Gavin Fish

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FARMINGTON TWP., Pa. (EYT) — A 46-year-old man faces multiple felony drug charges after state police allegedly discovered a large quantity of marijuana and THC products during a routine traffic stop, authorities say. Scott Daniel Shea, of West Sunbury, was charged on May 6 following a March 15 traffic stop on Route 66 in Farmington Township, Clarion County, according to a criminal complaint filed by Marienville-based State Police Trooper Steve Ross.

3 days ago | exploreclarion.com | Gavin Fish

State police responded to multiple incidents across Clarion County, including a reported child welfare case in Clarion Township, a harassment investigation in Knox, and a stolen ATV in Madison Township. On May 2, troopers responded to a location on Robinwood Drive in Clarion Township for a report involving the welfare of a child. A separate case of harassment was reported on May 7 around 6:00 p.m. on West Railroad Street in Knox Borough.

3 days ago | exploreclarion.com | Gavin Fish

RAYNE TOWNSHIP, Pa. (EYT) — A McIntyre man is facing charges after allegedly hitting a pedestrian with his car on Chambersville Road and leaving the scene Saturday night, according to Pennsylvania State Police in Indiana. The crash happened around 7:24 p.m. on May 10, about 68 feet west of Carnahan Road in Rayne Township, Indiana County. According to the public information release report, 37-year-old Steven Marsh was driving a Saturn Ion eastbound when he struck a pedestrian in the roadway.

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BROOKVILLE, Pa. (EYT) — Brookville Borough Police say they have no new updates in the ongoing search for 63-year-old Michael Renninger, who went missing on May 9 after withdrawing cash from an ATM and leaving a disturbing note at his home. Renninger was last seen around the time he made a $100 withdrawal from the East Main Street Sunoco station, according to police. His daughter, Mya Renninger, reported his disappearance after finding his phone and a note she described as alarming.

3 days ago | exploreclarion.com | Gavin Fish

OIL CITY, Pa. (EYT) — A long-awaited river access project in President Township is moving forward after the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission awarded a grant exceeding $180,000 to the Oil Region Alliance for the construction of a non-motorized boat launch along the Allegheny River. According to a media release, the new facility will be located at President Township Park, near U.S. Route 62. The launch site is positioned eight miles below Tionesta and 12 miles above Oil City.