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3 weeks ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong
PORT ALLEGANY, Pa. — While Swift Current Energy offers financial incentives to McKean County townships that might host its proposed windmills, residents say they’d gladly pay more to keep them out. Joey Shannon, Swift representative, recently said the company is evaluating turbines from 500 to 650 feet tall that produce between 3 and 6 megawatts of power, and the project would comprise 60 to 100 turbines.
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3 weeks ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong
Home Articles Otto-Eldred graduates 50 in front of full house Articles, Local News, News DUKE CENTER, Pa. — Fifty students received their diplomas as the class of 2025 during Otto-Eldred High School commencement activities held Friday evening in front of a full house in {"website":"Website"} 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...
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4 weeks ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong
Home News Pa.'s new distracted driver law goes into effect Thursday
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BRADFORD, Pa. — Paul Miller Jr. was just getting started.
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1 month ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong
Home Articles Timber company confirms discussions regarding windmills in McKean County; emphasizes nothing has been decided
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Swift Current Energy’s proposed Black Cherry Wind project would reportedly range across 60,000 acres in McKean County — nearly 10% of its total acreage.
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1 month ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong
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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1 month ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong
Home News Pitt-Bradford commencement speaker: 'The future is yours' Local News, News BRADFORD, Pa. — Commencement speaker for the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford’s Class of 2025, Dr. Yvon Woappi, inspired and encouraged 183 graduates and their friends and loved ones, faculty {"website":"Website"} 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...
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2 months ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong
Home News Lights Out: Potter County skies featured at Smithsonian
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COUDERSPORT, Pa. — In the dark skies of Potter County, lights of any kind are generally unwelcome — let alone spotlights.
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2 months ago | 
oleantimesherald.com | Sara Furlong
Home Content McKean, Potter firefighters assist at Pa. wildfires Daily Headlines, Local News, News BRADFORD, Pa. — The District 15 Wildfire Support Group, comprising about 25 firefighters from McKean and Potter counties, has been dispatched this week to assist with multiple wildfires in southeastern Tags: controlled burn december 2017 southern california wildfires fire firefighter firefighting fires hazards natural hazards united states forest service wildfire wildfires {"website":"Website"}...
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2 months 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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2 months ago | 
bradfordera.com | Sara Furlong
REW — The Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF), one of the largest and oldest fraternal organizations in the world, used to figure prominently in area business and communities. Membership in Bradford’s Tuna Lodge 411 numbered nearly 1,000 and it was the driving force behind the construction of what’s now known as Marilyn Horne Hall, 2 Main St.The lodge’s rolls dwindled and the group merged with Foster Lodge 333 in Rew. That, too, eventually waned and the lodge closed.
