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263 NAMED TO FALL DEAN’S LIST AT PITT-BRADFORD

2012-02-13T14:12:00.001-05:00

263 NAMED TO FALL DEAN’S LIST

AT PITT-BRADFORD

BRADFORD, Pa. – The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford has released its dean’s list for the Fall 2011 semester. Dean’s list status is awarded to full-time students who have earned a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.

Those earning a grade point average of 4.0 from Bradford were Richard W. Persing, a sophomore accounting major; Bryan Thomas Deloe, a senior applied mathematics major; Tiara O. Brown, a junior business management and sport and recreation management major; Jennifer Suzanne Grave, a senior business management and sports medicine major; Rachel L. Britton, a sophomore early childhood education major; Richille Vela Denora, a senior elementary education major; Jeffrey M. Warner, a freshman engineering major; Benjamin J. Walter, a junior history-political science major; Maxwell L. Cercone, a sophomore history-political science major; Kaitlin Marie Zapel, a senior human relations major; Jodi L. Irons, a freshman nursing major; Katelyn A. Morris, a junior public relations major.

Other students from the region earning a 4.0 were Aaron J. Weise, a junior computer information systems and technology major from Allegany, N.Y.; Kayla E. Branch, a senior human relations major from Olean, N.Y.; Shea Ann McKnight, a senior elementary education major, and John Michael Urmann III, a senior liberal studies and criminal justice major, both from Ridgway; Kimberly Saline, a senior accounting major from St. Marys; Elizabeth Tipton, a senior history-political science and social studies major, and Stephanie N. Johnson, a junior human relations major, both from Warren;

Jeremy Scott Freer, a senior broadcast communications major from Cyclone; Allyson J. Rhinehart, a junior biology major from Eldred; Bethany L. Mealy, a junior early childhood education major from Kane; Richard Edward Castina, a junior liberal studies and biology major from Mount Jewett; Alyssa L. Lapp, a junior psychology major from Port Allegany; Sara J. White, a freshman physical sciences major from Coudersport; and Kristen N. Bertch, a junior criminal justice major, and Jude W. Harter, a senior social studies education major, both from Clarendon.

Other students earning a 4.0 from Pennsylvania were Michael J. Forsythe, a junior chemistry and pre-pharmacy major from Imperial; Erin N. Fieldhouse, a senior elementary education major, and Maria Grace Costanza, a senior public relations major, both from Pittsburgh; Tess L. Domaracki, a senior elementary education major from Indiana; Todd Smith, a senior business management major from Saegertown; Olivia P. Fernandes, a junior athletic training major from Erie; Jennifer L. Trippett, a junior entrepreneurship and interdisciplinary arts major from Lemont;

Shannon M. Gatesman, a freshman nursing major from Mechanicsburg; Ashley M. Wenger, a senior athletic training major from Lancaster; Michael T. Eiswerth, a freshman chemical engineering major from Williamsport; Joshua Wade Flowers, a senior chemistry and chemistry education major, and Ashleigh M. Hauck, a senior sports medicine major, both from New Columbia; and Caitlin A. Smith, a freshman nursing major from Stroudsburg.

Other students earning a 4.0 were Maria Schneider from Ellwangen, Germany, and Laura Gruber from Neustadt an der Ais, both Heilbronn University exchange students; Chun Hung Kwan, a freshman business management major from Hong Kong; and Xueyuan Lin a junior biology major from Bayonne, N.J.

Other full-time students awarded dean’s list status from Bradford were Amy N. Miller, a freshman, and Brett J. Murphey, a sophomore, both accounting majors; Hallie L. Kleiner, a sophomore applied mathematics major; BriAnne M. Gleason, a junior athletic training major; Arpad Nathaniel Hervanek, a senior biology major; Kailey Fesenmyer, a junior broadcast communications major; Jing Dong and Matt Wilber, both sophomores, and Matthew A. Teribery, a senior, all business management majors; Kyle C. Yurkewicz, a freshman chemistry major; Lewis Pon Keller Jr., a senior, and Tyler D. Morris, a freshman, both computer information systems and technology majors; Desiree Lamer, a junior criminal justice major; Jason P. Carmany, a junior pre-pharmacy major; Jacob M. Karrasch and Danielle Lynn Persing, both seniors criminal justice majors;

Elementary education majors Miranda L. Nichols, a freshman, Tiffany A. Campbell and Shilah L. Hassek, both juniors, and Lindsay M. Sherman and Stephanie L. Smith, both seniors; Joseph A. Burns, a freshman entrepreneurship major; Joshua Nathaniel Poorman, a senior environmental studies major; Chelsea L. Carey, a senior mathematics education and social studies major; Brandon Matthew Wyche, a senior nursing major; Douglas A. Dixon, a senior petroleum technology and chemistry major; Amanda J. Kleps, a junior public relations major; Sarah Marie Randolph, a senior sociology major; Sarah Ann Lonzi, a senior sports medicine major; Chevonne C. Franklin, a freshman undeclared major; Jason M. Fetterman and James O. Segee, both sophomores, and Bethany Lynn Kapp, a senior, all writing majors; and Burton L. Markert; a sophomore petroleum technology major.

Other students earning dean’s list status from the region were sophomores Courtney R. McNeight, a business management major, and Troy Phillips, an early childhood education major, both from Ellicottville, N.Y.; seniors Erika Jean Davis, an elementary education major, and Jennifer Crowley, a history-political science major, both from Great Valley, N.Y.; Ashley Heram, a freshman sports medicine major, and Krista L. Branch, an undeclared freshman, both from Olean, N.Y.; Danielle M. Abers, a junior early childhood education major from Panama, N.Y.; Jamie L. Vanalstine, a freshman biology and pre-veterinary medicine major from Byrnedale; Charles Everett Holjencin, a senior chemistry major, Kimberly N. Burkhouse, a junior chemistry and pre-pharmacy major, Matthew E. Nolder, a freshman history-political science major, and Lesley A. Bickford, a senior public relations major, all from Emporium;

Alida I. Leslie, a senior hospitality management major, and Denise A. Chiesa, a senior nursing major, both from Johnsonburg; Wray R. Woelfel, a junior biology and pre-optometry major, and Harold E. Carr, a senior petroleum technology major, both from Kersey; Megan L. Delhunty, a senior nursing major from Ridgway; seniors Scott R. Neil, an accounting major, and Breann E. Lyons, an accounting and business management major, and Bethany M. Lyons, a junior sports medicine major, all from St. Marys;

From Warren, are Kimberly Truhlik, a senior accounting and business management major; Mitchell E. Boston and Samantha J. Harris, both senior business management majors; Matthew James Abplanalp, a senior chemistry major; Christopher M. Urban, a senior elementary education major; Devin R. Ruhlman, a senior elementary education and sport and recreation management major; Jacob S. Shepherd, a junior English major; Kamie Laih, a junior human relations major; Jonathan C. Welch, a sophomore petroleum technology major; and Ashley D. Zaffino, a senior sports medicine major; from North Warren are Nyssa M. Brumagin, a junior interdisciplinary art major, and Jon C. Nagurney, a senior petroleum technology major; Rachael Tipton, a junior sports medicine major from Clarendon; from Pittsfield, Nicholas O. Davies, a sophomore biology major; Tawny Lee Crocker, a senior broadcast communications major, Kenneth M. Haight, a senior business management and computer information and technology major, and Laura Lee Long, a senior sports medicine and pre-physical therapy major;

From Russell, James M. Cable, a junior biology major, Mark P. Massa, a junior petroleum technology major, Teddy R. Babcock, a sophomore petroleum technology major, and Kristina Lyn Fithian, a senior radiological science major; Chelsea M. Plant, a freshman early childhood education major from Austin; Amanda M. Davis, a senior health and physical education and sport and recreation management major from Crosby; Gloria E. Gertsch, a junior biology education major, and Daniel K. Comes, a senior computer information systems and technology and history-political science major, both from Cyclone; Kelly O’Brien, a senior broadcast communications major from Derrick City; from Eldred, are Brenda J. Brown, a senior elementary education major, Morgan J. Emery, a junior English and social sciences major, Torrey L. Johnson, a freshman entrepreneurship major, Vincent D. Berrettini, a senior mathematics education major, McKenna L. Emery, a freshman hospitality management major, and Ashley R. Johnston, a sophomore public relations major;

Brittany R. Gorrell, a senior history-political science and social studies education major, and Courtney L. Gorrell, a sophomore writing major, both from Gifford; from Kane, are Tianna R. Johnson, a sophomore biology and environmental studies major; Seth M. Habicht, a freshman chemistry and pre-pharmacy major; Jennifer Moore, a senior criminal justice major; and Kyle J. Meserole, an undeclared freshman; Lauren L. Marshall, a junior English and history-political science major from Lewis Run; seniors Caitlin C. Castina, a biology and entrepreneurship major, Diana Rankin, a computer information systems and technology major, Nichole L. Krietemeyer, an elementary education major, and Kayla D. Swarts, a radiological science major, all from Mount Jewett; from Port Allegany, are juniors Pamela K. Terrette, an accounting major, Jennifer R. Anderson, an athletic training major, and Daniel Taylor, an information systems and computer information systems and technology major; Paul M. Woods a sophomore biology major; and Kabel Kellogg, a senior information systems major;

Daniel G. Yeager, a freshman computer information systems and technology major from Rew; Michael F. Gallina, a sophomore psychology major from Roulette; Andrew J. Mureddu, a sophomore information systems major from Shinglehouse; from Smethport, are seniors Lauren E. Kinniburgh, an athletic training major, Kathy Lynn Donovan, a business management major, Russell Nelson Tanner, a computer information systems and technology major, Colby J. Austin, an elementary education major, Charles E. Vandever, an environmental studies major, Kevin M. Shunk, a health and physical education major, and Kristine Noel Ball, a nursing major; Alyssa J. Cunningham, a junior health and physical education major; freshmen Courtney S. Schuler, a human relations major, Cameron A. Markert, a petroleum technology major, and Katelyne M. Barr, a public relations major; from Coudersport, Sarah Elizabeth Monger, a senior applied mathematics and mathematics education major, and Daniel H. Kudrick, a sophomore computer information systems and technology major; and Joshua D. Kosa, a junior accounting major from Ulysses.

Other students earning dean’s list status from Pennsylvania are Nathaniel J. Schneider, a freshman biology and pre-medicine major from Ambridge; Gregory P. Zielinski, a sophomore electrical engineering major from Jefferson Hills; Kelly L. Morrow, a freshman hospitality management major from Gibsonia; Katharine M. O’Neil, a freshman social studies education major from Arnold; Ashley Marie Cooper, a senior from Wexford, and Rebecca E. Zipay, a junior from South Park, both criminal justice majors; Clarice D. Rutledge, a senior writing and public relations major from Monroeville; from Pittsburgh, Samuel M. Ficorilli, a junior computer information systems and technology major; Yadhu R. Dhital a freshman pre-medicine major; Dominika N. Urban, an undeclared freshman; Morgan Rhianna Locher, a senior athletic training and pre-physician’s assistant major, and Kaizhi Jason Chen, a senior public relations major;

Sheri R. Smay, a junior business management major from Mahaffey; Vanessa M. Olivio, a junior early childhood education major from Brockway; Sara Jean McFadden, a senior radiological science major from Falls Creek; Stephanie R. Makin, a junior criminal justice major from Colver; Nathan R. Neff, a junior sports medicine major from Butler; Ridge S. Foster, a senior computer information systems and technology major from Mars; Christopher Bruce Finke, a senior nursing major from Prospect; Krysty R. Hawk, a junior chemistry major from Sarver; Jason P. Burkes, a junior health and physical education major, and Christopher R. Birdsell, a sophomore computer information systems and technology major, both from New Castle; Taylor R. Corbin, a freshman chemistry and pre-pharmacy major from Sandy Lake; Mary Gross, a senior sports medicine major from Ford City;

Joseph John DeVito, a senior environmental studies major, and Selese M. Huth, a freshman writing major, both from Tionesta; Kelsey A. Krepps, a freshman environmental studies major, and Kateri P. Hall, a junior writing major, both from Titusville; Aaron Bryant, a senior computer information systems and technology major from Centerville; Jada Kelsey Swart, a senior social sciences and sociology major from Corry; Gary W. Hyde, a senior information systems major from East Springfield; seniors Erin Joy Lynn, an English major, and Kyle Allen Lewis, a history-political science major, both from North East; from Erie, Douglas M. Chaffee, a sophomore business management major; Ashley A. Bissell, a senior business management major, and Sara L. Ponder, a freshman psychology major; Ashley N. Beers, a senior elementary education major from Deyoung;

Wesley Milliron, a junior computer information systems and technology major from Julian; Michael D. Moniger, a junior biology and pre-medicine major from Carlisle; Katherine Yeagle, a senior broadcast communications major from Newville; Peyton M. Kauffman, a freshman early childhood education major, and Ashley L. Seidenstricker, a senior sports medicine major, both from York; Brittany Gehman, a junior athletic training major from Ronks; Audrey J. Wenger, a senior radiological science major from Lancaster; Ethan R. Showers, a freshman athletic training major from Hughesville; Brett M. Diehl, a freshman environmental studies major from Unityville; Tyler D. Hinojosa, a senior criminal justice major from Benton; Elliot M. Goff, a junior sport and recreation management major from Lewisburg; Eric C. Wolfe, a freshman chemistry and pre-pharmacy major, and Sara Ann Gligora, a senior sociology major, both from Milton;

Danielle Erdley, a sophomore biology major from Northumberland; Samantha M. Sweinhart, a freshman nursing major from Hegins; Ellen A. Goos, a sophomore interdisciplinary arts major from Orwigsburg; Alessandra E. Capozzi, a freshman sports medicine and pre-physical therapy major, and Tracy Le, a senior biology major, both from Bethlehem; Chisé Catherine Diacik, a senior sports medicine major from Wind Gap; Brittni E. Cumberland, an undeclared freshman from Effort; Victor J. Robertazza, a freshman history-political science major from Greentown; Debra Knapp, a sophomore biology major from Herrick Center; Caitlin M. Holland, a sophomore early childhood education major from Mayfield; Michael T. Moran, a freshman pre-law student from White Haven; Nicole Povilitus, a senior sport and recreation management major from Wilkes-Barre; Nicholette A. Fruehan, a sophomore biology major from Brackney;

Alexa M. Wolcott, a freshman history-political science major from Sayre; Erin K. Goodwin, a sophomore accounting major from Wyalusing; Amanda N. Pell, a sophomore criminal justice major from Wrightstown; Kyle E. Lange, a senior psychology major from Pipersville; Kristine Nicole Zubler, a senior nursing major from Churchville; Gabrielle T. Kassimu, a freshman accounting major from Yardley; from Philadelphia, are Hannah M. Chai, a sophomore hospitality management major, Alisa C. Cornell, a junior athletic training major, and Ashley L. Young, a freshman broadcast communications major; Mark A. Saccucci, a junior computer information systems and technology major from Oxford; and Alexander R. Schrock, a junior history-political science major from Somerset.

Other students awarded dean’s list status are Mandy Lutze, a freshman Heilbronn University exchange student from Marbach, Germany; Kirby D. Craft, a junior athletic training major from Goodyear, Ariz.; Jerad McDaniel, a sophomore accounting major from Peoria, Ariz.; Marco Manansala Dominguez, a senior sports medicine major from Norwalk, Calif.; Aubree Veronica Tietbohl, a junior nursing major from Edwards, Colo.; Amirah Naja Sabir, a senior sports medicine major from Washington, D.C; Donald Chester Cox, a senior sport and recreation management major from Bear, Del.; Adam V. Schrot, a junior computer information systems and technology major from Beltsville, Md.; Yara T. Elbeshbishi, a freshman chemistry and pre-medicine major from Montgomery Village, Md.; Nicholas Choy, a junior psychology major from Flushing, N.Y.; Samantha D. Gullotto, a sophomore athletic training major from Liverpool, N.Y.;

Jason J. Szabat, a freshman history-political science major from Eden, N.Y.; Kristina J. Brinkel, a junior elementary education major from Hamburg, N.Y.; Nicholas J. Gier, a sophomore environmental studies major from North Collins, N.Y.; Jeffrey F. Engels, a sophomore athletic training major from West Valley, N.Y.; Katlin M. Barrile, a junior broadcast communications major from Albion, N.Y.; James F. Willson, a senior biology major from Bellona, N.Y.; Rachel M. Diehl, a junior criminal justice major from Pavilion, N.Y.; Zoe W. Allen, a freshman chemistry major, and Margaret Elizabeth Dalton, a senior health and physical education major, both from Jamestown, N.Y.; Ryan H. Lucas, a junior health and physical education major from Bemus Point, N.Y.; Shauntae A. Donner, a freshman accounting major from Cuba, N.Y.; Andrea Gundlach, a sophomore health and physical education major from Westfield, N.Y.; Cameron Lee Lanich, a senior health and physical education major from Batavia, N.Y.; and Roland B. Cross III, a senior computer information systems and technology major from South Euclid, Ohio.

3-15 Its Your Cup Of Tea CCMH

2012-02-13T12:25:00.000-05:00

Port Notary

2012-02-13T11:31:00.000-05:00

Sweden Valley Inn For Valentine's Day

2012-02-12T12:55:00.000-05:00

2-18 Mardi Gras At St. Eulalia Parish Center

2012-02-10T17:01:00.002-05:00

Say I Love You In Many Ways From Abundant Blessings

2012-02-09T02:07:00.004-05:00

Pre-Orders are welcomed.
We have a wide selection of
fresh flowers, flowering plants,
chocolates, and Jewelry.
Stop in for Gift Suggestions!!

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Open House At Moon's Farm Yard In Ulysses, PA On February 18th

2012-02-07T14:41:00.001-05:00

Soup

2012-02-07T13:50:00.001-05:00

Coudy Theatre

2012-02-07T09:13:00.003-05:00

2-11 Cross Country Ski Basics

2012-02-06T17:10:00.000-05:00

Lenten Services

2012-02-06T16:09:00.000-05:00

kAll For You

2012-02-06T15:37:00.001-05:00

Galeton Public Library Community Cookbooks for sale

2012-02-06T13:25:00.003-05:00

Community Cookbooks for sale

These cookbooks have 450 recipes from Galeton community members and there are some wonderful recipes included!!

Cookbooks are $10 a piece and can be purchased at the Galeton Library.

We will be having a recipe contest later in the year and the winner will win a dinner for two at a local restaurant. To participate, you must create a dish based on one of the recipes from this cookbook so buy yours early and get some practice in!

Round & Square Dances Are Back At Sweden Valley

2012-02-05T21:02:00.000-05:00

2-25 Fifth Annual Kathy A.Memorial 9-Ball Tournament

2012-02-04T11:56:00.002-05:00

Krise Bus Service Hiring Bus Drivers

2012-02-03T10:34:00.000-05:00

JEN-ESIS FITNESS OFFERS PERSONAL TRAINING & CORRECTIVE EXERCISE PROGRAMS IN PORT ALLEGANY

2012-02-02T20:04:00.010-05:00

Jeanette Burleson has opened a new fitness business in
Benton Place Plaza on North Main Street in Port Allegany.
Jen is open by appointment. Give her a call for details!

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2-3 Port Allegany Sr. Center Square And Round Dance3

2012-02-01T11:45:00.000-05:00

St. Bibiana Famous Fish Fry Fridays 2-24 thru 3-30-2012

2012-01-31T17:05:00.001-05:00

coudy theatre

2012-01-31T08:13:00.003-05:00

Coudersport Public Library Book Sale

2012-01-30T15:23:00.001-05:00

County Commissioner Clarifies Basis For Change In County Solicitor

2012-01-29T15:24:00.005-05:00

Heimel Clarifies Solicitor Change

County Commissioner Paul Heimel has provided information, gathered by the Potter County Commissioners, and used in making their decision to replace long time County Solicitor Bruce Cahilly with Attorney Tom Shaffer at the last commissioner's meeting.

As previously pointed out previously, a prior Board Of County Commissioners had made the Solicitor, a county employee, with the associated extra expenses of county benefits included in the position.

The new appointment of Attorney Shaffer is on a contract basis with no additional expenses for county benefits or payments to provide a secretary.

The comparison chart below compares counties of similar population, the costs of a Solicitor, and if they consider the Solicitor a County Employee or a Contractor.

In an e-mail Sunday morning, Commissioner Heimel wrote:

"In researching whether it was reasonable to expect that the county might be able to save significant revenue in the County Solicitor line item during a year when finances are tight, I contacted other counties across Pennsylvania for some comparisons -- something I had done in previous years as part of an ongoing review to reduce expenses for the county."

"When it became evident that one or more people may be trying to turn this issue into a political football, I assembled the attached chart to summarize the findings of my research."

"Also, I would like to correct something that appeared in a recent account of this" matter:

"Attorney Tom Shaffer is paid $12,000 by Potter County Human Services/Children & Youth Services, not the $37,000 reported. The $12,000 is largely paid by state and federal funds and is the same amount as in 2011. It has been, and still is, worked out between Human Services and Attorney Shaffer."

County Solicitor Compensation Study 2012

February 2nd Spaghetti Dinner

2012-01-27T17:25:00.003-05:00

Spaghetti Dinner Genesse Fire Hall

Benefit Dinner For Suzie Jones Pire

2012-01-27T15:20:00.000-05:00

Stoltz of Coudersport

2012-01-27T12:55:00.002-05:00

1-29 Spaghetti Dinner Open Arms

2012-01-25T18:05:00.001-05:00

Port Notary

2012-01-24T13:23:00.003-05:00

Chocolate Lover's Fantasy

2012-01-24T13:03:00.000-05:00

1-24 coudy theatre

2012-01-24T09:19:00.002-05:00

Reminder

2012-01-21T20:19:00.000-05:00

Tim Walck Photography receives the 2012 Bride's Choice Award from WeddingWire.com

2012-01-21T12:11:00.000-05:00

Tim Walck Photography receives the 2012 Bride's Choice Award from WeddingWire.com

"This is the first year that we worked with WeddingWire, and we were blown away when we found out we had won this award! We would like to thank all of our clients for making this possible. Without so many beautiful weddings to photograph we never could have won this award! Thank you!" - Tim W

To check out Tim Walck Photography's wedding portfolio, visit www.timwalckphotography.com

1-29 Coudersport Lions Club Chili For Charity

2012-01-20T17:23:00.001-05:00

RSVP At Olga This Saturday Night

2012-01-17T17:25:00.000-05:00

1-17 coudy theatre

2012-01-17T17:00:00.002-05:00

Annual Soup Sale At Ulysses Library

2012-01-16T19:52:00.000-05:00

1-19 Soup Luncheon St Elizabeth Of Hungary Church

2012-01-16T10:36:00.000-05:00

Spaghetti Dinner At Ulysses Firehall

2012-01-15T20:17:00.000-05:00

Son's of the Legion Breakfast

2012-01-15T20:03:00.000-05:00

Winter Backyard Birding At Sinnemahoning State Park

2012-01-15T17:51:00.001-05:00

Stoltz Of Coudersport Specials This Week

2012-01-14T00:13:00.000-05:00

Put A Little Love In Your Heart

2012-01-13T18:21:00.003-05:00

Charles Cole Memorial Hospital

2012-01-12T17:12:00.000-05:00

Your monthly health & wellness news from CCMH

What's happening this month...

EVENTS & Support Groups

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Welcome to Charles Cole Memorial Hospital's

CommunitE-News

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We hope you enjoy this year's first monthly edition of CCMH's CommunitE-News. The following links and articles provide health care education and current events for you and your family. Please take a moment to review this information and be sure to also join us on Facebook for more healthy tips.

Have a safe, healthy and happy New Year! -- Ed Pitchford, president &CEO

For your health...

Childhood Obesity Prevention by Dr. Mary Ann Rigas

As Healthy Weight Week is observed January 16-22, additional focus should include the risks of childhood obesity as a major health problem in our community and across the United States. In this first of a series of articles, I would like to focus on the prevention of obesity through good nutrition in our children. Common sense tells us that it is much easier to prevent a young child from becoming overweight than it is to help an older child or teen lose weight. READ MORE HERE...

Cervical Cancer Awareness Month Tips
What every woman should know from the health professionals at The Women's Health Center at CCMH.

1-10 theatre ad

2012-01-10T06:25:00.003-05:00

Fish Fry Firday, January 20 At Roulette Firehall

2012-01-08T20:29:00.000-05:00

Call Now To Schedule Comprehensive Blood Analysis

2012-01-06T17:08:00.001-05:00

The Sharing Ministry Of Coudersport Free Methodist

2012-01-06T16:12:00.001-05:00

Now Hiring School Bus Drivers

2012-01-06T12:37:00.000-05:00

1-14 Sinnemahoning State Park Snowshoe Basics

2012-01-06T11:49:00.000-05:00

2-1 through 4-2 S. W. Smith Library's STORY HOUR

2012-01-05T17:01:00.002-05:00

S. W. Smith Library's STORY HOUR

Preschoolers, ages 3 yrs. & up, are invited to The S. W. Smith Library Story Hour, which will be held on Wednesdays from 10 - 11 a.m., February 1 - April 4, 2012

Story Hour is a free program of read-aloud stories, puppets and other fun activities. If your child would like to attend, stop in the Library at 22 Church Street, Port Allegany or call 642-9210.

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2012-01-05T14:55:00.000-05:00

1-7 Harrison Valley Federated Church Benefit Dinner

2012-01-05T10:47:00.000-05:00

1-21 Gospel Jubilee First Church Of God Eldred

2012-01-05T10:28:00.002-05:00

Gospel Jubilee January 21th beginning at noon, come and be blessed.

First Church of God
142 Main St
Eldred PA 16731

1-3 coudersport theatre

2012-01-03T09:33:00.002-05:00

1-14 Soup And Chili Dinner To Benefit Emilee Harkness

2012-01-02T12:10:00.000-05:00

Potter County Conservation District Offers Construction Permitting Workshop

2012-01-01T15:04:00.000-05:00

Happy New Year From Stoltz of Coudersport

2011-12-31T00:29:00.000-05:00

12-27 theatre

2011-12-27T10:01:00.002-05:00

Merry Christmas

2011-12-24T17:56:00.001-05:00

Stoltz of Coudersport

2011-12-21T00:53:00.001-05:00

Best Wishes From Charles Cole Memorial Hospital

2011-12-20T15:17:00.001-05:00

Santa's Visit To Roulette's Firehall

2011-12-20T14:52:00.008-05:00

Santa's Visit To Roulette's Firehall A Good Time Was Had By All

Coudersport Theatre 12-23 thru 12-26

2011-12-20T10:09:00.001-05:00

1-20-12 This Will Be The Only Pesticide Traning In Potter County

2011-12-19T16:07:00.006-05:00

Santa's Suggestions At Stoltz Of Coudersport

2011-12-15T22:06:00.000-05:00

Mark Downs at Stoltz of Coudersport

2011-12-14T00:37:00.000-05:00

12-17 Chinese Auction To Benefit Kari Wright

2011-12-13T16:51:00.000-05:00

Coudersport Theatre 12-16 thru 12-19

2011-12-13T09:52:00.002-05:00

Subs Needed At Northern Potter School District

2011-12-12T17:24:00.000-05:00

12-17 Spaghetti & Meatball Dinner

2011-12-12T14:06:00.001-05:00

12-19 Holiday Sale Charles Cole Memorial Hospital

2011-12-12T13:50:00.000-05:00

Found Beautiful Kitty In Coudersport

2011-12-11T19:02:00.001-05:00

This cat followed my grandchildren home and is located on Locust St (off South Main) in Coudersport. She appears to be healthy and well taken care of.

Please call 260-0265 if anyone knows who she belongs to. Thank you

12-17 Sinnemahoning State Park Program GPS Basics

2011-12-10T14:44:00.001-05:00

St. Eulalia Catholic Church Will Host Its 6th annual Advent Luncheon

2011-12-10T14:17:00.002-05:00

St. Eulalia Catholic Church Will Host Its 6th annual Advent Luncheon

St. Eulalia Catholic Church will host its 6th annual Advent luncheon on Wednesday, December 14th at noon in the Parish Center.

This is an interdenominational community event that benefits the Coudersport Ministerium Relief Fund.

A variety of soups, sandwiches and desserts will be served. Charles Cole Memorial Hospital and Sweden Valley Manor will again join us and add their specialties to the luncheon menu.

A free will offering will be accepted. In the true spirit of the holiday season, let us come together, be merry and enjoy the fellowship of friends and neighbors while supporting the Ministerium as they continue to aid those in need in our community. All are welcome.

12-16 Community Christmas Ensemble In Ulysses

2011-12-07T14:39:00.001-05:00

12-17 Ulysses Decorating Contest

2011-12-07T14:22:00.001-05:00

New Hours At The Maple Tree In Downtown Coudersport

2011-12-07T00:27:00.000-05:00

Michelle Rittberg

2011-12-07T00:21:00.000-05:00

Dimock Fights For Safe Drinking Water---An Investigative Report by Melissa Troutman

2011-12-06T16:45:00.003-05:00

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Drinking Dimock: A Glass Full of Gas Water

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by Melissa Troutman on December 5, 2011 · 2 Comments

If the case of groundwater contamination by natural gas drilling in Dimock, Pennsylvania sets precedent for how the state deals with damaged private water wells, they may not require that the party responsible for the contamination restore your water permanently, depending upon the definitions of “restore” and “permanent.”

Dimock Sets Precendent

Nearly three years ago, 18 residential water wells servicing 19 homes in Dimock, Pennsylvania were contaminated by the natural gas operations of Cabot Oil & Gas, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).

DEP initially issued a number of violations for improper drilling practices in Dimock and a consent order requiring Cabot to provide residents with “water in the amounts sufficient to satisfy water usage needs” until DEP notified the company that it had “determined that the Affected Water Supply had been restored.”

The DEP’s investigation began when a water well exploded at one Dimock residence on Janurary 1, 2009 due to methane migration. Read the rest of this article in the Public Herald....

About Melissa Troutman

Melissa Troutman is co-founder of The Public Herald. She has experience as a traditional print and multimedia journalist and has a passion for photography, teaching, songwriting, and dance. As Managing Editor and co-founder of The Public Herald, Melissa strives to unearth, or sometimes dust off and reorganize, stories that are valuable to all readers. You can email her at melissa@publicherald.org. View all posts by Melissa Troutman »

Coudersport Theatre 12-9 thru 12-12

2011-12-06T12:54:00.005-05:00

12-17 Have Breakfast With Santa at Whispering Evergreens

2011-12-05T16:42:00.001-05:00

12-10 Natural Tree Ornaments Sinnemahoning State Park

2011-12-03T18:20:00.000-05:00

Centerpeice Class At Hamlin Library Dec. 14th

2011-12-03T17:56:00.002-05:00

12-10 Cookie Walk Eldred First Church Of God

2011-12-01T10:49:00.000-05:00

First Church of God
142 Main St
Eldred PA 16731

Is holding their annual cookie walk December 10th beginning at 9:00 am.

12-2 Allegheny Mountainaires Square Dance

2011-11-30T14:30:00.002-05:00

Joseph Chapman To Be Featured On America's Most Wanted OnDecember 2 at 9:00 PM

2011-11-29T12:45:00.001-05:00

Joseph William Chapman

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Cops: Escapee Preys On Single Mothers

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Joseph Chapman escaped the McKean County Jail in 2007 and police fear he will victimize more children, if he hasn't already.

On July 30, 2007, Joseph Chapman escaped from the McKean County Prison. He'd been assigned a morning work detail and seized the opportunity to run.

Authorities discovered Chapman's prison uniform by a nearby stream, but Chapman has been incognito ever since. He now faces escape charges.

The Emporium Police Department joined forces with the U.S. Marshals Service's Fugitive Task Force in the Middle District of Pennsylvania to aid in the pursuit of Chapman. Although Chapman's whereabouts remain a mystery, the U.S. Marshals have uncovered evidence that leads them to believe many of Chapman's sexual attacks have never been reported. As a result, several new criminal charges have been filed against Chapman, including: rape of a child and two counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child.

According to authorities, Chapman has made a habit of targeting single women with children. Police say he preys on their insecurities and low self-esteem -- or in some cases, developmental disabilities -- in order to weasel his way into their life. Chapman relies on the internet as his facilitator.

Once Chapman establishes a relationship, he typically assumes a stay-at-home lifestyle. He works on computers or other types of hands-on repair work. Cops say this type of work allows him to stay home and watch the children while their unsuspecting mother is at work.

Repeat Offender Lurks Freely

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Chapman has an eye condition called retinitis pigmentosa, which causes him to squint frequently -- especially if he isn't wearing his prescription eyeglasses.

Chapman is a convicted rapist. On July 26, 2002, officers with the the Emporium Police Department originally arrested Chapman for statutory sexual assault on a minor. He was ordered to fulfill a prison sentence in the McKean County Jail but was released on parole.

In early 2007, Chapman violated his parole when he was arrested for DUI, attempting to elude police and reckless endangerment. As a result, Chapman's parole on the 2002 statutory assault case was revoked and he was sent back to McKean County Prison. Nevertheless, he escaped.

Police believe Chapman may be lurking in Northern Pennsylvania. If you know where Joseph Chapman is, call 1-800-CRIME-TV.

Wanted For:

Involuntary Deviant Sexual Intercourse (2 Counts) , Emporium , PA ; Aug 06, 2007
Escape , McKean County , PA ; Jul 30, 2007
Rape Of Child , Emporium , PA ; Aug 06, 2007

(Information valid as of October 26, 2011)

Coudersport Theatre 12-2 thru 12-5

2011-11-29T09:31:00.003-05:00

Stolen Hunting supplies in Wharton

2011-11-28T22:32:00.002-05:00

Hundreds of dollars of hunting supplies stolen. Zachary King had $400.00 worth of hunting supplies stolen from 915 Bailey Run Rd., Wharton Township, Potter County, PA. on November 27 between 1:00 and 5:00 am.

Anyone with information to the whereabouts of the stolen items or the actor of the crime contact Trooper Derek Weaver of the Pennsylvania State Police at (814) 274-8690.

Christmas Open House Friday & Saturday At Everyday Happy-nings In Port Allegany

2011-11-28T21:06:00.002-05:00

Christmas Trees For Sale

2011-11-28T19:32:00.000-05:00

12-4 Benefit For Myra Church Smith

2011-11-28T19:18:00.001-05:00

12-4 Community Christmas Party Harrison Valley

2011-11-28T18:58:00.000-05:00

Sleep Disorder Workshop At Charles Cole Memorial Hospital

2011-11-26T17:59:00.001-05:00

Burglars Take Handguns From Rt. 46 Residence

2011-11-26T14:46:00.004-05:00

Handguns Stolen In Keating Township Burglary

Unknown actor(s) broke into the residence of Larry E. Smith II, located at 3815 Route 46 in Keating Township, McKean County between 3:30 pm on Thanksgiving day and 5:30 pm on Friday.

Breaking a window on the back door, they entered the residence and removed the following handguns: a Glock 22, Glock 26, and a Springfield XDM 45, along with a black lock box and fled the scene undetected.

The investigation continues and the actor or actors are unknown at this time. If anyone has any information please contact Tpr. Daniel J. Woods at PSP Kane at 814-778-5555.

State police are looking for the public's assistance in finding some lost property.

2011-11-26T14:06:00.003-05:00

State police are looking for the public's assistance in finding some lost property.

The lost property was a small pager sized, black cased microphone. It was said to be lost on the south side of Bolivar Drive, just on the dirt pull off/ entrance to a fenced in site. It's approximately 150'East of North Bound Foster Brook Ramp intersection in Foster Township, McKean County.

This particular microphone has Clear Comm DSS, Custom Signal Inc., along with four blue lines on the front of it. This item also has a silver belt clip on the back, one end of it has a blue button that slides. The other has a recessed On/Off switch. Microphone also has a computer cable hookup. Maybe a blue button on one side marked "Mic" with a bar code and numbers.

If found please contact Tpr. Frank R. Milliard at PSP Kane at (814)-778-5555.