Stories for October 2005
Stories for Wednesday, October 19
Powerball Frenzy!
This is the first time in the history of Powerball that the jackpot has reached 340 million dollars and Wednesday night someone could walk away a winner. But many don't realize the game has changed. This summer lottery officials added two more numbers to the list, which as drastically effected ...
Trick Or Treat Listings
October 31st -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CLEARFIELD TRICK OR TREAT October 31st from 6-8pm CITY OF JOHNSTOWN TRICK OR TREAT October 31st from 6-8pm PUNXSUTAWNEY BORO HALLOWEEN PARADE SANDY TOWNSHIP TRICK OR TREAT October 31st from 5-7pm SOUTHMONT, WESTMONT, BROWNSTOWN, LOWER YODER October 31st from 6-8pm STATE COLLEGE TRICK OR TREAT October 31st ...
Candidate For Governor Visits Area
Republican Bill Scranton was in our region Wednesday trying to encourage you to cast your vote for him. Scranton's running for Governor in next spring's primary. His campaign "PA Comeback" is designed to encourage people that Pennsylvania, a one-time leader in development, can grow back into that situation, but he ...
Child Abuse
New legislation could make it mandatory for teachers and clergymen to undergo specific training that would allow them to better recognize and report child abuse. In Pennsylvania, it is already mandatory for schools to report any abuse. Both teachers and church members are taking more active roles in protecting children ...
Stories for Tuesday, October 18
Local Community Loses Funding To Fix Flood Control
Because of the devastation in the south caused by Hurricane Katrina, funding that was to go to Meyersdale residents affected by flooding from Hurricane Ivan, was diverted south. For now, affected Meyersdale residents are out of luck and they say they're not too happy about it. "If we have one ...
Police Officer In Accident
The cement truck turned left onto Walters Avenue at from Solomon Run Road where the officer's motorcycle was stopped. The officer noticed the truck was cutting it close and got off the bike. The truck did bang up the front of the motorcycle. Both drivers are all right and the ...
Alternative Heat Options
You just want to stay warm this winter and save money but your heating bill hurts your budget. There are a number of alternatives you can use. Just don't wait much longer. Heating stores are busy stocking customers' homes. Business doubled at Heating World in Cresson because of rising energy ...
Emergency Preparedness Workshops
Seniors citizens in Bedford County were back in school Tuesday, learning the ins and outs of emergency preparedness. The program was put on by the Bedford Emergency Services, along with the United Way, and the Area Agency on Aging. Organizers say the message reaches far beyond the elderly. "It imperative ...
New Ways To Get More Fruits & Veggies In Your Diet
New government guidelines recommend we have at least nine servings a day of fresh fruits and vegetables. But how can you really do it? The Good Housekeeping Institute has found some innovative new food products that make eating produce easier then ever. While the government's new Food Pyramid recommendations may ...
Former PSU Basketball Player Threatens Lawsuit
Jennifer Harris' attorney says they will file a lawsuit Wednesday if the school does not retract remarks made by Rene Portland. In a written statement last week, Portland said Harris was kicked off the team because she had a poor attitude and did not meet team performance standards on or ...
Neighbors Complain About Area Business
Residents of the Coopersdale section of Johnstown say a neighborhood bar is now operating without a liquor license. Neighbors of the long-time Coopersdale business, Chocolate City, say they have been calling and complaining to police and the PLCB over late night noise and parties at the establishment. The bar lost ...
Stories for Monday, October 17
Elderly Man Dies In Fire
Dean Baker, an 81-year-old Blairsville resident, was found dead near the front door of his home; this despite a valiant effort by neighbors to save him. Fire broke out in his home on East Brown Street just after six Monday morning. After being alerted to the smoke, a neighbor rushed ...
Jury Selection Starts In High-Profile Murder Trial
Paul Aaron Ross is accused of murdering and sexually assaulting Tina Miller of Hollidaysburg. Miller's body was found in June of 2004. Jury selection began for the trial Monday morning. Two-hundred fifty possible jurors were asked to fill out questionnaires, then answer attorneys' questions. Questions ranged from things like could ...
How Good Are Laser Printers Under $100
It wasnt long ago that a laser printer for your home computer cost a couple thousand dollars. Not anymore. To find out whether they're worth buying, The Good Housekeeping Institute put some inexpensive laser printers to the test. Name-brand manufacturers are now offering laser printers for around $100, after rebates. ...
Stories for Sunday, October 16
Never To Late To Honor Fallen Vet
After more than 39 years, Air Force Col. Joseph Stine finally gets the recognition he deserves. Stine was killed in the Vietnam War in September of 1966. In 1994, a Vietnam Memorial was dedicated in Bedford. On the back of the memorial are the names of all the local soldiers ...
Stories for Saturday, October 15
New Way To ID Your Child
He isn't a doctor, nor is he testing for a cold. He is a police officer using a medical swab to make an identification stick. This moistened swab can identify your child more accurately than a fingerprint. "It's amazing, spit, I mean it's incredible where technology has gone in just ...
Stories for Friday, October 14
Katie Sabatino
From rock slides, to floods, to a first hand account of the newest lasik eye surgery... Katie Sabatino has covered it all as a reporter.She started her career in Parkersburg, West Virginia doing weekend weather, reporting, and anchoring the daybreak show. While, at WTAP, she covered the massive flooding from ...
Best Products For Elderly With Dexterity Problems
More and more seniors want to remain in their own homes for as long as possible. But this can be difficult for elderly people with limited dexterity. So The Good Housekeeping Institute has tested a few products that can help seniors maintain their independence at home. As we age, reaching ...
PA EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS GUIDE
PA EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS GUIDE Click Here IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION IN AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911 ! Tip Submission Please report criminal/terrorist tips immediately to: 1-888-292-1919 or email: sp-intelligence@state.pa.us. Pennsylvania Homeland Security: www.homelandsecurity.state.pa.us Pennsylvania Department of Health: 1-877-PA-HEALTH www.health.state.pa.us Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency: www.pema.state.pa.us Pennsylvania Poison Control Centers: 1-800-222-1222 American Red Cross: ...
Area Man To Run For Legislative Office
Mike Fleck, of Three Springs, has announced his candidacy for the 81st district seat. Fleck will run against long-time incumbent, Larry Sather. Fleck says the pay raise debate influenced his decision. "From what I'm hearing out of Harrisburg, I think that the pay increase was the last straw. I think ...
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