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NPRC, Lutheran Home at Kane and UPMC Kane partnering in education

KANE, Pa. – According to a recent study by AARP, an estimated 63 million American adults provide ongoing care to a family member, friend, or neighbor with a medical condition or disability. That care can include support with critical daily activities, such as bathing, dressing, and feeding, as well as everyday needs like shopping, financial management, and transportation. However, most individuals who take on a caregiving role at home have never received formal training. That’s why three local businesses are teaming up to provide knowledge and support to caregivers in ...

Safe driving urged for holiday weekend

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) are urging Pennsylvanians to celebrate responsibly ahead of the Labor Day holiday, and announced the national crackdown on impaired driving, which began yesterday and runs through Monday. PSP and municipal police agencies will conduct impaired driving enforcement details as part of this enforcement and education campaign. Hosted by Penn State Health at their Life Lion Hangar in Hershey, the administration was also joined by representatives from the Pennsylvania DUI Association (PA ...

Man wanted in Jamestown faces new PA charges

A man who was listed this week as one of the Jamestown Police Department’s Top 10 Most Wanted List on Saturday was briefly jailed in Pennsylvania over the weekend. Andrew A. D’Angelo, 27, of Marienville, Pa., was wanted in Jamestown on charges of second-degree strangulation and ...

State lawmaker wants ‘back to basics’ math instruction

A state lawmaker wants to take Pennsylvania’s math instruction back to basics. Sen. Michele Brooks, R-Greenville, is circulating a co-sponsorship memorandum for legislation she is drafting that would bring more focus on math skills used in everyday life as well as the state’s focus on ...

Warren County Courthouse commemorating 150 years next week

The public is invited and encouraged to join the Warren County Historical Society and the Warren County Government in commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Warren County Courthouse. In April of 1876, Buffalo architect M.E. Beebe’s plans were accepted by Warren County Commissioners and ...