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N.Y. man declared incompetent for PA trial

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A Sinclairville, N.Y., man who had been facing 23 felony charges after an October 2024 high-speed chase that began in Chautauqua County and ended in Warren County has been declared mentally incompetent to stand trial. A trial had been scheduled for last fall but was delayed until the 2026 trial term for Nathan A. Klein. The defense attorney in the case has filed a motion for a competency examination, with the motion granted April 9 by Judge Gregory Hammond in the Court of Common Pleas. Charges of third-degree felony fleeing or attempting to elude an officer, three counts of ...

Local off-roaders unite for Grady's Decision benefit

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Allegheny Off-Road has organized a benefit ride on Saturday with all proceeds going to Grady’s Decision. Grady’s Decision, a 501c3 non-profit organization, was created to help families experiencing premature births as well as families with children needing specialized medical attention. ...

Jackson Center keynote speaker earns Nobel Peace Prize

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The 2026 International Nobel Peace Prize winner has a long legal record — including a 2019 keynote address at Chautauqua Institution during the 13th annual International Humanitarian Law Roundtable hosted by the Robert H. Jackson Center. Last week, Navi Pillay was announced as a recipient ...

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N. WARREN COUNTY – DISTRICT JUDGE LAURA BAUER Harassment. Amber I. Furman, 20, of Warren was charged with harassment - subject other to physical contact Oct. 7 by State Police at Warren after an alleged incident Sept. 28 in Conewango Township. DUI. Brian C. Bunce, 37, of Warren was charged with DUI: controlled substance with impaired ability - first offense, DUI: controlled substance or metabolite - first offense, DUI: controlled substance schedule two or three - first offense, intentional possession of a controlled substance by a person not registered, possession of marijuana - ...

Candidate for state rep offers views, plans meeting

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The public is invited to a town hall meeting for District 65 PA State Representative candidate Destiny Howard at the Pleasant Township Social Hall, 40 Fuller Ave., Warren, from 2 to 3 p.m. on Wednesday to discuss her campaign platform, which focuses on economic hardship and advocates for shifting government priorities away from reactive policies toward proactive crisis prevention. Drawing directly from her own firsthand experiences with poverty and family struggles, Howard aims to connect with voters to address critical community needs. With October being Domestic Abuse Awareness ...