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1 week ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Marcie Schellhammer
Home News O-E FFA program to hold open house, awards and sale
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When one thinks of a school open house, sights that come to mind might be models of planets, or working volcanoes.
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3 weeks ago | 
bradfordera.com | Marcie Schellhammer
Please help local businesses by taking an online survey to help us navigate through these unprecedented times. None of the responses will be shared or used for any other purpose except to better serve our community.
The survey is at: www.pulsepoll.com
$1,000 is being awarded. Everyone completing the survey will be able to enter a contest to Win as our way of saying, "Thank You" for your time.
Thank You!
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3 weeks ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong |Marcie Schellhammer
SMETHPORT, Pa. — An Ellicottville, N.Y., man who led police on a two-state, high-speed chase in January 2024 while on bail in another matter was sentenced to state prison Thursday in McKean County Court. Patrick Fuhr, 65, will serve 6 years to 12 years in state prison, pay restitution, be subject to other terms and be ineligible for any early parole programs, according to McKean County District Attorney Stephanie Vettenburg-Shaffer. All 95 charges against Fuhr had been bound to court on Feb.
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4 weeks ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Marcie Schellhammer
BRADFORD, Pa. — Work has resumed at Kinzua Bridge State Park in McKean County to renovate and rehabilitate the Skywalk, a popular tourist destination near Mount Jewett. "Currently, contractors are back on-site and have begun the work of removing and replacing rivets along the bottom flange of the superstructure," Park manager Alan C. Johnson said.
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1 month ago | 
bradfordera.com | Marcie Schellhammer
In response to popular demand, Duke Center writer Bill Robertson has released a second edition of his work “The Bucktails' Last Call.”The book, originally released in 2007 by Robertson and co-author David Rimer, had gone out of print when the print-on-demand publishing company Infinity Publishing went out of business. It's a continuation of a story about two men who served in the Bucktails, the Civil War regiment formed locally. With the first edition, the cover showed a photo of reenactors.
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1 month ago | 
bradfordera.com | Marcie Schellhammer
Four members of the City of Bradford Police Department were promoted at Tuesday's meeting of city council. Lt. Raymond Douglass was promoted to captain, patrolmen Matt Gustin and Clayton Yohe were both promoted to the rank of sergeant and Patrolman Mark DeLuca was promoted to detective. The four officers completed the necessary requirements in accordance with the city's Civil Service guidelines to qualify for the promotions.
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1 month ago | 
bradfordera.com | Marcie Schellhammer
Two local residents are facing additional charges for allegedly having methamphetamine with them when being booked into McKean County Jail. Amber Tucker, 40, of Bradford is charged with contraband and possession of a controlled substance by an inmate, both second-degree felonies; and possession of a controlled substance, a misdemeanor.
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1 month ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Marcie Schellhammer
BRADFORD, Pa. — A Georgia man is in McKean County Jail, charged for allegedly impersonating a cop to scam a registered sex offender out of $1,000. Rashawn Scott, 33, of Claxton, Ga., is charged with identity theft, a third-degree felony; theft by deception, theft by unlawful taking, theft by extortion and receiving stolen property, all first-degree misdemeanors; impersonating a public servant, a second-degree misdemeanor; and furnishing false information, a third-degree misdemeanor.
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1 month ago | 
bradfordera.com | Marcie Schellhammer
A Georgia man is in McKean County Jail, charged for allegedly impersonating a cop to scam a registered sex offender out of $1,000. Rashawn Scott, 33, of Claxton, Ga., is charged with identity theft, a third-degree felony; theft by deception, theft by unlawful taking, theft by extortion and receiving stolen property, all first-degree misdemeanors; impersonating a public servant, a second-degree misdemeanor; and furnishing false information, a third-degree misdemeanor.
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1 month ago | 
bradfordera.com | Marcie Schellhammer
What all does Pennsylvania have to offer? An Allegheny County teen and his father, a native of Driftwood, have taken to YouTube to show that it’s more than just beautiful landscapes and fascinating history. Augie Macro, 16, and his father, Klint, released a feature length documentary on YouTube called “The Grand Tour: The Cryptids, Creatures, and Curiosities of the Keystone State.” Klint runs the video camera and Augie does the research and narration.
