Oakland Ave Porch Fire Destroys Home. Couple Left Homeless
A Union Township couple lost their home at 126 Oakland Ave after a porch fire on Thursday. Fire officials say a lit cigarette started the blaze, which rapidly engulfed the rented house in about five minutes. The family, with three children staying with kin, lacked renter’s insurance and may have lost pets. Firefighters battled the blaze from multiple departments as the neighboring blue house at 128 Oakland Ave sustained heat damage. The couple planned to stay with relatives as officials assess the scene.
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Union Township
Alyssa Kauffman
Kathy Richardson
K. Pulaski Club
Atlantic Avenue
Oakland Ave
John Swietlicki
Kauffman
Josh Snyder
Patrick Donofrio
Snyder
Scott Hudach
Meal N.O.W. resumes mega food distributions to families
Jubilee Ministries N.O.W. Project marks first anniversary of lockdown with a second year start at Cascade Galleria. At 10 a.m. 40 volunteers load boxes for up to 3000 families, cars line up on Columbus Innerbelt entering from West Washington Street. Each car gets boxes on a first come basis.
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Jubilee Ministries
N.O.W. Project
Pennsylvania
Drs
Mark
Jill Kauffman
Cascade Galleria
Columbus
West Washington Street
BidenPushes Virus Aid Plan After Final Passage
President Biden launches a rapid public campaign for the 1.9 trillion COVID relief bill after congressional approval. The White House moves to frame the victory as historic and signals a multi day signing event beginning Friday with a White House push to sustain momentum.
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Biden
Washington
White House
Joe Biden
West Wing
Lawmakers push to halt nine bridge tolling plan
State Sen. Wayne Lang erhole R Cambria County unveiled Senate Bill 382 to void the tolling decision and require a public-private partnership board to reconsider the plan. He argues the high risk toll plan undermines economic recovery and would tax Pennsylvanians further.
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Wayne Langerhole
Cambria County
Department of Transportation
Langerhole
Penndot
Senate
Pennsylvania
Woman found guilty of drug sale tied to overdose death
A 12 person jury in Mercer-A convicted Nicoletta Michelle Robinson, 34, of Youngstown, on multiple charges including drug delivery resulting in death and criminal use of a communication facility, for the June 2019 overdose death of 32 year old Margaret McConnell in Coolspring Township after a three day trial and 30 minutes of deliberation.
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Mercer
Youngstown
Coolspring
Nicoletta Michelle Robinson
Margaret McConnell
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