain Injury Center earns recognition
• NEW – Horner's double-murder trial set for August
• NEW – Kidnapping suspect’s beau says pregnancy was real
• New - Missing women found safe
• ‘A life of service’
• Hazmat hurdle
• Somerset wind farm developer seeks easement
• Patients sought for drug study
• Some customers can lock in their electricity rates
• U.S. soldiers killed in SCUD attack honored
• Former police chief dies at 81
• NEW – St. Marys joins area code change opponents
• BREAKING – Police in Perry County look for endangered woman and her daughter
• NEW - Driver uninjured after train collides with car in Somerset
• NEW – Altoona police say woman faked pregnancy before abduction
• NEW – Area digs out after fast-moving storm
• NEW - Strong quake in New Zealand collapses buildings
• NEW – Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Public input sought for Flood Museum project
• 5 Cambria Care Center workers ordered rehired
• Warden dies at age 62
• Police investigating burglary of alleged shooter’s apartment
• Snowstorm hampers rush-hour drivers
• Cambria Co. coroner seeking sixth term
• Lilly and Cresson’s ambulance plans hit an impasse
• In brief: Garrett driver killed in Summit Twp. crash
• NEW – Man charged in hammer killing of elderly woman
• Immigrants in custody after toddler left alone
• NEW – Penn State Dance Marathon nets record $9.56 million
• Accreditation a ‘milestone’ for area brain injury center
• Privacy lawsuit settled
• Small towns fearing post office closures
• Person of the Week: ‘He’s a lifesaver’
• Pitt-Johnstown will host climate change symposium
• Altoona Regional Health System will honor 6
• Coal surge
• Two men dead in shooting
• Stents keep vessels open, blood pumping
• A third chance
• Study targets emotional toll of heart procedures
• What happens if NDIC closes?
• Sewer project delayed
• Cambria forming combined ritual team
• Johnson seeks district judge post
• UPDATE - Police say two dead after Lorain Borough shooting
• Mine plan has foes
• Case may not proceed
• Church alarm leads to burglary suspects
• Hot line would relay info on social services
• Judge lowers bail for sex-assault suspect
• Bedford murder trial again put on hold
• Steelers chairman’s son to speak at Boy Scout event
• In brief: Wozniak promotes school consolidations
• NEW – Downtown bank earns EPA award for "green" building
• Plumber finds western woman’s flushed ring
• Composer John Williams reschedules Pittsburgh concert
• Teen shares liver with cousin
• Simmons headed to prison
• Two stopped with carload of beef jerky
• Cambria officials briefed on Marcellus Shale drilling
• Pair facing drug charges
• Gjurich seeking third term as commissioner
• Teen pleads guilty in theft
• Twp. denies request to explore for gas
• In brief: Johnstown man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Airport officials to examine number of cancellations
• PSU dance marathon starts today
• NEW – Paterno's tie knots up $10,200 at Penn State auction
• NEW – Pittsburgh Zoo elephant shunned by herd, moving
• Auto group’s shuffle will bring back Nissan, Dodge
• Corbett supports school vouchers
• Cambria’s chief defender seeks Somerset DA post
• Cernic seeking 3rd term as Cambria controller
• DA: Police unable to arrest beating suspect
• Two Cambria men facing drug charges
• In brief: Penn Highlands hosts financial aid night
• NEW – More bad news for NDIC
• NEW – Gaither Homecoming Tour coming to War Memorial
• Athletes earn medals
• Critz’s concern
• Commissioners approve Rx deal for clinic
• Kiwanis clubs push reading
• Windber council delays action on parking regulations for trucks
• 3 injured in head-on crash
• CTC tops United Way list of top contributors
• Former firefighter facing new charges
• NEW – Coroner rules nursing home death a homicide
• Police: Tardy boy tells mom he was 'kidnapped’
• NEW - Pa. man ordered to take down 24-foot cross in yard
• NEW – Fire companies from several communities at house fire in Ashville
• NEW – Fayette County wants judge to nix music church suit
• NEW – School employee held on drug charges
• Ebensburg airman killed in training accident in Japan
• Butler County officer, suspect hurt in fall from overpass
• Time to shine
• Cuts target NDIC
• Nursing home death is under investigation
• Ligonier Valley board approves $28M budget
• NEW – Mistrial declared in Bellefonte robbery spree case
• NEW – Central Pennsylvania churches begin merger talks
• NEW – Ebensburg airman killed in vehicle accident in Japan
• More staffers expected to testify at Orie trial
• Utility officials unearth crack suspected in Allentown blast
• Congratulations to the College's Dr. Barb Zaborowski on winning the JAHA Heritage Preservation Award.
• Lady Antebellum wins record, song of year at the Grammys
• Grand opening
• Westmont graduates working on sitcom
• Analysis: Corbett’s Cabinet choices list financial ties
• Persons of the week: SFU clinic boosts kids’ reading skills
• ‘I was already dead’
• Doctors, responders work faster to save lives
• Electrocardiogram monitor sends alerts to cath labs
• Local shop to produce NFL motorcycle helmets
• Westmont Hilltop eyes merger options
• Somerset commissioner seeks new term
• Town unites to help fire victims
• 40 take chilly plunge for Special Olympics
• In brief: District selling tree seedlings, plants
• Home for kids raising its profile
• Leaders discuss road funding
• Local Egyptians welcome change
• Windber studies focus on how breast cancer affects blacks
• 3 hailed for historical efforts
• Ice racing series coming to War Memorial
• Conservation district seeking award nominations
• In brief: Somerset man facing drug charges
• NEW – UPMC says patient volumes boosting job gains
• NEW – Ice racing comes to the War Memorial Arena
• Search begins for clues in Allentown explosion that killed 5
• NEW – Police say convicted rapist taunts jury, threatens victim
• NEW – Shop shooting in Washington County leaves Texas man dead
• iPhone frenzy
• Lawmaker: Shut NDIC
• Area firefighters plan ice-rescue exercise
• Valenty running for 4-year term
• Icy plunge in Quemahoning will launch Winter Games
• ‘A new era’
• Cambria Drug Task Force rounds up 4 more suspects
• Pupils to test math skills
• Police Roundup: City man gets prison for selling crack
• NEW – Critz announces $120 million contract for Kongsberg
• BREAKING NEWS – Homer City power plant blast injures 6
• UPDATE – 1 dead, 5 missing following Allentown natural gas explosion
• NEW – Pro-chastity group booted from sex ed expo at Pitt
• Area couple among fans displaced by unsafe seats
• Redevelopment authority cuts staff
• City to hire codes officers
• Local residents view plans for West End road project
• Chernisky seeking commissioner post
• Former water plant operator gets probation
• Bank robbery suspect waives preliminary hearing
• In brief: Coal truck crash blocks Route 219
• NEW – Buffalo denounces fracking as EPA releases draft
• NEW – Orie wants ethics chief barred as witness in trial
• NEW – Giffords speaks for first time since Tucson shooting
• NEW – Fumes force evacuation of Franklin Regional middle school
• Police say man jailed in burglary was drunk in golf cart
• Pittsburgh grandma avoids jail for sitting on baby
• Corbett signs his first death warrants
• Pothole problem
• Brothers’ murder trial set for July
• Orchestra appeals for community help
• CHRISTOPHER KANTZ | Local resident’s trip to Egypt turns into a harrowing ordeal
• Two arrested by Drug Task Force
• Tipton group wants to buy Vick’s house
• Police Roundup: Driver crashes into mobile home
• Seward council mulls flood-plain ordinance
• The Black Bears Men's Basketball team will host Westmoreland County Community College at the Richland High School Gym on Wednesday, February 9th at 7:00 p.m. Come Support the Black Bears in their Home Play-Off Game! Wear your Pennsylvania Highlan
• NEW – Worker loses hand in salt-spreader incident
• Johnstown native and baseball coach donates kidney to one of his players at Wake Forest
• NEW – Westmoreland County man charged with abusing son, diluting formula
• New leader looks to grow rec commission programs
• Fourth suspect ID’d in murder
• Charges hinge on report
• Students to exhibit technology projects
• Judge: Insurance company not liable for missing funds
• Man sentenced for sex crimes
• Spangler authority lifts boil-water notice
• Police: NE Pa. police officer kills woman, self
• NEW – Pa. House bill targets health insurance mandate
• NEW – Boil-water notice lifted in Northern Cambria
• NEW – Man faces federal prison for sex with teen
• Mercer County woman loses $1,560 in shopper scam
• Pa.’s Zippo making Green Bay Packers lighter
• Seven can wait
• Graystone neighbors gather to cheer on black and gold
• District Judge Rick Varner seeking re-election
• In brief: Driver arrested after car hits building
• NEW – Packers win Super Bowl 31-25
• NEW – Cowboys Stadium not ready for Super Bowl kickoff
• 5 injured fleeing fire in western Pa. row home
• Steelers’ success starts with Rooneys
• Officials working to save House seat
• Critz looks back on whirlwind year
• Heart health: 'The social outlook has been changing'
• Ongoing efforts foster health
• Women face cardiac risks
• Tips on a heart-healthy diet
• NEW – State's Dems back Wecht, Boockvar, in judicial races
• NEW – Blair County teen to be tried as juvenile in stabbing
• Cole helps pump up fans
• Tenants flee Vintondale blaze
• Eagles making Flood City home?
• Groups reach deal on whitewater valve
• Murtha to be remembered at service
• Corrections officer assaulted
• City woman facing drug, endangerment charges
• Employees of Penn Highlands gathered to support the Steelers in the Super Bowl!
• Congratulations to the Black Bears Men's Basketball Team on their victory over CCAC-South last night (88-46). The victory guarantee the Black Bears of hosting the opening round of play-offs in the Western Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference next Wed
• NEW - Rally draws hundreds to downtown
• Packers fan took devotion to his grave
• Model of Murtha statue presented
• Obama pushes energy plan
• Gas pipeline planned
• Windber cardiac risk clinic opens
• Strip mining proposed for property near Que
• Local fans making trip to Super Bowl
• In brief: Boil-water notice may be lifted soon
• Police roundup: DA expects suspect’s competency to be issue
• Plea deal was in works: Judge
• 4 face drug charges
• NEW – Obama: ’I’ve got some love for the Steelers’
• NEW – Crash leads to road closure in Brush Valley, Indiana County
• NEW – Appeals court rules in Episcopal church property split
• Some remain without power in Pa. after ice storm
• NEW – Autopsy set on Ligonier baby found dead in crib
• Suspect held in bank heist
• City man charged in 2nd fire
• Beauty accents show Steelers pride
• Area to host Special Olympics Pa. Winter Games
• Replace defense lawyer, DA says
• Local Marine injured in Afghanistan
• NEW – Police make an arrest in Benscreek bank robbery
• NEW – Pittsburgh-area former Episcopal church keeps property in split
• NEW – Boil water notice given in Northern Cambria
• NEW – Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Little fans
• Kongsberg donates to Flight 93 memorial
• Murtha is sole inductee to business hall of fame
• Cause of fire remains mystery
• Vora faces charge after another blaze
• Three area high school bands will take part in Super event
• In brief: Police investigating sexual abuse case
• Landowners to meet on gas drilling
• NEW – Simmons hearing cancelled
• Santorum makes 9th trip to New Hampshire
• Longtime T-D business reporter dies
• NDIC future clouded
• ‘Things will be sticky’
• Marcellus drillers tapping municipal water
• Murder suspect’s preliminary hearing moved
• Air quality at Marcellus sites acceptable, DEP study finds
• Police Roundup: Snow tubes taken at Hidden Valley
• 219 crash kills Croyle Twp. woman
• RANDY GRIFFITH | Spotlight on Heart Month
• UPDATE – Woman, 73, killed in accident on Route 219
• NEW – Dozens of tubes stolen from Hidden Valley Resort
• NEW – Greene County to become 'Black and Gold County' to support Steelers
• Police: Baby apparently suffocates while sleeping with mom
• Luzerne County fire kills 3, 2 others hurt
• NEW – Mom charged when toddler wanders into cold
• NEW – Turnpike open from Somerset to Bedford after fatal
• ‘Bright, bold colors’ featured at bridal show
• Student-run credit union opens at Conemaugh Valley
• IRS: For most, paper forms obsolete
• Souper effort
• Court asked to decide who gets insurance benefit
• In brief: Indoor football team seeks volunteers
• Drilling on way
• City’s biggest garage making least money
• Coach’s switch detailed
• Funds for area projects are in governor’s hands
• Jackson Twp. building boom
• Greater Johnstown joins push for energy efficiency
• RALPH COUEY | Warm memories awakened on a midwinter’s day
• In brief: Johnstown man sentenced on drug counts
• Deal to extend path into city
• Frosty display
• Shuster backing high-speed rail
• Planning agency turns attention to Marcellus drilling
• Westmont woman facing trial for alleged tryst with teen
• Adams Twp. official running for commissioner
• Portage Township woman seeks nomination for prothonotary
• Feds pledge $750G for rail study
• Obama plans visit to PSU
• Bring in your clothing donations to the College by February 15th --- Donations received will be used for the ONE Shirt Campaign with Goodwill and Dress for Success. Drop them off at the Student Activities Center at our Richland Campus.
• Little shops cash in on big Super Bowl frenzy
• Slain missionary had local ties
• High-tech tours to spotlight Somerset
• Plant operator disputes report on mercury emissions
• Sewer deadlines nearing for borough residents
• Former bartender charged
• Cambria treasurer to step down
• Elmora man convicted in child sex-abuse case
• Marcellus forum set
• Police roundup: Five rings stolen from locker room
• In brief: Moxham man headed to court
• NEW – Judge finds records admissible in Orie ethics case
• Art museums wager temporary loans on Super Bowl
• NEW – Thousands without power in Pennsylvania after storm
• NEW – Much of Northeast pounded by snow
• NEW – Police say bartender accidentally shoots and kills himself
• Storm causes wrecks, shuts roads
• Council hears progress on bills
• Memorial Medical Center honored for excellence
• Report on environment critical of power plants
• Lift Johnstown reaches out to volunteers
• City OKs contracts for police services
• Officials mull Route 219 toll
• Upper Yoder man is headed to trial in motorcycle crash
• Several seats up for grabs
• NEW – Cause of Blair transformer fire, outage probed
• NEW – ID of body in burned Allegheny County car still unclear
• NEW – Penn State fraternity sentenced in teen’s death
• ‘Shared responsibility’
• Judges OK commuter tax for city
• Plea deals sought in hit-run fatality
• Solomon murder suspect returned
• Man tried to mail pills to Va., authorities say
• ‘The King’s Speech’ leads with 12 Oscar nominations
• NEW – Johnstown police officers cleared in police brutality case
• Biggest Pittsburgh football fan contest
• Judge still to rule on Orie ethics case searches
• NEW - Berlin couple in seats of honor for tonight's State of the Union Address
• Richland to keep Bailey as coach
• Truck stop fire
• Super Bowl rally planned
• Frigid temps leave many with frozen pipes, no heat
• OMOS pupils join in annual March for Life
• Blaze in mobile home kills family’s 2 dogs
• Imprisoned city woman gets more probation
• Preliminary budget for Ligonier Valley calls for 16.5 mill hike
• $150G grant to fund care for diabetics
• NEW – Steeler rally planned for Central Park
• NEW – Delta Air Lines adding Pittsburgh-to-Dallas flights
• UPDATE – Fire destroys service station at Keystone Truck Stop
• NEW – Man found dead in snow may have overdosed
• NEW – Bitter cold puts most area schools on a delay
• Super 8
• Local fans relish win
• Experts: Back placement is key to preventing SIDS
• Persons of the Week: Icing Lafora disease
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Refrigerator sharing breeds chilling tales
• City woman pleads to drug counts
• BREAKING NEWS – Steelers beat Jets 24-19 for AFC title
• ‘If I can save one kid’
• DA’s burden: Prove killing ‘with malice’
• PennDOT will ‘soften’ S-curve in West End
• Shelter giving Vora extra time
• RALPH COUEY | The beauty of hope
• Penn State trustees approve converting coal-fired plant to gas
• UPJ adds faculty positions
• Lilly-area bony piles disappearing
• In brief: Driver of stuck car struck
• United Way officials pleased
• Steelers mania
• Investors pressure gas drillers on fracking
• Co-workers pitch in to aid cancer patient
• Placemats feature area’s most-wanted
• In brief: Man gets prison for firing at Samaritans
• NEW – Penn State to convert steam plant to natural gas
• NEW - Blair County cemetery worker faces life in third sex case
• Westmoreland County man gets prison for shooting at 'Samaritans’
• NEW – Snow, bitter temps move through the area
• Somerset plant shutting
• City: It’s levy or layoffs
• No alternatives to tax, Franklin officials say
• Murder suspect returning to Pa.
• Area braces for snow, bitter cold
• Judge wants more evidence in probation hearing
• Driver who struck mom, son sentenced
• Somerset planners present awards
• Clerk of courts seeks 4th term
• In brief: Shuster to chair rail, pipeline panel
• Pennsylvania Highlands Community College is proud to announce that the following students have made the Dean’s List for the Fall 2010 semester.
• NEW – Orthodox icon traveling to W. Pa. churches
• House OKs health repeal
• Plant awaits grant
• Despite theft allegations, Windber fire company taking on projects
• Rigby drops bid for Cambria commissioner
• GoodGuides tackling problem of youth obesity
• Pa. flunks Lung Association’s tobacco cessation assessment
• In brief: Federal court hears testimony in Taser suit
• Cambria officeholder won’t seek 4th term
• BREAKING - Philadelphia abortion doctor charged with 8 counts of murder
• NEW – Second Altoona officer resigns in wake of beating
• NEW – 3 critical following fatal Philly gas explosion
• Corbett vows ‘to do the right things’
• Critz, Shuster split on health care
• Lilly forming water authority
• Amtrak may complete Rockwood study by July
• Declaration would restrict boro parking
• Local airport not to blame for cancellations, delays
• Woman gets 2-6 years for drug conspiracy
• College may be in line for $1.5M state grant for work force center
• In brief: UPJ offering SAT prep classes
• Text of Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett’s inaugural speech
• NEW – Man charged in Seven Springs theft
• NEW – Mass kicks off events for Corbett’s inauguration
• NEW – Tired of snow, Northeast adds sleet, freezing rain
• NEW – Fiancee finds body of slain western Pa. man
• NEW – Autopsy, ID pending on body from Pittsburgh river
• MLK’s peace legacy praised
• Filmmaker shooting zombie movie in region
• Toomey sees hope in Afghan conflict
• Arena team to hold tryout on Saturday
• Federal Labor Department sues Somerset business
• Somerset tractor club dances at Farm Show
• Upper Yoder resident opens restaurant in Ebensburg
• King’s peace legacy praised after Arizona shootings
• NEW – Central Pa. car crash kills 4 high school students
• 'Social Network' wins four awards at Globes
• Corbett inauguration: ‘It’ll be exciting’
• DEP official reflects on his 3 decades on the job
• Person of the Week: A friend in need
• Rap group offers help to all area veterans
• Hearing, sentencing set for FBI slaying suspect
• Police roundup: Man arrested while carrying inflatable goal post
• In brief: Commerce showcase dates rescheduled
• NEW – Train hits car in western Pa., killing woman
• ‘It’s awesome’: Local fans cheer win by Steelers
• Analysis: Rendell’s legacy
• Cambria County could lose 1 of 10 district judge offices
• Salvation Army drive ends with ring of success
• Resort stands by decision to drop police contract
• RALPH COUEY | Decades later, King's words still echo
• Cambria Court Report 01/16/2011
• In brief: County thanks health-care committee
• Erie priest selected to lead local diocese
• Murder suspect caught in Ohio
• Lotto machine message: ‘You won $1,570,330’
• Fire company dropping hazmat
• Grants enable area science pupils to learn by doing
• Casey says NDIC should probe Pa. drugs, gangs
• VFW honors 2 judges for inmate programs
• IN BRIEF | Wreck damages CamTran bus, parked vehicles in Johnstown
• UPDATE – Johnstown murder suspect arrested in Ohio
• NEW - New leader named for area's Roman Catholics
• NEW – Officials reconsider new area code plan for NW Pa.
• Police say man takes test drive, never returns
• NEW – Pa. soldier killed in Afghanistan
• NEW – Delaware River chosen as state's river of the year
• Brazilian mudslide kills hundreds
• Son to face trial in mom’s murder
• Wind farm gets $6M from state
• State officials are no-shows for Marcellus forum
• 2 programs will pay tribute to MLK’s dream
• Store owner, 76, fights with robber
• Cresson ambulance officials tell Gallitzin: Change coming
• Charges filed in gun discharge
• Area residents earn honors at Pa. Farm Show
• NEW – Police investigating 39 camp burglaries in Elk, Cameron counties
• NEW – Possible break in case of western Pa. girl missing since 1985
• NEW – Menoher Blvd. now open
• Winter’s bite
• Judge cites Rosebud Mining
• Authorities warn of ski gear thefts at Seven Springs
• Township gets third officer
• City police investigate two armed break-ins
• Goodwill to present info on youth mentor program
• Police Roundup: 4 Bolivar homes entered
• Steelers rally planned for Friday
• In brief: Bedford County DA runs for re-election
• UPDATE – Route 219 in Somerset County reopens
• NEW – Crews working to keep roads open
• ‘Marvelous facility’
• Backing change in GOP
• Marcellus challenge dropped
• Jury acquits city man of trying to lure girl
• Somerset sheriff seeks second term
• Boswell woman sues insurer over disability benefits
• Parks overseer named
• In brief: Marcellus drilling forum scheduled
• Wind farm featured in trade article
• NEW – Corbett names new environmental protection, public welfare chiefs
• NEW - Pittsburgh holds rally for Steelers
• NEW – Coroner on scene of body in driveway in Westmoreland County
• Pa. preps for arrival of more snow
• NEW – Police say baby in diaper left on Pittsburgh doorstep
• NEW – Deceased Penn State student was from Lancaster County
• NEW – Latrobe women held for trial in boyfriend’s death
• ‘Joining together’
• Gleasons sell family businesses
• Hearing set for Simmons
• Suspects in beating ordered to stand trial
• NEW – Gleason Agency, Gleason Financial sold to Illinois company
• NEW – Penn State student found dead in off-campus apartment
• NEW – Gov. orders Pa. flags lowered for shooting victims
• NEW – 'Gurney attorney’ convicted of theft from clients
• NEW – Police say mom accidentally shoots 2 daughters
• NEW – Medics say dad crashes into ambulance carrying his daughter
• LPNs vanishing from hospital settings
• Tucson suspect charged
• Windber senior picked to cheer at Big 33 game
• Persons of the Week: Gifts of gratitude
• BILL EGGERT | Time flies when you’re having fun
• Teen stranded in Stonycreek
• Cursing at police no cause for jail, local chiefs say
• Conemaugh accepting applicants for summer mentoring program
• In brief: Rockwood driver jailed after crash
• ‘Senseless’ attack
• Shootings shock Critz, Shuster
• Centrist legislator
• Sprinkler mandate adds to new-home costs
• RALPH COUEY | Optimism out of style, still a priceless tool
• City motorcycle cops want to boost safety
• In brief: Police investigate wire, tool theft
• BREAKING NEWS - Arizona congresswoman shot
• NEW - Ex-lobbyist Magliocchetti sentenced to 27 months in prison
• Simmons returned to Cambria prison
• Fitness groups battle obesity
• Ex-fast food trainee faces more charges
• City pair arrested after bar fight
• Event promotes drinking ‘green’
• IN BRIEF | Lilly woman dies of crash injuries
• NEW – Simmons back in Cambria Prison
• Johnstown man admits robbing, beating woman
• Plan links Main Street, Route 56
• Shop preserving flags used during military school visits
• Que cost snag
• Police ask for help with two shooting cases
• Train passenger was packing toy pistols, real pot, police say
• Feds sue Homer City coal plant over pollution
• NEW – Bill introduced by Congressman Critz renames Connellsville post office
• NEW - Rewards to be offered in murder, shooting cases
• NEW – Penguins’ former home gets reprieve from panel
• Wellness center debuts
• Guardsmen deployed for mission to Kosovo
• Junior fireman charged
• Power shifts as 112th Congress convenes
• Meyersdale teen gets prison time
• Jury for murder trial could be picked soon
• Blood drive set for Saturday
• In brief: Copper pipe theft under investigation
• In brief: Contractor mistakenly levels Pgh. home
• College President named Finalist for Bellwether Award
• NEW – President signs bill to rename Indiana post office for the late Jimmy Stewart
• NEW – Meth lab equipment found on state game lands
• NEW – Showcase dates changed
• NEW – Pursuit ends when car crashes into Pittsburgh home
• NEW – Truck barrels through yard, onto Pa. Turnpike
• NEW – Contractor mistakenly levels Pittsburgh home
• Stevens won’t seek re-election
• Open seat may attract many
• 6 local legislators sworn into office
• Youth pleads guilty in spree
• Lilly ambulance service winding down
• Windber officials lash back at critic
• Police charge Pittsburgh resident in theft, crash of resort’s van
• Chief: Pipe-thaw attempt started mobile home fire
• Visioning group ready to analyze comments
• In brief: Police probe gun at nursing home
• Pittsburgh casino wants to add tables, ballroom
• Fayette County judge gives 'gurney attorney’ court deadline
• NEW – Authorities say woman claimed to be only child to get insurance
• Suit: Women were taped while disrobing at spa
• NEW – Homicide trial ordered in case of body found in barrel in river
• NEW – Hunters stumble on body of missing western Pa. man
• Rx for jobs
• Gas permits sought near Lilly
• Salty wastewater discharges bring calls for state oversight
• Zeal for repeal
• Portage Township supervisor: Probe not warranted
• Court puts lawyer on probation
• Judge denies bail for jailed handyman
• In brief: Police capture man who fled in handcuffs
• Historic year
• NEW – State collects $191M more than expected in December
• Legislature to swear in 32 freshmen on Tuesday
• Police say boy, 4, drowns in farm’s manure pit
• Inflatable doll blamed for minor central Pa. crash
• Pa. group flies unwanted South Carolina dogs to safety
• NEW – 1 dead, 1 wounded in suburban Pittsburgh shooting
• Law would protect landowners
• Analysis: Bonus clout for Corbett
• Mainstay of the middle
• Short-term care unit providing long-term benefits
• ‘Someone to talk to’
• Legion post launches campaign
• In brief: Watershed group starts website
• 'My visions are never wrong'
• Murtha’s death biggest local story of 2010
• First baby of new year arrives a week early
• RALPH COUEY | A plea for peace
• In brief: Crash closes Elk Lick road for 13 hours
• City event helps ring in 2011
• Retired farmer predicts lots of weather changes in 2011
• U.S. Labor Department sues Rosebud Mining
• McCort team advances in cyber defense contest
• BREAKING NEWS – NHL switches Winter Classic to nighttime start
• NEW – In Pennsylvania, pickle, coal and crayon help welcome 2011
• NEW – Baby dies of starvation at Philly homeless shelter
• City budget OK’d
• Cambria taxes to increase in 2011
• Peoples gas rates are going up 3.1%
• 4 face felony drug charges
• Ebensburg’s development director steps down
• Homicide suspect remains at large
• DUI charges filed in bus crash
• In brief: Johnstown lawyer joins defense staff
• Teen shooting suspect weighs options
• Police: Man stole from boy’s casket
• Local company assists in Winter Classic
• Johnstown, Franklin to argue for commuter taxes
• Cambria to name acting EMS chief
• Rape suspect waives hearing
• IN BRIEF | Girl, 10, injured after 15-foot fall from ski lift
• Charges filed in killing
• Nonprofits can benefit from hiring program
• Doubts about economy linger
• Deadly year for NATO troops in Afghanistan
• Johnstown police charge beating suspects
• Targeting trucks
• Dale Borough man accused of dealing heroin
• Portage Twp. hires lawyer, won’t say why
• In brief: Illinois woman killed in turnpike crash
• Jobless rate falls
• Charges filed in killing
• Firefighters injured in crash
• State of the state
• East Hills housing proposed
• Commissioners OK using courthouse for shale forum
• Council gives tentative OK for commuter tax
• Keyboard sparks blaze
• High-tech training
• Ferndale grad’s poster garners recognition for Windber institute
• In brief: Pair accused of stealing from Walmart
• NEW – Crews fight fire in Upper Yoder Township
• NEW - Two firefighters hurt in crash
• Building a case for sainthood
• Exposure death prompts safety call
• Power rates surge
• More students eligible for memorial scholarship
• Repo men take wrong car
• Person of the Week: ‘Christmas means giving’
• BILL EGGERT | A look in the rearview mirror as 2010 winds down
• Knife-wielding suspect in robbery sought
• Westmont stages an award-winner
• Church offers Christmas meal for those with nowhere to go
• TOM LAVIS | Festive season consumed by weighty matters
• Southmont officials looking to expand recreation at park
• In brief: Clymer teen dies in crash
• ‘It’s a nice present’
• RALPH COUEY | Santa memories always special
• Police search for gunman in bank holdup
• In brief: City police continue probe into teen’s death
• Hittin’ the road
• Death of teenager probed
• Hotel victims identified
• City nonprofit purchases former West End school
• Library creating area for 55+ users
• Goodwill workers qualify to help mentally ill clients
• Police roundup: 3 escape injury when boy, 14, crashes vehicle on Plank Road
• In brief: Sheetz opens store in Westwood
• NEW – Authorities release names of couple found dead at Somerset hotel
• BREAKING – Coroner will hold press conference on Solomon Homes shooting
• 2 dead in motel
• Boro cracks down on aggressive driving
• Police probing fatal wreck
• Fire destroys beauty shop
• Defendant pleads guilty to conspiracy in motel robbery
• Local man wins car
• Minister faces prison for molesting girl
• Police nab suspects in drugstore burglary
• Peoples Gas donates $35G to education programs
• In brief: 2 die in Indiana house fire
• BREAKING – Somerset Borough police investigate the deaths of two in local hotel
• NEW – Coroner investigating accident that occurred last night in Geistown
• NEW – Body found outside mobile home in Indiana County
• NEW – Two dead in Indiana house fire
• NEW – Rendell farewell to feature Beach Boys concert
• NEW – Altoona couple charged in East Carroll Twp. drugstore burglary
• NEW – Fire destroys Armagh beauty shop
• NEW – 21 honored with Carnegie Hero medals for courage
• NEW – 2 Pa. teens struck by unoccupied vehicle, 1 killed
• GOP-leaning states gain electoral clout
• Mass dedicated to Cambria Catholic pioneer
• Somerset OKs budget
• Pa. residents worried about fracking, poll shows
• Region responds to needs of veterans, Critz rep says
• Ex-worker pleads in water case
• Pa. losing house seat; 12th district could be target for elimination
• NEW – Pa. loses one congressional seat after census; 12th most likely?
• NEW – Specter to deliver final Senate floor speech
• NEW - Police say woman hit repo man with her car
• NEW – 11 of 14 Pa. state university presidents get pay bumps
• NEW – Ex-water official in Pa. admits fudging tests
• Senior Life group performs cantata
• Murder trial date debated
• Corbett cashes in from advisory team
• Richland budget leaves tax rates unchanged
• In brief: Crews repair water line break
• NEW – Speed limit to rise next year on Ohio Turnpike
• NEW – Giant Eagle files federal egg price-fixing lawsuit
• NEW – Regulators advised to approve FirstEnergy-Allegheny merger
• NEW – Police say woman urinates in store freezer
• NEW – Altoona sophomore jailed after stabbing at school
• NEW – Man found dead following fire in central Pa.
• Icy start to winter
• Thief comes clean – decades later
• Crest’s legacy costly
• Que’s recreational usage jumps
• Person of the Week: ‘We need to help’
• BILL EGGERT | Rockin’ around the Christmas tree
• Victim identified in Conemaugh Twp. crash
• In brief: Blaze damages city duplex
• Army band’s tunes are festive, patriotic
• Senate acts to repeal ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Garbage collections disputed
• Commuter tax to be renewed
• New leader sought for recreation commission
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Holiday traditions just aren’t the same
• District weighing property tax hike
• In brief: Man killed in wreck near Greenhouse Park
• Scouting’s ‘tradition’
• City man held in barroom robbery
• Cambria leaders create three jobs
• Creany: I’m glad for senior judges’ help
• Mainline municipalities mull Marcellus restrictions
• Everett-area wife sentenced to 12-24 years for husband’s death
• Upper Yoder Township slashes trash costs, sticks to 2005 tax rate
• In brief: Geistown woman froze in home, authorities say
• NEW – Feds say Pa. inmate threatened to kill, eat Obama
• NEW – Corbett makes picks to lead troopers, corrections
• NEW – Lawyer charged with manslaughter in hunter’s death
• DNA from cigarette butt leads to Pittsburgh rape charge
• NEW – Johnstown police make arrest in bar robbery
• NEW: Tax bill goes to Obama
• Judge: Case can proceed
• Critz bucks party line on gays in military
• Christmas for Kids event delights all ages
• 1800s remains reburied on state prison grounds
• Postal Service urges mailing cards Sunday
• Water leak cuts classes at Central Cambria High
• In brief: Girls fight ‘boobies’ bracelet ban in court
• Police say would-be robber killed at Pa. store
• Local company ‘gearing up’ as Marcellus work increases
• Industry’s economic impact will bring jobs
• Program preps workers for shale jobs
• Driver sentenced in drug-delivery wreck
• Anchor tenant leaving tech park
• Man to serve years in prison for beating
• Event sponsorship stirs conflict
• Suspect waives hearing in bond theft
• Seward holds line on taxes
• In brief: Cambria EMS director leaving
• NEW – Poll shows voters favor selling Pa. liquor stores
• 'We are watching'
• Taxing debate: Should drillers be charged a fee?
• ‘We’re still trying to play catch-up’
• ‘It taxes the system’
• Bicycle path would link Sept. 11 attack sites
• Boro hikes taxes
• Judge nixes investigator for allegations of jury misconduct
• CTC chief to lead Pa. Chamber
• In brief: Trucker enters plea in fatal accident
• Witness says he thought he was helping suspect
• NEW – Creche coming back to Canonsburg borough building
• NEW – Ferndale police respond to Franklin Street accident
• NEW – CTC president named president of state Chamber of Business and Industry's board of directors
• NEW – Indiana County rejects Port Authority transportation funding
• Gas drilling boom brings calls to protect resources
• Fracking: New drilling method prompts concerns
• ‘It will get messy’: Bradford County residents say drilling brought changes
• Area’s bitter weather lingers
• City adopts budget
• Racino appears headed for Lawrence County
• Christian concert coming to arena
• Pension law leaves taxpayers with $5B annual cost
• College closing at 6 PM, 12/13/10 - Due to weather conditions.
• NEW – 3 of 4 killed in Blair County crash were helping relative
• Midwest in deep freeze after storm cancels flights
• Project at Kinzua Viaduct aims to draw tourists
• Delayed boom: Local shale drilling activity lags – for now
• ‘I don’t think it made anybody millionaires’
• “There is international interest’
• Region braces for heavy snow, wind
• Marcellus work surprises Adams Twp. supervisors
• Person of the Week: ‘It’s a bright spot’
• In brief: Transcript testimony to be allowed at trial
• Marcellus rush
• Russell is surprise big spender in 12th
• Two area missionaries back in U.S.
• Portage welcomes Santa
• Social services symposium set
• RALPH COUEY | Appreciation for progress
• In brief: Berlin man killed in snowmobile crash
• City structure condemned
• Local pair stuck in Haiti
• Weather closings difficult for school officials to call
• Firefighters called to blaze at Moxham triplex
• House blocks likelihood of terror trials in area
• Windber ER upgrade planned
• State park gains ground
• In brief: Clinic seeks donations of coats, blankets
• Cambria tax bills going up
• Public safety exodus
• Fuel for a deal
• Du Pont heir convicted of murder dies
• Firefighters battle blaze at Franklin recycle plant
• ‘She needed some help’
• Alleged shooter in home invasion heading to trial
• Police Roundup: Inmate guilty of jail conspiracy
• In brief: Altoona City Council fires officer
• Worker killed in energy truck explosion
• NEW – Imprisoned heir to Du Pont chemical fortune dies in Somerset
• NEW - Cambria County apparently taxes going up 2.6 mills
• NEW – Altoona man to stand trial in wife hanging attempt
• Altoona City Council fires officer, mum on reason
• NEW – State treasurer reportedly approves $650M bond issue
• Best Buy on way
• City OKs sewage increase
• Is a baseball team on deck for Johnstown?
• United Way falling short of 2010 goal
• Soil a concern for Forest Hills school project
• In brief: Students testify before ‘Congress’
• 3 face court action in theft of savings bonds
• Two accused of beating man with lumber
• Attendance policy working, Windber schools chief says
• Renewable biomass for heat to be topic
• NEW – Richland Township officials say Best Buy store on way
• Lake-effect storms continue in Pa., upstate NY
• NEW – Pa. couple sought for killing and dismembering man in LA hotel
• Sharpshooters begin culling deer at Valley Forge
• Will Pittsburgh penguins reproduce?
• Bethel Park teachers end six-week strike
• Forest Hills eyeing plans for new junior-senior high
• Area could see a foot of snow
• Analysis: Pa. remains the national leader in teacher strikes
• ANDY LASKY | Candidates are more than political ads
• County adding GPS monitors to vehicles
• In brief: Police investigating theft of guns
• Church visions
• Senate blocks tax cuts
• Survey: Drivers underestimate state enforcement of DUI laws
• Some cities trying to cut strings tying up gas money
• ‘A new way’ for Haiti
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Ghosts of Christmas ads past
• Robbers attacked man to take painkillers, police say
• In brief: Thieves steal holiday decorations
• Arbutus residents enjoy shopping trip
• Cambria weighing tax hike
• Job growth weak
• 1 in 3 Americans already have flu shot
• Open houses planned at district judges’ offices
• In brief: Two men killed in unrelated accidents
• UPDATE – Fire quickly knocked down in Northern Cambria
• NEW – Pa.’s 2010 gubernatorial race cost about $54M
• NEW – Fire destroys wood chapel in Gettysburg
• Berlin man’s entry wins postcard photo contest
• Heavy rain negates lake drawdown
• House passes tax bill
• Shooting suspect arrested
• Disabled veteran sues UPJ, Habitat chapter
• ‘There is a tremendous need’
• Southmont stream overflows its banks
• In brief: Police: Truant teen set newspapers on fire
• NEW - Altoona targets radio station in property dispute
• Police: Man says he was thanking nurse when he groped her
• NEW - Latrobe woman jailed on charges she shot boyfriend
• NEW – Chaney Run overflows in Southmont
• NEW – Police take shooting suspect into custody
• Rivers in Pittsburgh begin to recede
• NEW – Fire destroys vacant house in Johnstown
• First snow
• Trial ordered in alleged rape
• Somerset County may raise taxes
• City Council explores alternatives to tax hike
• Corbett calls on locals
• Flood grants awarded
• In brief: Hearing to consider tampering allegation
• Jobless rate rises slightly
• NEW – Pa. insurer denying claim by slain Good Samaritan
• Onorato unsure if he’ll run for county exec again
• UPDATE – Rainy, snowy weather causes problems on area roads
• Pa. cartoonist who drew Archie and GI Joe dies
• Police suspect hunting accident in W. Pa. man’s death
• NEW - 'Christmas Village' to keep name; signs coming down
• Cernic’s opening new cycle shop in East Hills
• Tax collection changes nearing
• Lynyrd Skynyrd to play at War Memorial
• Local performers plan night of original music
• Former Conemaugh head leaves Mass. post
• Ex-firefighter sentenced in string of arson blazes
• In brief: Santa plans visit to Inclined Plane
• UPDATE – Authorities rule hunter’s death a homicide
• NEW – Couple claim unfair royalties from Consol
• NEW - Driver crashes into post office in rush to mail gift
• NEW – Santorum calls WikiLeaks founder terrorist
• 'Christmas’ removed from Pa. merchant village name
• December may bring much shorter jobless benefits
• Police: Death of deer hunter is suspicious
• ‘Time spent together’
• Flight 93 director leaving post
• Company appealing assessed value of Ebensburg property
• New judge will hear comics store killing case
• NEW – Joanne Hanley, Flight 93 superintendent, leaving post
• Report: Corbett to review car allowances to Pa. judges
• NEW – Woman rescued from pickup stuck in tree top near Evans City
• NEW – Police say man claims to be Howard Hughes after bank break-in
• NEW – Stolen excavator is crashed into gas station
• NEW – Game commission: ’Hunting’ fatal may be suicide
• NEW – 17 people killed in Pa. over 5-day holiday period
• NEW – Westmoreland County crash kills teen
• BREAKING – Game commission investigating a fatality in Somerset County
• Reading teen: I’m lucky to be alive after mine fall
• Deer season opens: 750,000 hunters take to woods across state
• Macaroni Kid Johnstown!
• Electric consumers can save by finding best deal
• Bishop McCort scholastic quiz team captures league title
• Owner seeks details on ‘Lost Children’ portrait
• Full-court press to aid charity
• In brief: 15-year-old girl killed in Westmoreland crash
• Preparation key to success for deer hunters, experts say
• Beaverdale teen to be featured on A&E show
• TOM LAVIS | When it comes to security, better safe than sorry
• Man injured in crash
• Two people taken to hospital after Route 56 accident
• Shoppers turn out for holiday bargains
• Iraq war veteran thankful for full-time work at JWF
• 3 facing federal charges
• IN BRIEF | Crash kills Markleton motorist
• Chinese students flooding Pa. universities
• Veterans homes seek payments even after death
• NEW – Early-morning holiday crash kills Normalville couple
• NEW – Teacher found dead had been shot
• NEWS – Fatal traffic accident in Somerset County
• Area marks Thanksgiving with good times, good food
• Family battles drillers
• Paralyzed mom hoping for special Christmas for son
• WJAC-TV’s longtime manager to retire
• Portage develops write stuff
• Families record lore on National Day of Listening
• Thankful hero
• Avid shoppers prepare for Black Friday deals
• Members of Civil Air Patrol help collect food for needy
• RALPH COUEY | Thanks for what really matters
• Sheriff offers more women’s gun classes
• Deer hunters have opportunity to help feed the hungry
• Hitting the road
• Man questioned, released in shooting
• Robbery suspect is held
• Bridge projects hailed in Johnstown region
• Man gets 5-10 years in drug case
• Lawyer may seek mistrial over murder conviction
• In brief: Husband, wife face assault charges
• NEW – Shots fired at Pittsburgh school bus
• Erie-area pharmacy robber poked in eye, runs off
• Rowdy school bus makes stop at police station
• NEW – 3 cited over unruly baby shower
• NEW – 3 killed in van heading to western Pa. funeral
• Sewer project’s price tag: $55M
• Area native dies in fall
• Fatal crash victims ID’d
• Officials exploring possibility of combining ambulance services
• IN BRIEF | Ferndale district releases principal’s salary
• Solicitor probing resort’s escrow fund
• Argument escalates to shooting
• Adams supervisors sending surveys on tavern noise
• Grant application pays off
• Men's Basketball - Inaugural Season
• Man charged with shooting toward game wardens
• Massive Pa. bear had been tamed by resort employee
• BREAKING – Johnstown man wounded in shooting
• NEW – Area residents invited to participate in state's Hunters Sharing the Harvest program
• UPDATE – Victims in fatal crash identified, baby has died
• 2 killed, 5 injured in crash
• Thiele property, items to be sold
• Local road crews preparing for upcoming winter season
• Ambulance service to be forum’s topic
• North Star pupils raise money for camps, food pantry
• Emergency responders add rescue equipment for pets
• BILL EGGERT | We gather together – with a modern flair
• IN BRIEF | Cambria budget expected Dec. 10
• Food pantries feel pinch
• Tests key to assessing concussions
• Food, entertainment among proposed uses for churches
• RALPH COUEY | Steam heat takes some warming up to
• Prosecution, defense lined up for case
• ‘It really helps us’
• In brief: Fundraising party set for Saturday
• Santa arrives
• Murder trial delayed again
• Workshop attendees offer ideas for vacant churches
• Cambria opts for self-insured health plan
• Harry’s power summons crowds to local theater
• Public sessions will delve into Marcellus issues
• State rep pushes to return helmet law
• in brief: Preacher cited after incident at parade
• New – Crash kills Apollo man
• City shooting probed
• Officer injured in ATV incident
• Judge delays motion for bond
• How GM’s return played in 3 cities with a stake
• Murder suspect held for trial in robbery case
• United Way drive passes halfway point
• Redevelopment authority OKs line of credit to pay companies
• In brief: Judge bars punitive damages in mine collapse case
• NEW – Schools close early due to power outage
• NEW – Police say woman hid drugs in dirty diaper
• NEW – Punitive damages barred in Maryland mine collapse case involving Rockwood company
• UPDATE – City police investigating shooting
• Dems keep Pelosi
• City could see tax increase
• Somerset chamber presents honors
• County judge returns Simmons to shelter
• No tax increases expected in Southmont
• Learning about United Way sold woman on program
• In brief: Gusty winds leave residents in dark
• NEW – House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
• BREAKING NEWS – Simmons going back to Jefferson County shelter
• NEW – Bras worth $6,000 stolen from central Pa. mall
• Congratulations to the Men's Basketball Team who won their first game of the season over Harrisburg Area Community College. The team will play their first home game on Friday, November 19, when they host Pitt-Titusville at 7:00 p.m. Let's
• New: Power outages
• County budget in works
• Airport numbers optimistic
• 2 charged in separate sex assaults involving teen girls
• Police: Man tried to asphyxiate tot
• IN BRIEF | Simmons hearing date changed to today
• Forest Lawn to light luminaries in remembrance of those who died
• NEW – Probation hearing for Simmons moved up a day
• NEW – Pittsburgh first Pa. city to vote to ban gas drilling
• NEW – Canadian fracking firm plans 200 jobs in southwestern Pa.
• NEW – Trooper says Altoona police shooting 'justified’
• NEW – Police say man swallowed mom’s rings during theft
• More than 900 pigs found dead on Pennsylvania farm
• NEW – Central Pa. hunter dead in apparent accidental shooting
• Officials defend chief
• Parole hearing set
• E. Conemaugh, Franklin bridge project begins
• Judge: Taxpayers to fund handyman’s appeal
• Johnstown asks court to overturn benefits ruling
• Shooting justified, investigation shows
• Library store raises $9G
• College signs Lease for Huntingdon Center Facility
• NEW – Altoona police say little in man’s shooting
• APNewsBreak: Pa. school sued over ’boobies’ ban
• Diocese lands $273G grant for technology programs
• Medicare plan changes coming
• Wildlife officer mourned
• Church ‘brainstorming’
• Building futures
• Turkey Tourney to help Honduran orphans
• Scouts plan food drive to stock local pantry
• In brief: Frat spat lands Clymer man in jail
• Hitting the Bol’s Eye
• ‘Everybody has a past’
• AMA tightens policy on youth head injuries
• With ambulance service to close, Lilly eyes options
• Groomer files federal lawsuit over wardens’ seizure of dogs
• BILL EGGERT | That’s what friends are for
• In brief: Two escape burning home in city
• Arts group seeks Pepsi grant to restore church
• Evangelist accused of assaulting girl, 11
• Experts: Marcellus offers opportunity
• Increase in hiring predicted for 2011
• Gleason: ‘My name is out there’
• Simmons back in local jail after violating his parole
• Game warden investigating poaching is killed
• Man accused of stealing $355G from Jenner couple
• Braemar bailout?
• 1 defendant dropped in coal mine death case
• In brief: Fire destroys shed in West Taylor
• NEW – Slur found on outside of black church in Greensburg
• Pittsburgh church to add 2:30 a.m. service
• NEW - Game commission officer investigating night hunting is killed
• NEW – Johnstown youth hurt in ATV accident
• In brief: Somerset firm seeks coal mine permit
• Windber police seek help to make Christmas merry
• Constables make arrests by cruising in Steelers van
• Wreck kills 1, hurts 2 from Johnstown
• Driver sentenced to prison for fatal crash
• Johnstown train station given to heritage group
• GOP victory could boost gas drilling
• Show of support
• Former UPJ professor dies at 75
• In brief: U.S. judge to speak at veterans eve
• Jerome man facing trial in stalking case
• Suspect charged in trailer-park assault
• Association recognizes Windber’s work with heart-failure patients
• Former Ferndale principal sues district
• Council debates raises
• Jury: Dad injured baby
• Army band will play free arena show
• NEW - Constables use Steelers van to make arrests
• Man’s talk of demons, killers permitted at trial
• RALPH COUEY | Remember to thank a veteran today
• NEW - Allegheny County worker killed in saw accident
• NEW – Johnstown father takes stand in shaken-baby trial
• NEW – Courts worker charged with fondling woman while fingerprinting her
• NEW – Dad charged with lighting joint to celebrate son's birth
• Casey, Toomey vow to work together on state's issues
• House leaders reconsider, call for lame-duck votes
• NEW - Jury finds father guilty in shaken-baby trial
• NEW – Westmoreland firefighter who died is identified
• NEW – Area firefighter suffers fatal heart attack on call
• Child advocacy program expands in Somerset Co.
• Murder suspect facing separate forgery trial
• Experts clash on cause of baby’s injury
• Man held for trial on charges he used pickup as weapon
• Business welcomed
• Doctors give conflicting opinions on shaken baby
• Feud over levy
• Parades, programs to honor area veterans
• Township to review noise ordinance
• Water, sewer projects get state aid
• State board to vote on water pipe in Marcellus drilling area
• State House GOP picks leadership
• Humane Society offers reward for information concerning decapitated deer
• Two charged in Richland Twp. hit-and-run
• Few places to trim budget, Somerset commissioners say
• Windber residents protest mine’s noise, mess
• Death penalty ruled out
• Veterans groups plan Murtha statue
• Bullying cited by teen who killed himself
• NEW – Jefferson County lawmaker wins House GOP support to be next speaker
• Pitt-Johnstown campus saluting vets this week
• In brief: Man exposed himself, Ebensburg police say
• NEW – Testimony opens in shaken-baby case
• NEW – Dems ask leaders to reconvene state House session
• NEW - Man accused of robbery outside restaurant where he had just filled out job application
• Analysis: Sestak strategy misfires
• Amenities added to Wilmore Reservoir
• Civil Air Patrol a launching pad for military careers
• Cutting-edge care
• In brief: Career showcases target high school students
• Early morning blaze damages Brownstown bar
• In brief: Pedestrian injured in Susquehanna Township
• Md. city may sell watershed land to Pennsylvania group
• Beetle quarantine remains in effect
• Artists to aid veterans
• RALPH COUEY | In America, voting is more than a right
• Woman struck and killed by train
• ‘Children deserve a mama and a daddy’
• Tavern, neighbor feuding over noise
• Redistricting crosshairs?
• District Deaths Nov. 8, 2010
• Federal marshals capture 3 fugitives from local region
• County seeks donations to stoke heating aid
• Bishop Carroll ranked among top Catholic schools in U.S.
• New Food Channel program will feature CK Wings-n-Things
• Three jailed in murder
• District Deaths Nov. 7, 2010
• Housing, meal costs to go up 4% at Penn State
• BILL EGGERT | In praise of real and TV parents
• IN BRIEF | Police: Sankertown man threw woman out
• 5 homeless after Portage Twp. fire
• IN BRIEF | Voter turnout higher than expected
• Veterans to explain holiday to pupils
• Blacklick Valley pupil’s art wins in PennDOT contest
• Jury selection concludes for baby-shaking trial
• Market vendor to offer goods indoors
• Free workshop will highlight clinical research
• Cambria hires firm to negotiate drilling deal
• Recount or not in 71st?
• No skiing this winter at Laurel Mountain
• NEW – Bus transporting Forest Hills students involved in minor traffic accident this morning
• NEW – Boyfriend acquitted of raping woman’s daughter
• DEP orders Consol to pay for leaking Greene County park dam
• NEW – Bedbugs close classroom at NE Pa. school
• Man takes ambulance to polls, votes on stretcher
• Officials say teens put cat in microwave and tossed it from 3rd floor
• Police say man wore pair of heels out of store
• Police: No clean getaway for alleged soap thief
• Reading mother appears in court in newborn deaths
• Boy with fake guns prompted school lockdown
• Pa. GOP wins control of U.S. House delegation
• Haluska wins big
• Shuster cruises to easy victory
• Johnstown voters say shrink council by two
• Republican Toomey wins Specter’s Senate seat
• Local and state briefs 11/04/2010
• With absentees counted, Barbin nips Rigby in 71st
• Driver charged following chase
• Critz holds off Burns, retains U.S. House seat
• Man sentenced to prison
• GOP’s Corbett beats Onorato in Pa. governor race
• Nanty Glo lands Pepsi’s $25G to refresh rec sites
• Deer crashes through window at Pa. college
• Firefighters practice rescue from turbine
• Westmoreland County judge nixes dismissing torture killing charges
• Correction11/04/2010
• Obama signals willingness to work with GOP
• Shuster eyes ascension with House takeover
• Critz reflects on tight contest
• Gleason savors victories by Republican candidates
• NEW – Toomey beats Sestak for Senate seat
• Critz holds off Burns to retain 12th District seat
• In brief: Former mine shaft catches fire
• Bond revocation hearing delayed
• Woman pleads guilty to wreck that killed 2 men
• Portage Twp. votes down initiative to expand board
• NEW – Penn State says mascot dismissed for rule violation
• Pittsburgh standoff ends in apparent suicide by gunman
• NEW – Research targeting Appalachian cancer rates
• PLCB asks sellers to can alcoholic energy drinks
• NEW – Man allegedly left kids, 8 and 6, in vehicle while gambling
• NEW – Robbery suspect caught 'red-handed’
• ELECTION DAY: Polls open; scattered problems reported at Pa. polling places
• GOP’s Corbett beats Onorato for governor
• Fierce immigration critic Barletta wins House seat
• NEW - Johnstown voters choose smaller council
• Tea time: GOP nears House control, piling up wins
• 2 city teens charged in burglary
• Cause of fatal blaze undetermined
• Richland Fire Dept. to enlarge, upgrade station
• First Commonwealth announces furloughs
• City budget keeps commuter levy
• ‘She was amazing’
• Last-minute campaigning
• NEW – Authorities say Chambersburg man kills self, 2 young daughters
• BREAKING NEWS – Jury convicts collar bomb robbery suspect
• NEW – First Commonwealth Financial lays off 42
• District Deaths Nov. 2, 2010
• NEW – 2 charged with shootings of llamas
• NEW – October state revenue figures come in below projections
• NEW – Mom accused of stealing ill son’s drugs
• Windber hospital salutes its veterans
• Deliberations resume in collar bomb robbery
• More charges filed against wife of former police chief
• Restaurant owner plans to rebuild
• Persons of the Week: Outpouring of love
• Breakfast salute to veterans slated for Nov. 10
• Dream-home disaster
• Office shifts planned at courthouse
• Turnout seen as crucial
• Two die in blaze
• District Deaths Nov. 1, 2010
• In brief: Indiana Co. man jailed after alleged assault
• Economist to examine nation’s slow recovery
• A fresh perspective
• BILL EGGERT | Silver screen Halloweens
• Man paid court with forged check, authorities allege
• Familiar face back
• County received $183G restitution in arena case
• Cresson woman's death probed
• Dealership purchasing former Wheeler site
• In brief: Soldier guilty of manslaughter in Ligonier man’s death, jury rules
• Restaurant burns
• Aunt, 89, helps niece through cancer treatment
• Survivors of fallen troopers form group to help others
• TOM LAVIS | Finding the trick to making sleepover a treat
• Recent tragedies a jolt for small community
• Police: Son fatally shot mother in family home
• NEW - Cresson Township man charged with murder in mother's shooting death
• District Deaths Oct. 31, 2010
• In brief: Vehicular homicide case proceeding to trial
• I-70 in S.W. Pa. closed for bridge demolition
• NEW – Man allegedly said he planned to eat 2 kittens he had run over
• NEW – Heater suspected in Harrisburg fire that killed 5
• NEW – Cal U. mascot, from Johnstown, charged in homecoming float arson
• NEW – Row house fire kills woman, 4 kids in central Pa.
• Iraq troop withdrawals cited in Army depot layoffs
• College’s scholarships rise to $40G
• Double homicide trial may be delayed until next year
• Charge against guard dropped
• Governor hopefuls swap accusations
• NEW – Pa. House cancels plan to vote amid stalemate
• NEW - Man found dead in motel room
• Arrest made in fatal homecoming party shooting at Cal U.
• NEW – Man wanted for homicide in Bahamas arrested in Fayette County
• Police called for prowlers find marijuana
• NEW – Pelosi speaking today in Pittsburgh
• Local briefs 10/19/2010
• Police investigating incident in Ebensburg Borough
• Man behind Vietnam memorial reflects on project
• Obama backers fleeing
• Show of support
• District Deaths Oct. 18, 2010
• Event will introduce students to military academies’ reps
• Donation will illuminate Flight 93 memorial site
• VICTORIA BENSE | Komen’s story a textbook for the fight against breast cancer
• Fire company offering Santa family portraits as fundraiser
• Music licenser suing City View over fees
• Community service
• In brief: City crews answer two Hornerstown alarms
• Cambria County Court Report 10/17/2010
• RALPH COUEY | Athletes face one foe they’ll never beat: Age
• ANDY LASKY | Exceptional caregivers make each day sunny
• Judge OKs crash scene evidence
• Cambria district courts join e-Pay
• Lights, camera ...
• Road work nears an end
• Ben has few fans in Ga. town
• Cutting council?
• District Deaths Oct. 17, 2010
• In brief: Crash kills Bedford woman, 19
• ‘Don’t let cancer win’
• McCort helps think pink for human ribbon event
• BILL EGGERT | How sweet it was in 1960
• Township transfers Mr. Gas site to redevelopment agency
• Airport offers chance to see what it has to offer
• Somerset wind energy project planned
• Critz leads campaign for cash
• Army showcases high-tech helicopters
• Rescuers hailed
• Deal brewing to sell Memphis plant to Yuengling
• NEW – State trooper’s young son injured in shooting
• Students walking to bus stop find teen’s body
• Protective order issued against Palin stalker from Pennsylvania
• Incline reopening following repairs
• Teen crashes into drivers' center after passing test
• Missing woman last seen shopping in Richland Twp.
• ‘We were connected’
• Windber’s nursery project draws local bidders
• Route 219 plans progress despite lack of funding
• Doctor gets prison for DUI
• Offering Hope: Center to provide counseling for troubled teens
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• Good luck to our Women's Volleyball team on their first home game tonight!
• Women's Volleyball - Inaugural Season
• Friday night the Lady Black Bears of Pennsylvania Highlands won their second match against Beaver Community College and have now qualified for a place in the Western Conference Playoffs. Also, very exciting on Friday evening, the Volleyball match was fo
• Nonviolent offender bill heads to Rendell’s desk
• NEW – Blight, prisons and pensions bills pass Pa. Senate
• Crowd hurls rocks, epithets at school band
• Projects receive $1M plus
• Man says he killed bear that charged him, kids
• Cresson Township: Braemar’s time is up
• State Senate advances bill to widen self-defense law
• Cresson inmate faces trial over letters
• State prison guard charged after scuffle with police
• Fire damages room at Comfort Inn
• Boro Council: Fire merger will aid Lorain
• Website features simulation of Flight 93 path
• Death of popular junior hits Penn Cambria hard
• Police probe possible methadone link in crash
• City to revisit rental ordinance
• ‘Warrior Quilt’ presented
• ‘Heroes party’ to honor company
• Berlin drilling company basks in glow of rescue
• Pa. county won’t settle in racy teen pics case
• NEW – Former turnpike official sues over patronage claim
• NEW – 2 members of 101st Airborne killed in Afghanistan
• NEW – Chile rejoices over problem-free rescue of miners
• NEW – Elderly sisters killed in crash with truck
• IN BRIEF | Trial starts for soldier charged with murder
• UPDATE – 13 Penn Cambria students, bus driver taken to hospital following accident this morning
• School-closure backers cheer Ligonier board
• Somerset County prepares for Red Ribbon anti-drug events
• Charges filed in assault on female patient
• Cambria lawyer to play role in Bedford County murder trial
• For Quecreek survivor, a kinship with ‘brothers’
• Crash kills Penn Cambria student; 12 other pupils, bus driver hurt
• Search opens for Santa Fund donors, recipients
• NEW – No deal after Rendell, Senate GOP talk shale tax
• NEW – Fayette County father accused of head-butting infant will face trial
• NEW – Bedbugs found at college in downtown Pittsburgh
• NEW – Chile official says first miner to surface today
• District Deaths Oct. 13, 2010
• Worker hurt when building collapses in Pittsburgh
• N.Y. man arrested after streaking at Obama Pa. rally
• NEW – Rendell reports progress in Marcellus Shale tax talk
• Local briefs 10/12/2010
• Visually impaired woman finds renewed life through agency
• Police probe crash involving cruiser
• Johnstown man seeking to withdraw murder plea
• Inmate rebuffed in effort to sue Cambria prison
• Biden raises cash for Critz
• Breast cancer patients living longer, fuller lives
• District Deaths Oct. 12, 2010
• NEW - Biden to stump for Critz, 2 other Pa. congressional incumbents
• Conn. boy with rare disorder meets Punxsutawney Phil
• NEW – Fayette County woman who killed boyfriend claims she was battered
• Social Security stagnant
• Patients share stories of healing
• District Deaths Oct. 11, 2010
• In brief: Police seek alleged rapist
• ‘A common spirit’
• Borough: Water bill mess confined to fairgrounds
• District Deaths Oct. 10, 2010
• In brief: Fire damages Beaverdale home
• Rehabilitated houses opened to homeless
• Public invited to join UPJ ‘ribbon’
• RALPH COUEY | Basic train-ing a joy
• Judge leans on authorities to file liens
• Legislative outcomes may redraw state political map
• Parties running hard in Pa. House races
• CoalStar headquarters would be located in Johnstown
• Liquid fuel from coal
• Woman facing drug charges
• Ebensburg man arrested for Portage burglary
• Bank of America stops foreclosures for review
• Mandate creates challenge
• Judge upholds LV closing
• NEW – 1 dead, 1 wounded after target-shooting fight
• NEW – Judge upholds closing of Laurel Valley school
• BREAKING NEWS – Richland accident ties up traffic
• NEW – Police look for person who shot 300-lb pig
• In brief: Lovette hired as public defender
• Back in the pink
• BILL EGGERT | Beautiful day in the neighborhood
• ‘The piece we needed’
• Pig pigskin night
• Ex-Senator Santorum forms PAC to help Iowa candidates
• Philly-to-Bermuda flight departs after scare
• NEW – Firefighters in Tennessee allow home to burn to the ground because homeowner had not paid annual fee
• In brief: Trojan Times wins recognition
• ‘I was not alone’
• Driver used pickup to settle Boswell bar fight, police say
• Johnstown woman will go to prison for sex with teen
• City man accused of rape
• Que pipeline water soon will flow to Friedens
• Authority taps line of credit
• State to debut elk viewing center
• Fayette County mom reaches plea deal in daughter’s pregnancy plot case
• Black judge rejects plea deal for 'white boy’
• In brief: Student sent to hospital following school bus accident
• Conemaugh hosting screenings for breast cancer, bone density
• Federal agency sues Grane over hiring practices
• Judge refuses to block demolition of Cresson Twp. cottage
• Conemaugh Twp. police warn of prescription scams
• Glitch halts testing of Que water release
• Pa. lawmakers act to ease farm truck rules
• Court OKs new trial in comic store killing
• Marine laid to rest
• NEW – State Police crack down on drilling trucks
• NEW – Church filled to overflowing for funeral of fallen Marine
• ‘God had a plan’
• In brief: Realtors providing, serving meals
• Cleaning woman faces hearing on charges of stealing money
• Tribute to Survivors event moving indoors
• Assistive Technology Expo set for Nov. 3
• Conemaugh Twp. shifting flood maps
• Commission approves deal to expand Game Lands 93
• Getting involved
• Capital murder case again delayed
• NEW – Auditor general wants moratorium on new charter schools
• NEW – State Senate seeks legal opinion on shale tax bill
• Grants provide citizen service jobs
• Workshops will address Cambria’s future
• Local businesses critical of unfair trade practices
• CamTran receives $10M grant
• Local vet meets with fallen comrade’s son
• Jury selection begins for AWOL soldier’s trial
• NEW - Gov. Rendell orders flags at half-staff for Gallitzin Marine killed in Afghanistan
• NEW – Pa. hunter dies in tree stand accident
• Today is deadline for registering to vote in Pa.
• In brief: T-D garners advertising award
• UPJ to host Philosophical Society meeting
• Apple Harvest: ‘A wonderful crop’
• District Deaths Oct. 4, 2010
• In brief: Donations of knitted items sought
• ANDY LASKY | Go downtown
• Persons of the Week: A league above
• Two authorities sue insurer for alleged losses
• Brothers to speak at banquet
• 2-1-1 system in the works
• Fair gets $54G water bill
• ‘It’s a hazard’
• Seward man dies aiding motorist
• Reunion for Cresson patients moved up
• Program prepares tots for preschool
• MICHELE M. BENDER | Happy 50th, Mayberry
• Onorato spells out plan and his name
• Corbett hoping to change Harrisburg
• Commuter tax is set to expire
• 'The day she died'
• District Deaths Oct. 3, 2010
• Carrolltown man found dead in car near Armagh
• Red Cross agency challenges arbitrator’s decision
• Worker who fell awarded $1 million
• Pink Tie Affair brings attention to cause
• Route 56 delay
• NEW – State budget collections beat expectations in September
• NEW – Official at center of state terror-alert flap quits
• Md. issues final approval for Casselman coal mine
• Inmate asks federal court to toss sandwich sanctions
• Local briefs 10/02/2010
• Activities planned for White Cane Week
• WPSU series to feature Portage’s past, present
• System dumps close to 3 inches of rain
• Columbus Day Basket Raffle Fundraiser at Johnstown Galleria to Benefit the ALS Assocation of Western
• NEW – Emergency service workers dealing with flooding issues
• NEW – MountainTop Technologies lays off 11
• NEW – New Enterprise to construct road to Flight 93 memorial
• Township police chief reportedly suspended over Hershey Bears ticket inquiry
• NEW – DRS layoffs affect 50
• NEW – Critz pushes bill to rename Indiana post office after Jimmy Stewart
• MountainTop Technologies furloughs 11 more workers
• United Way: Fund drive ‘off to good start’
• Military releases details on Marine’s death
• Second teen facing trial as an adult
• Correction 10/01/2010
• Authority seeking funds from EPA
• Bridge will be shut for drivers during project
• Raising awareness with a goal of saving lives
• Gallitzin Marine killed
• NEW -- Gallitzin man killed in Afghanistan
• Burglars get $18G in tech equipment
• Golden Games conclude
• Forest Hills to honor alumni
• Penelec ups recycling bounty for refrigerators, freezers
• Suspect to receive treatment
• Judge deals blow to save-Braemar effort
• Girlfriend faces trial for aiding assault suspect
• State suspends lawyer
• In brief: South Fork resident dies in traffic accident
• Banishing bullies
• Police Roundup: Defense wants calls tossed in FBI death
• Final water funds flowing toward Ralphton system
• Man had guns in Walmart, police allege
• Judge reinstates suit against power plant
• Bar drugs from crash trial, defense asks
• Not guilty plea in killing
• ‘Investment in the future’
• NEW – Bedford County accident claims South Fork man
• Judge hears final arguments in Laurel Valley case
• Speaker inspires students
• Sides clash on Social Security
• Hopefuls face off
• Funeral services set for Nanty Glo teen killed in car crash
• In brief: Fund to aid family of wreck victim
• NAMI awareness week strives to remove stigma of mental illness
• Cambria, Somerset jobless rates drop
• Students receive counseling following fatal accident
• In brief: Students assist with cemetery cleanup
• Retired NBC News exec covered historical events
• Four people injured after police chase
• BILL EGGERT | Moxham memories in monochrome
• ‘It needed to be done’
• Region to host adventure race
• Mother dies in crash
• Williams ditches Dems
• Wildlife expert chases down pesky critters
• District Deaths Sept. 27, 2010
• Somerset senior centers offer more meal options
• Light the Night
• Locomotive bumps railcar, derails at Hollsopple plant
• Critz, Casey join for campaign blitz in region
• In brief: Sprinkler malfunction won’t delay classes
• District Deaths Sept.26, 2010
• Postal carrier admits stashing 12,000 pieces of mail
• Police: Boyfriend set up home-invasion
• NEW – Alleged FBI killer’s husband facing 20 years-plus
• NEW – Man convicted of murdering Penn State-Altoona student
• Lancaster-area girl, 2, drowns in backyard fish pond
• New Mexico man winner of 911 foundation Harley raffle
• Blair man convicted in student’s murder
• IN BRIEF | Casey to join Critz for campaign canvass
• Drilling issues examined
• Windber institute to salute Klementik
• Lovebirds to stay together
• Storage building to benefit county, boro
• Accused FBI killer’s husband sentenced
• 20 frozen cats recovered from suburban Philly home
• NEW – State teachers’ union loses address privacy case
• Bicyclist paralyzed in ’93 crash dies on new bike
• Pa. Senate leader proposes changes to open records
• NEW – Two injuried in apparent jump from train
• IN BRIEF | Critz praises bill to aid small-business growth
• Three hurt while jumping from train
• Longtime Johnstown official dies
• Second man charged in bond scam
• Sewer rates to rise in Franklin
• Pa. official touts drill tax benefits
• Incline’s reopening delayed
• Pittsburgh man to stand trial for murder
• BREAKING NEWS – Pittsburgh man held in ex-girlfriend’s murder
• Death of boy found in bathtub ruled homicide
• NEW – Carnegie Heroes Fund honors 19 with medals, money
• In brief: Fire chief suspended after sex claim
• Funding expected to boost sewer services
• 13 vying to be UPJ’s homecoming queen
• Summerhill Twp. leaders approve new wind farm
• Theft charges waived
• City seeks funds for sewage project
• Sudden storm
• NEW – Feds say California-based group flew coke to Pittsburgh
• NEW - Storms cause power outages, downed trees in PIttsburgh area
• Johnstown Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Western Pa. fire chief suspended after sex claim
• Police: Dad left son, 4, in car to visit bar
• City man to stand trial on firearms charges
• Shooting-spree suspect arraigned, sent to prison
• Attorney: Bouncer was defending himself
• Opening of restaurant may be boost for airport
• Opinions sought on brownfields
• ‘It’s a lot of work’
• 2nd crash victim dies
• Worker finds human remains under Pittsburgh bridge
• Pa. soldier killed by roadside bomb in Afghanistan
• Police Roundup: Attorney: Suspect ‘caused’ student’s death
• Agency moving into new home
• Barrel victim ID’d
• ‘Flood’ author returning
• Meyersdale charges teen escapee
• Red Cross schedules annual Vampire 5K
• Barr coal cleanup project earns national recognition
• Nanty Glo officer accused of hitting, biting a minor
• ‘Jeopardy!’ whiz extends winning streak to six shows
• Family awarded $270G damages from 2004 crash
• Murder trial delayed
• In brief: Three teens arrested for drugs near school
• BILL EGGERT | Three brothers form this ‘wolf pack’
• Lobbyist changes plea in earmarks probe
• Razing of FreightCar plant a blow for Franklin
• Interview may be evidence
• Leaf peeping
• Murder suspect surrenders
• District Deaths Sept. 20, 2010
• ‘Shrewd operator’
• Halfway house offers bridge to freedom
• ‘The light of day’
• In brief: Blaze damages home in Ligonier Township
• Cambria County Court Report 09/19/2010
• Bandshell Bark ‘a great success’
• RALPH COUEY | Enjoying the simple things
• Local companies among the best places to work
• School-bus law violators facing police crackdown
• In brief: Anti-bullying event planned
• New website to connect volunteers with projects
• Woman accused of attacking cop
• Burglary suspect arraigned
• Fire destroys Jackson home
• Local Sheetz renovation serves as model for chain
• Agency to collect old drugs
• ‘Hearts are one’
• Man dies after being shot in New Castle bar
• Pittsburgh juvenile offender school van fired on
• NEW – Report: Fracking chemicals found in NE Pa. water wells
• NEW – Jackson firemen sent to structure fire
• Renovation bids come in higher than expected
• Fire destroys association’s clubhouse
• Teen to remain in detention facility
• Mom charged with using her daughter in scam
• Somerset placed on drought warning
• Airport officials clarify details of manager’s exit
• CTC lands $99M deal with Navy
• Murder trial issues debated
• NEW – Indiana County fire ruled an arson
• NEW – Mellon Arena to be demloished
• NEW – Police: Cigarette holdups lead to Conemaugh River barrel body
• Pa. home foreclosure filings, bank seizures jump
• NEW – Line break in Johnstown causes Verizon outage in Punxsutawney
• NEW – Cresson motorists hits 600-pound bull elk
• NEW – 1 dead, 1 hurt in wrong-way crash on Interstate 283
• Event to benefit CMT Foundation
• Police Roundup: Terroristic threat under investigation
• Woman accused of having sex with 14-year-old boy
• Strategies sought for fire companies
• Local native winning big on ‘Jeopardy!’
• Report praises Memorial heart program
• Trucker awarded $750,000
• Juvenile facing charges as adult
• Up-graded: Area students improve on state tests
• FBI seeks 'unmasked’ Pittsburgh-area bank robber
• Inventor of The Club dies in Pa. crash
• Coroner yet to ID body in barrel
• Homicide suspect sought
• NEW – AP: Man charged in connection with remains found in barrel
• NEW – Police in Somerset County investigate stabbing
• NEW – Students warned after sex assault on IUP campus
• NEW – Shots fired in Hornerstown
• NEW – Report: U.S. woman freed from Iran prison
• In brief: Rockwood man charged in stabbing
• Man is accused of going on naked shooting spree
• Effort to expand system faces tough road
• Ready to build
• Police: As owner vacationed, man conned way into home
• Ex-con is held again
• NEW - Towers en route to Altoona-area wind farm site
• In brief: Hopewell man killed in Bedford Co. crash
• Wilmore couple accused of taking funds
• Suspect captured after shots reported in city
• Delinquent tax sale auction nets $50G
• Pittsburgh mom sues Ebensburg Center for daughter’s death
• Richland OKs liquor license transfer for country club
• Biker charged in crash
• Cultural swap
• Route 219 upgrades pushed
• NEW – Critz backing legislation on Route 219 expansion
• In brief: Stoystown man killed in motorcycle crash
• United Way will salute high levels of sharing
• Researchers excavate cemetery on prison grounds
• Military Hall of Fame adds 5
• Experts urge flu shots for everyone
• Person of the Week: Charity drives
• District Deaths Sept. 13, 2010
• Remembering 9/11
• NEW – First ladies speak at Flight 93 memorial service
• District Deaths Sept.12, 2010
• In brief: Crash ties up Route 56 traffic
• Cambria County Court Report 09/12/2010
• Roxbury neighborhood festival planned
• Cottage’s time running out
• Critz, Burns spar on latest stimulus
• Plans unveiled for chapel to move
• For many, a day of strong emotion
• Local businessman charged in scheme to redeem bonds
• Obama: Bin Laden still pursued
• Controversies cast shadow on 9/11 events
• Flight 93 chapel may be moving
• Local contractors benefiting
• Flight 93 work well under way
• Marine killed in Afghanistan is laid to rest
• Incline closed for two weeks
• Airport shakeup
• NEW – Funeral held for local Marine killed in Afghanistan
• BREAKING NATIONAL NEWS: 1 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California blast, fire
• Post office offers commemorative cancellation
• First ladies bring attention to fundraising effort
• Area prepares to remember 9/11
• Attacks united U.S., FDNY firefighter says
• Entry fees, cutbacks discourage fair exhibitors
• Local briefs 09/10/2010
• NEW – 'Polka King’ plans comeback after prison stint
• NEW – Obama to award posthumous Medal of Honor to Pa. man
• 2nd teacher in W.Pa. district faces sex charges
• Conemaugh Twp. intermediate achieves national recognition
• Man gets 19-44 years for firing into vehicle
• Portage Twp. replaces auditors with accounting firm
• Fallen Marine’s body returned
• Lumber building razed
• BREAKING NEWS – Firemen from three counties battling fire in Reade Township
• Lightning may have sparked gas well fire
• Jury hears case of disabled trucker
• Crime Roundup: Police: Driver deliberately struck another man with car
• Man pleads to conspiracy in beatings at area motel
• Wreck victim was Johnstown resident
• Climbing out of the ditch
• County: Try juvenile as adult in car thefts
• Text message is hate crime, parent says
• Western Pa. man killed in tractor accident
• Drug robbery suspect held for trial
• BILL EGGERT | Humble hero's homer
• Reconstructionist to join crash probe
• Panel wants input on churches
• Correction
• Richland residents: Hydrants lacking
• Geistown club seeking liquor license transfer
• Marine’s funeral Thursday
• LV testimony continues
• NEW – Tougher poaching rules take effect in Pennsylvania
• NEW – Woman accused of shooting FBI agent seeks more time to prepare for trial
• Rendell wants gas industry to help shale towns
• In brief: Cresson company offering fire program
• ‘Art Crawl’ event will transform downtown into culture center
• Marcellus Shale gas is focus of PCN programming this week
• Controller’s booklet provides glimpse at Cambria’s finances
• Library now offers e-book access to patrons
• Stink bugs pose threat to Pa. fruit orchards
• Jewish heritage studied
• Border question resolved
• Holiday traditions
• Cambria officials threatened
• ‘Reunion time’: Cambria City fest draws tens of thousands
• District Deaths Sept. 6, 2010
• In brief: Somerset driver hurt in crash
• Cycle run to benefit paramedic
• Holy Name Elementary celebrating centennial
• Person of the week: Comfort food
• MICHELE M. BENDER | School’s first day can be hard on everybody
• Milder winter in store, weather experts say
• In brief: Law Street to close Tuesday for grading
• Gift of music
• C. Heights program earns grant
• Probe continues into wreck involving hot paving material
• Developers think big
• Facility embodies doctor’s approach to assisted living
• Analysis: Can gutsy Onorato overtake Corbett?
• Craft showcase
• Aging vehicle fleet has city scrambling
• Sewage project wins Paint approval
• Racino plans stalled
• Rain no deterrent for ethnic festival
• NEW – Roethlisberger suspension reduced to 4 games
• NEW – Residents urged to boil water
• NEW – Indiana County Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Jeff Dunham bringing comedy show to Johnstown
• Area Marine killed fighting in Afghanistan
• 4 escape burning home
• Judge won’t budge on bond amount
• NEW – Police dog bites girl, mom
• Northeast braces for Earl's arrival
• In brief: Memorial ride will pay tribute to Flight 93
• Firefighters raise nearly double their MDA goal
• Police Roundup: Escapee waives hearing, case moves to Cambria court
• Remains in barrel remain a mystery
• Man accused of 4 arsons to enter counseling
• Summer shines on Windber pool
• Murder trial ‘in limbo’
• Bracing for Earl
• More travelers expected
• Bleier: Flight 93 fundraising dinner set for November
• NEW – Police officer forced out over marijuana plant
• BREAKING – Indiana police investigating body found in barrel in the water
• Information request slows case
• Text of President Obama's address to the nation on Tuesday
• In brief: 2 suspects arraigned in cross burning
• Ex-worker charged in CoGo’s robbery
• Valu King pushes bargains at 1st Pa. store in chain
• Rape suspect seeks release on lower bond
• Judge overturns ruling on police benefits
• Barrel contains murder victim
• Handyman gets prison
• NEW – 2 suspects arraigned in cross burning
• NEW – John Wayne's son to be honored at Jimmy Stewart Museum
• BREAKING NEWS – Solensky gets state prison for ripping off elderly woman
• NEW – WWII ship that ferried troops docks in Pittsburgh
• NEW – Penn State mascot cited for drinking, suspended
• 2nd corruption trial delayed for ex-Pa. Rep. Veon
• Ex-Steelers to raise funds for Flight 93 memorial
• Projects ready to take off at Somerset airport
• Cops: Woman helped boy evade capture
• Man pleads guilty to terroristic threats
• Homicide suspect gets probation in drug case
• Judge nixes bond reduction
• Bill would expand bulk purchasing of electricity
• Police: Child used to solicit cash in scam
• ‘Tax man’ spared jail time
• Lower Yoder fire
• NEW – $450K heroin seizure largest ever in Fayette County
• Police: Pa. toddler run over by tractor, killed
• UPDATE – Firefighters at working structure fire
• NEW – Car hits tree, killing 2 women
• In brief: Inmate apprehended without incident
• Police Roundup: Pair of Cambria fugitives picked up in Clearfield Co.
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after Somerset Co. crash
• Officials probe mass fish kill
• 2 earn environmental honors
• Shuster sees progress during recent trip to Afghanistan
• Board seeks temporary injunction at care home
• Meyersdale teen to remain in center
• NEW – Pa. school pension fund posts 14.6 percent return
• District Deaths Aug. 31, 2010
• Police: SUV rolled down hill, into community pool
• Portage man jailed after police standoff
• 2 missing canoeists found in Clearfield County
• Some hospitals see blizzard-related baby boom
• NEW – Electric malfunction kills 1,100 trout near Confluence
• In brief: Pitt-Johnstown climbs in college rankings
• Contest seeking photos for Somerset postcards
• Persons of the week: Spotlight on sportsmen
• 14-year-old girl dies in ATV accident
• Loan boosts water project
• Work progressing at C. Cambria schools
• Winners of 62nd annual Emmy Awards
• District Deaths Aug. 30, 2010
• District Deaths Aug. 29, 2010
• In brief: Damage to vehicles set at $4,000
• Cambria County Court Report 08/29/2010
• Andy Lasky | McCort reunion erases 35 years of separation
• Peniel grads celebrate new lives
• Richland puts tech in hands of students
• Apollo group to honor local doctor
• Upper Yoder grocery changing owners tonight
• City leases property for fire training
• Youths held in separate facilities
• Index: Region in recovery
• NEW – Strapped Uniontown to lay off rest of firefighters
• NEW – Woman gets 19-plus years in violent Ligonier bank heist
• District Deaths Aug. 28, 2010
• NEW – Animal response team frees stuck elderly horse
• NEW – Indiana County man held for trial in love-triangle slaying
• Palin to address Pennsylvania Family Institute tonight in Hershey
• Pittsburgh casino tops for table game revenues
• NEW – Woman gets prison for biting off mate’s ear
• NEW – UPMC reportedly to add 500 jobs
• IN BRIEF | Woman gets 19 years for bank heist
• Bouncer’s girlfriend accused of lying to police
• Police charge bouncer in customer’s beating
• United Way sets $1.1M goal for campaign
• Evidence seized in Richland hit-run fatality
• 3 indicted in cross burning
• Car-theft suspect charged as juvenile
• Main Street East garage repairs planned
• Woman awaits sentencing for sex assault of teen
• NEW – Fayette woman pleads guilty to killing mom, says 'voices' told her to do it
• NEW – DEP to cite fire department for illegal burning
• District Deaths Aug. 27, 2010
• NEW – Coroner says Huntingdon infant died of homicide
• NEW – Fayette County woman guilty of killing mom due to ’voices’
• NEW – United Way kicks of campaign with breakfast
• NEW – Fugitive waives extradition
• Captured fugitive waives extradition to N. Carolina
• Panel postpones ruling on casino license
• Man to stand trial for infant’s assault
• School locked down in suspect search
• Ticket-writing case is over for ex-mayor
• Police ID hit-run driver
• City cracks down on unpaid trash bills
• Changes sought at park
• One suspect held in spree of thefts
• NEW – Local school on lockdown as police search for armed teen
• District Deaths Aug. 26, 2010
• NEW – Indiana man charged in bizarre stalking case
• BREAKING – Shoeless fugutive once again eludes police
• NEW – Drillers eyeing Powdermill Nature Reserve
• Fire damages Westmont home
• Northern Cambria teacher fights suspension
• City to demolish more blighted structures
• Doctor faces year in prison for DUI
• Police corral suspect
• Search leads to lake
• Pittsburgh-area boro manager suspended over missing money
• NEW – Area police on the lookout for teen they believe to be armed and dangerous
• District Deaths Aug. 25, 2010
• NEW – Bethel Park woman, oldest person in state, dead at 110
• NEW – Somerset man arrested in Oregon after wrecking stolen car
• In brief: United Way gets new website
• Firefighter set Confluence house fire, state police allege
• Bishop Carroll names new principal
• Two teens sought in string of vehicle thefts
• District Deaths Aug. 24, 2010
• BREAKING – Michelle Obama, Laura Bush, at 9/11 event in Shanksville
• Local briefs 08/24/2010
• School closure trial delayed
• First lady to attend 9/11 ceremonies
• Adams leaders OK more turbines
• Water project moves ahead
• Defense company honored
• NEW – Toomey speaks in Harrisburg, launches bus tour
• Local briefs 08/23/2010
• ATV crash claims life of Portage man
• Volunteers team up to clean up 2 playgrounds
• Little time, lots to do for legislators
• Borough may merge two water authorities
• 9/11 hero to speak at event
• District Deaths Aug. 23, 2010
• District Deaths Aug. 22, 2010
• In brief: Penn Highlands president, wife establish scholarship
• Andy Lasky | It does take a village
• ‘Happy with what I heard’
• Military academy applications down in 12th district
• Tree troubles
• Details of arena probe emerge
• ‘Discover the history’
• RALPH COUEY | A tale of 2 cities’ biker rallies
• IN BRIEF: Worn flags can be deposited at VFW
• Essay contest winners to receive iPods
• Farming future on table
• A life of its own
• NEW – 15 Pa. airports to split $1.9M; Somerset getting $330,000 for hangar
• NEW – 2 men missing after boat capsizes
• Police: Man admits dropped heroin is his, then is arrested
• NEW – Small plane crashes into Susquehanna; no major injuries
• State: No licenses are available for racetrack
• Bedford businessman makes emergency landing
• NEW – Police say Sunday school teacher had sex with girl
• NEW – 3 teens charged with killing prize cow in Somerset County
• NEW – Nanty Glo woman killed in vehicle accident in Indiana County
• NEW – Motorcycle crashes in Lower Yoder
• BREAKING –Small plane makes emergency landing in Johnstown
• Bikers to gather in Somerset County to honor first responders
• Bikers to honor 9/11 victims with 455-mile procession
• Local briefs 08/20/2010
• Pair face drug, child charges
• Woman, man hurt in cycle accident
• Jury: Company owes man $29G in back wages
• Shade teachers to work without contract
• NEW – Trial date set in FBI agent’s shooting death
• IN BRIEF | Bolivar man dies in accident at sewage plant
• Woman accused of lying about crime faces trial
• Trial set in death of FBI agent
• Suspect in Pgh. murder now faces drug charges
• Company faults DEP for Marcellus drilling delays
• Police: Man injured baby
• Racino planner eyes city
• NEW – Youth football coach faces drug charges
• In brief: Nollapalooza to aid with medical expenses
• Hearing postponed for stalking suspect
• Officials eye projects at Rockwood trailhead
• Vintondale man sought in robberies
• Authority building homes to upgrade neighborhood
• Boro, twp. back troubled fire dept.
• Suspects to face trial
• Mom gets 5-10 years in boy’s bathtub drowning
• NEW – Police say Indiana man raped girl, 14, he baby-sat
• NEW – City brothers face trial in homicide
• NEW – N.Y. mayor to endorse Sestak in Senate race
• Police ID pair killed in Westmoreland motorcycle crash
• Murder trial set
• Police investigating New Florence bank heist
• Rabid kitten found
• Grant allows vo-tech to offer free-tuition program
• New urgent care center opening in Richland
• Road funds cut
• Ferndale council outlines sewer plans
• NEW – Fire marshal says oil vapors caused well blast
• 78-year-old man rides Kennywood roller coaster 90 times in day
• NEW – Officer finds 2 killed in Westmoreland cycle crash
• NEW – Third-party candidate withdraws from governor’s race
• NEW – Monk who served as Steelers groundskeeper dies
• NEW - Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie headed to Johnstown
• In brief: Police seek suspect in Richland assault
• Oil vapors blamed for well blast
• Zombie and Cooper to rock War Memorial
• Rockwood Amtrak stop studied
• District Deaths Augustl 16, 2010
• Northern Cambria police struggling for 24-hour coverage
• BILL EGGERT | Flying the not-so-friendly skies
• Scout councils consider merger
• East Carroll ready to mark 100 years
• Boro seeks $186G equipment grant
• Cambria County fair struggles with funding slash
• Organizers: Music fest attendance up 27%
• Somerset County resident accused of stalking woman
• Robber hits Nanty Glo bank
• United Way shifts focus of how funds are allocated
• Suggestions offered for interim Route 56 fixes
• Dangerous road
• Parties gear up for fall campaigns
• N. Cambria delays vote on nuisance ordinance
• Township decides to raze cottage
• Two-day festival offers something for everyone
• Closure may be costly
• Local briefs 08/14/2010
• Defendant in abuse case brought back to Pa.
• Cambria housing program receives additional $500G
• Youths leaving foster care get intro to college
• Workers hailed for actions
• NEW – Truck overturns near Point
• NEW – Partial building collapse
• NEW – U.S Marshals apprehend fugitive in Johnstown
• Local briefs 08/13/2010
• U.S. marshals catch 2 fugitives in city
• Windber man accused of robbing pharmacy
• Cambria to be site of a GOP ‘victory center’
• Grandview receives pilot’s additional remains
• Turbine tussle persists
• Most injured in car-bus crash leave hospitals
• Course for the future
• Johnstown resident, husband charged with robbery
• Hearing today on wind farm proposal
• ‘I’m honored’
• Teenager dies from crash injuries
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Johnstown!
• Johnstown FolkFest
• Resonance Percussion

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