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PennDOT, partners share tips for driving around heavy trucks

PennDOT, partners share tips for driving around heavy trucks As the final stretch of summer travel season continues through Labor Day, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and its safety partners are reminding everyone of the importance of using caution when driving around ...

‘Top notch’ farewell

After two decades with the Warren Police Department, Chief Joseph Sproveri is stepping down from his position, bringing to a close a career marked by leadership, community involvement and continued professional development within the department. During remarks at Monday’s City Council ...

Three teens charged with squatting in city home

Three Warren teens have been charged after allegedly squatting in a Conewango Avenue home. Aaron J. McMillen, 19, Akia Markham, 18, and Aubree S. Edwards, 19, all of Warren, were charged with first-degree felony burglary - overnight accommodation, no person present, third-degree felony criminal trespass - entering structure, and criminal mischief - damaging property on Monday after warrants were issued for their arrest. All three had left the home before police were able to respond. Bail was set at $5,000 by Magisterial District Judge Raymond Zydonik. McMillan is listed in the ...

New homeschool nonprofit opens its doors

As homeschooling rates continue to rise, organizations that foster the educational needs of young people continue to grow in Warren County. The intention of ECHO (Enrichment + Christian Homeschool Opportunities) is to serve Christian homeschool families by creating consistent opportunities ...

Big inning sends Missouri past Massachusetts at BRWS

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — One inning can make all the difference in a baseball game and a big bottom of the third was all Southeast, Missouri needed to defeat Westfield, Massachusetts 9-2 in Game 13 of the Babe Ruth 13-year-old World Series at Diethrick Park in Jamestown on Tuesday morning. After ...

Allegheny National Forest requests submissions for Kinzua opportunities

The Allegheny National Forest is seeking submissions from interested parties to provide high-quality public services, in the operation and maintenance of government-owned facilities at Kinzua Beach and Kinzua Point Information Center. Respondents are encouraged to submit their concepts and ideas for the area and how that vision could be achieved. This solicitation for concepts is called a “Request for Expressed Interest” and is not a formal offering for the award of a special use permit or for participation in future solicitations. Submissions received from this request may ...