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Corry man faces charge in dog’s death

Local News June 23, 2026

A Corry man faces charges after allegedly abandoning his sick dog in Freehold Township. Daniel R. Kinnear, 20, of Corry was charged Monday by the State Police at Warren with third-degree felony aggravated cruelty to animals - causing serious bodily injury or death, third-degree felony aggravated cruelty to animals - torture, three counts of second-degree misdemeanor cruelty to animals, third-degree misdemeanor neglect of animals - sustenance/water, third-degree misdemeanor neglect of animals - shelter/protection, and two counts of third-degree misdemeanor neglect of animals - vet ...

School district’s Art Department shines

Community June 23, 2026

The Warren County School District art department held the All-County High School Art Show at the Warren Library during the month of May. Students worked hard to showcase their outstanding achievements.Art Department Curriculum Coordinator, Heather Walters expressed that the All‑County High ...

Big picture

Local News June 23, 2026

A new mural in downtown Warren is coming along nicely, thanks to the effort, time and talent of artist Sara Aiello. The painting began in late May and currently, a considerable amount of the mural is complete. After being able to keep an element of surprise to the project, now revealed are ...

Energy future a defining issue in gubernatorial race

Local News June 23, 2026

Pennsylvania’s energy future is emerging as a defining issue in the 2026 governor’s race, and both Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and Republican State Treasurer Stacy Garrity say their competing plans would make energy more affordable for residents. Garrity, speaking recently before the Marcellus Shale Coalition in Hershey, promised a natural-gas-first agenda that would lift barriers to drilling, speed permits for pipelines and power plants, roll back energy mandates, and position the commonwealth as a national and global energy leader. Her message offers a contrast with ...

McCormick hopeful Shapiro will opt Pennsylvania into national school choice

Local News June 22, 2026

As U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick continues to advocate for a federal school choice program, he expressed optimism that first-term Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro would opt Pennsylvania into it. “I think that the rationale of this opportunity will hopefully convince him to opt in,” the Pennsylvania Republican said Monday afternoon. “I hope and expect he will.” McCormick’s comments about the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit were made during a virtual roundtable discussion hosted by the American Federation for Children, an organization that promotes school choice. The federal ...

State encourages travelers, homeowners to review insurance coverage

Local News June 22, 2026

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department (PID) is encouraging Pennsylvanians to review their insurance coverage and take the necessary steps to protect themselves during vacation this summer season. Whether traveling across the state, across the country, or hosting a party at home, unexpected events such as severe weather, flight disruptions, accidents, lost belongings, or medical emergencies can quickly alter summer plans. Pennsylvanians should take the time to explore available insurance protections available to them through their homeowners’ insurance policy as well as travel ...