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Written by Bill Davis
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Tuesday, February 22 2011 09:04 |
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A man from New Eagle and a woman with a Pittsburgh address face theft charges in Mercer County.
State Police filed those charges against Douglas Chrisman, who's 54, and 40-year-old Brenda Chrisman after the pair allegedly took a sweatshirt from Sports Obsession at the outlet mall near Grove City on Saturday. |
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Written by Ken Hawk
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Monday, February 21 2011 10:01 |
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The Westminster College Preschool Lab staff will host a Kindergarten Transition Workshop later this week.
The workshop is free and open to anyone interested in learning how to help their child make the transition from preschool or daycare to kindergarten. The program includes handouts, resource lists, children's books and calendars about kindergarten, and a time for sharing experiences and questions. Reservations are requested to aid in planning.
The workshop will be held this Thursday from 7-8:30pm in Room 152 of the Hoyt Science Center. |
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Written by Ken Hawk
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Monday, February 21 2011 09:33 |
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A water main break in Shaler Township late last night spilled 12,000 gallons of water onto a heavily-traveled roadway every minute until crews were able to shut service off.
Channel 11 News reports that the break happened at the intersection of Route 8 and Saxonburg Boulevard, near Middle Road. In all, about 2 million gallons of water flooded the roadway and nearby homes.
All service is expected to be restored by noon today. |
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Written by Megan Willison
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Wednesday, December 16 2009 08:40 |
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US Marine Gunnery Sgt. Larry S. Priester, of Butler, returned Saturday from his third deployment to Iraq. He is currently stationed at Camp Lejuene NC and lives there with his wife, Colleen Madden Priester, and his two children. |
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Written by Bill Davis
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Tuesday, February 22 2011 08:51 |
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A receptionist at a dentist's office in Dayton is accused of stealing from an Elderton woman in December.
State Police contend 50-year-old Janice Young of Elderton took checks and a driver's license from the victim's purse while the handbag was stored under Young's desk.
Troopers say Young used the checks and the ID to make purchases at stores in the Kittanning and Indiana areas.
The items purchased with the forged checks came to almost 550 dollars. |
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