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UPDATE: State police have ‘no reason to believe’ Burham has left area

Jail escapee Michael Burham is believed to be in the general area of Warren County, according to a Saturday afternoon update from the Pennsylvania State Police. Operational command shifted from the City of Warren police to the Pennsylvania State Police Friday night. “We ask the public to ...

New Burham charge details jail escape

City of Warren police have filed a felony charge of escape against Michael Burham with District Judge Raymond Zydonik on Friday. According to the affidavit of probable cause filed in that case, county dispatch was notified that an inmate escaped at 11:26 p.m. on Thursday. Jail staff said that ...

UPDATE: Inmate used bed sheets to escape from Warren jail

An inmate used bed sheets tied together to aid in his escape from the Warren County Jail late Thursday, officials confirmed at a press conference. A multi-agency manhunt is underway for Michael C. Burham, the prime suspect in the May shooting death of a Jamestown woman and for the ...

Warren native, blind since birth, performs at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Since he was three years old, Daniel Nordin’s life has revolved around music. On Friday, Nordin, a Warren native, currently of Lewis Run, had a musical experience of a lifetime. He sang and played keyboard during a 15-minute solo concert at the entrance to the Rock and Roll Hall of ...

Warren teen sentenced to life

A Warren teen will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole for killing his grandmother just over one year ago. Juston K. Moore, 19, was sentenced by President Judge Maureen Skerda on Friday afternoon. The victim was Kelly D. Wadsworth, 60, 619 Fourth Ave., ...

Tarp Skunks beat Pilots 10-7

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — With Patrick DeMarco lost for the season due to an arm injury, the Jamestown Tarp Skunks were in need of pitching help. Enter Joe Reitebach. The Gannon University right-hander threw 5 2/3 fairly effective innings before tiring late and Jamestown gave him eight runs of ...