Calem Illig

1 week ago | latrobebulletinnews.com | Calem Illig

A former teacher at Cambria Heights High School who was arrested in October for having a sexual relationship with a student has been sentenced to serve up to two years behind bars. Isaac Vescovi, 29, was sentenced to serve at least eight months and up to two years after he previously accepted a plea deal with the Cambria County District Attorney’s Office. The sentence was handed down by Cambria County judge Tamara Bernstein.

3 weeks ago | latrobebulletinnews.com | Calem Illig

In the aftermath of historic seasons on the hardwood, two girls basketball players from the Mainline area proved their worth as some of the best players in the state. Cambria Heights senior Sienna Kirsch and Blacklick Valley senior Kristin Szymusiak were both selected to the Pennsylvania Sports Writers All-State Girls Basketball Team for their efforts in leading their respective teams during the 2024-25 season. kAmz:CD49 C646:G65 2 D64@?5\E62> D6=64E:@? @?

1 month ago | latrobebulletinnews.com | Calem Illig

Throughout his time as head coach of the St. Francis men’s basketball team, Rob Krimmel has spoken ad nauseam about the school’s 1991 team, which advanced into the National Tournament for the first time in program history. As the dust settled from the Red Flash’s 70-68 loss to Alabama State in the First Four play-in game of March Madness Tuesday, March 18, Krimmel spoke about the newfound legacy his group created. kAm“%96J AFE {@C6EE@[ !6??DJ=G2?:2 @?

1 month ago | latrobebulletinnews.com | Calem Illig

An arrest warrant was executed on a Patton man who was accused of holding a female victim against her will and later barricading himself inside his attic. Joseph R. Rematt, 33, was brought into custody following an incident Saturday, March 8 on Fourth Avenue in Patton Borough. According to the criminal affidavit, police were dispatched at 5:22 a.m. for a domestic violence call at Rematt’s residence on Fourth Avenue. kAm!@=:46 D2:5 E92E #6>2EE 2==6865=J 2DD2F=E65 EH@ G:4E:>D 5FC:?8 2?

1 month ago | latrobebulletinnews.com | Calem Illig

When a basketball season dives late into March, only a few seconds could mean the difference between winning and losing. With the St. Francis men’s basketball team playing in the NCAA March Madness First Four Tuesday, March 18 against Alabama State, the final seconds proved to be costly as both teams were tied with 3.4 seconds left on the clock. kAmu@==@H:?8 2 w2:= |2CJ A2DD 3J p=232>2 $E2E6’D |:429 $:>AD@?[ p>2CC z?@I 92F=65 :?