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Tidioute news: Friendsgiving and Halloween treats

The Tidioute Area Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary and Moosewood Creek Café will be hosting a Community Friendsgiving dinner on Sunday, Nov. 22 at 3 p.m. Deliveries within Tidioute Borough are available. Please call 724-321-4862 to RSVP and/or for delivery. Everyone is welcome; this is by ...

Time is prime for car-deer crashes

Cooler weather and shorter days mean more deer are now gracing the nation’s roadways. According to new research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety (AAAFTS), more than a third of deer-vehicle collisions happen during October and November. The study examined U.S. animal-related crashes from 2020 through 2024 using national crash databases. During that time frame, more than 1.7 million police-reported crashes involved animals – about 350,000 per year – resulting in nearly 50,000 injuries and close to 300 deaths. “This research shows that fall is a particularly hazardous ...

Thrilling moments

Pictured are some recent events from Halloween in Warren.

Multiple fire departments respond to two-alarm barn fire in Farmington

FARMINGTON - Firefighters from multiple departments in Pennsylvania and New York worked together Wednesday evening to battle a two-alarm barn fire that spread to a nearby residence and surrounding wooded area in Warren County. The fire was reported at approximately 6:30 p.m. at 1476 ...

N.Y. man sentenced to probation in gun case

A Kenmore, N.Y., man has been sentenced to six years of probation after pleading guilty to two charges related to guns purchased in Warren County. Alexander E. Jones, 34, was sentenced recently by Judge Todd Woodin in the Court of Common Pleas after he and Julia Rose Carter, also of the Buffalo area, pleaded guilty in September to one count of conspiracy – loans on, or lending, giving firearms prohibited and conspiracy – statement under penalty. Jones was sentenced to five years of probation, with credit for 128 days, to satisfy the plea to conspiracy - materially false written ...

Senate push for abortion bills likely

Gov. Josh Shapiro made it clear that protecting the right to an abortion will be a priority when the new legislative session begins. A couple of days before voters handed Democrats the keys to the state Senate on Election Day, a sitting Democratic state senator provided some detail on ...