Clearfield Police: swimming pool in neighbor’s yard, dog attack, window smashed

Clearfield Police: swimming pool in neighbor’s yard, dog attack, window smashed

Monday, November 16 by wcednews

Clearfield, PA – Clearfield Borough Police over the weekend helped put a neighbor's swimming pool back in their own yard after high winds at a home on Linden Street. Also from the Clearfield Borough Police reports, they assisted Lawrence Township Police with a victim of... Read More.

CCAAA honors Clearfield Family Dollar manager for donations to seniors

Saturday, November 14 by wcednews

Clearfield, PA - The Clearfield County Area Agency on Aging showed their appreciation with a plaque for the Clearfield Family Dollar store recently. Their store manager, Bernice James, had donated large amount of sanitizer and food items for local senior citizens during the COVID-19 pandemic.... Read More.

Sandy Twp Police: juveniles caught towing kids on sled behind cars in DuBois Mall parking lot

Saturday, November 14 by wcednews

Sandy Township, PA - Police in Sandy Township say they handled a couple of minor car crashes earlier this week. They also talked to a woman about a computer scam involving phone cards. DuBois Mall security contacted Sandy Township Police about several juveniles who appeared to... Read More.

Clarion Free Library receives $103,000 for boiler, ADA upgrades

Saturday, November 14 by wcednews

Clarion, PA - $5.1 million total in Keystone Grants were given to 18 libraries throughout our state, including more than $103,000 given to the Clarion Free Library. In Clarion, the money will be used to replace the boiler at the library, plus make ADA... Read More.

Hunters: Consider donating your deer to Hunters Sharing the Harvest

Saturday, November 14 by wcednews

Harrisburg, PA - Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding joined Hunger-Free Pennsylvania and Hunters Sharing the Harvest today to encourage Pennsylvania’s more than 850,000 licensed hunters to consider donating a deer to Pennsylvanians in need of food this hunting season. “In a year of challenges, Hunters Sharing the... Read More.

Utility/roadwork project starts Monday on Route 322 near Philipsburg

Saturday, November 14 by wcednews

Philipsburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that utility relocation work is scheduled to begin Monday, November 16, along Route 322 near Philipsburg. This relocation work is part of a larger project that will enhance safety by adding a center... Read More.

COVID-19 units reopen at Penn Highlands; doctors urge to wear masks, act safely

Friday, November 13 by wcednews

DuBois, PA - Penn Highlands Healthcare is urging everyone not to relax about the important safety precautions that have keep COVID-19 from completely overwhelming our area so far. Dr. Shaun Sheehan, leader of the COVID-29 Task Force at the hospital, says that masks are effective... Read More.

Education association pleads for schools to temporarily only have remote learning

Friday, November 13 by wcednews

Pennsylvania – The Pennsylvania State Education Association, the state's largest teacher's union, is pleading with school districts in nearly two dozen PA counties with the worst outbreaks to tell students to temporarily learn from home. Pennsylvania has been setting daily case records, with confirmed cases... Read More.

$200-300 worth of quarters stolen from Jefferson County home

Friday, November 13 by wcednews

Young Township, PA – Hundreds of dollars worth of quarters were stolen from a home in Jefferson County earlier this week. Sometime between 7:30 and 9:00 on Tuesday morning, anywhere between $200 and $300 worth of quarters were stolen at a home near the intersection... Read More.

Gov. Wolf signs 12th renewal of opioid disaster declaration

Friday, November 13 by wcednews

Harrisburg, PA - Today, Governor Tom Wolf signed the 12th renewal of his January 2018 opioid disaster declaration to help the state fight the then-burgeoning opioid and heroin epidemic. The declaration allows the state to loosen regulations and work outside of typical... Read More.