Новости за 21.11.2018

CLEARFIELD – First responders and other local professionals recently completed child abuse training, announced Clearfield County District Attorney William A. Shaw Jr. on Monday. The training was offered by the Northeast Regional Children’s Advocacy Center (NRCAC) in collaboration with the Child Advocacy Center of Clearfield County (CAC-CC). According to Shaw, this training was facilitated by […]

CLEARFIELD – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) on Tuesday urged motorists not to drive impaired over the Thanksgiving holiday as part of the Thanksgiving Eve DUI enforcement wave taking place Wednesday. “More people travel for Thanksgiving than any other Holiday, and law enforcement across the state has the responsibility of trying to keep them […]

After two days, 1,622 black bears have been harvested as part of Pennsylvania’s statewide bear season, according to preliminary totals released Tuesday by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Bears have been harvested in 54 counties during the statewide season. In many counties, the harvest is up substantially from 2017, when wind and rain impacted opening day […]

CLEARFIELD – A Clearfield man will spend the next few years in state prison for his part in distributing drugs in the area. Jordon Jerel Lance, 34, pleaded guilty Tuesday during sentencing court to possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance (methamphetamine), criminal use of communication facility, five counts of possession of a controlled […]

A slow start for DuBois kept CCAC-Boyce in the first half of the game.  DuBois was ahead, but only 7 to 6 after 5 minutes of play.  Luckily a passion filled timeout by Coach Howard got his team a little fire.  DuBois held Boyce to just 24% shooting from the field on 11 of 46.  […]

CLEARFIELD – Customers of the Clearfield Municipal Authority who have past due bills are being asked to bring those bills up to date as soon as possible. At Tuesday’s CMA board meeting, Manager John Williams informed the board that the authority will be changing its billing system from a quarterly billing cycle to a monthly […]

CLEARFIELD – The Clearfield school board wants the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) to level the “playing field” in high school sports playoffs. On Monday night, the board approved a resolution to ask the PIAA to examine its rules with regards to boundary versus non-boundary schools. According to Superintendent Terry Struble non-boundary schools – parochial, […]

CURWENSVILLE – An eight-point buck was found tangled up in some netting Tuesday morning along Bailey Road in Curwensville. Police Chief Mark Kelly and Street Crew Lead Man Dennis Curry held the deer down while it was cut free by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Afterward, the deer took off running – unharmed.

HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has outlined steps it’s taking and highlighted tools available to drivers to make travel as safe and efficient as possible for the upcoming Thanksgiving travel period. Thanksgiving travelers are encouraged to visit the “Historic Holiday Traffic” page at www.511PA.com, which allows users to see how traffic speeds […]

CLEARFIELD – Residents of Lawrence Township will not see a tax increase for 2019. At Tuesday’s meeting, the supervisors approved a tentative budget for the upcoming year. Receipts for the general fund are anticipated to be $3,245,772. Total expenditures for the general fund are anticipated to be $3,245,772. The state liquid fuels budget is also […]

COALPORT – Clearfield-based state police are seeking the public’s assistance with locating a missing person. State police identified the person as Kelly Lynn Shirley, 37, of Homer City, Pa. She was last seen walking alone in the Coalport area Nov. 2. She’s described as standing 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighing 160 pounds. She […]

HARRISBURG – The Wolf Administration warned that all Pennsylvania travelers and commuters should be aware of and prepared for snow squalls forecast for much of the state tomorrow afternoon until 6 p.m. “Safety is my priority and with snow squalls potentially affecting much of the state tomorrow afternoon, we advise travelers to check weather forecasts […]