Baylee Wojcik

2 weeks ago | wjactv.com | Baylee Wojcik

The scene on Culligan Road in Friedens in early March was chaotic when a tri-axle truck struck a train crossing the road. Seven weeks later, the scene has been clearedall except for the train engine. “I was in the kitchen, and the kitchen faces the train tracks, and I heard a loud noise and looked out the window, and I said to my husband, ‘John, the train's embedded into our yard.’ There was fire shooting out of the top of it.

2 weeks ago | fox56.com | Baylee Wojcik

SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — The scene on Culligan Road in Friedens in early March was chaotic when a tri-axle truck struck a train crossing the road. Seven weeks later, the scene has been cleared, all except for the train engine. “I was in the kitchen, and the kitchen faces the train tracks, and I heard a loud noise and looked out the window, and I said to my husband, ‘John, the train's embedded into our yard.’ There was fire shooting out of the top of it.

2 weeks ago | local21news.com | Baylee Wojcik

SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — The scene on Culligan Road in Friedens in early March was chaotic when a tri-axle truck struck a train crossing the road. Seven weeks later, the scene has been cleared, all except for the train engine. “I was in the kitchen, and the kitchen faces the train tracks, and I heard a loud noise and looked out the window, and I said to my husband, ‘John, the train's embedded into our yard.’ There was fire shooting out of the top of it.

3 weeks ago | fox56.com | Baylee Wojcik

Within the next month, spotted lanternflies will begin reappearing. After first being found in Pennsylvania in 2014, officials with the PA Department of Agriculture say the insect has a strong preference for plants important to the local economy. 6 News spoke with the owners of two local nurseries, who say they start working to prevent lanternflies at their businesses every fall, when the insects lay their eggs.

3 weeks ago | wjactv.com | Baylee Wojcik

Within the next month, spotted lanternflies will begin reappearing. After first being found in Pennsylvania in 2014, officials with the PA Department of Agriculture say the insect has a strong preference for plants important to the local economy. 6 News spoke with the owners of two local nurseries, who say they start working to prevent lanternflies at their businesses every fall, when the insects lay their eggs.