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Former Scout leader pleads guilty to felony charge

Cops & Court Report May 14, 2026

A Warren man identified by Warren police as a Boy Scout leader has pleaded guilty to a third-degree felony charge of corruption of minors. Ryan A. Zavinski, 25, of Warren had been charged with three counts of third-degree felony corruption of minors – defendant age 18 or above, four counts of corruption of minors and three counts of indecent exposure after an investigation by Warren police officers. In addition to one charge of third-degree felony corruption of minors, Zavinski pleaded guilty to one first-degree misdemeanor charge of corruption of minors. The rest of the charges ...

Engine for past

Community May 14, 2026

Every May, across the nation, trains are remembered and celebrated with their own National Day. National Train Day highlights the economic, environmental, and cultural significance of a mode of transportation that was central to the Industrial Revolution, which allowed for the swift transport ...

On The Record

Cops & Court Report May 14, 2026

N. WARREN COUNTY – DISTRICT JUDGE LAURA BAUER Harassment. Destiny L. Morse, 28, of Warren was charged with harassment - subject other to physical contact May 7 by Conewango Township Police after an alleged incident May 5 in Conewango Township. Criminal mischief. Tristan M. Sutliff, 26, of Warren was charged with criminal mischief - damaging property May 7 by Conewango Township Police after an alleged incident May 5 in Conewango Township. Retail theft. Margaret A. Froman, 69, of Tidioute was charged with retail theft - taking merchandise May 11 by Conewango Township Police after an ...

House member eyes uniform bail process statewide

Local News May 14, 2026

A Republican state House member is asking his colleagues to take the first step toward creating a uniform bail process across Pennsylvania. Rep. Tim Bonner, R-Grove City, has introduced House Resolution 519, which calls for the Pennsylvania Sentencing Commission to gather data from all 67 ...

Power Of Teamwork

Local News May 13, 2026

MEAD — Emergency responders from three local fire departments gathered at Jakes Rocks for a Safety Day training focused on rescue operations at the trail system, an area that presents unique challenges because of its rugged terrain and remote location. Members of the Clarendon Volunteer ...

Pa. lawsuit wants Amazon liable for product made by vendor

Local News May 13, 2026

A Pennsylvania couple wants Amazon held liable for an allegedly defective product sold on its platform by a third-party vendor after a crash on an electric bicycle. Daniel and Cynthia Whiteman sued Amazon and Guangzhou Gedesheng Electric Bike Co. last week in the Allegheny Court of Common Pleas, alleging Amazon owed a duty to “exercise reasonable care” in the distribution of the e-bike. It is blamed for putting the e-bike into the stream of commerce. It’s an issue that courts have wrestled with around the country, but the Whitemans’ cause is helped by federal Third Circuit ...