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The Clearfield County Recreation and Tourism Authority Board said goodbye to several long-time members. In front, from left, are former member Ray Savel and outgoing members Wilson Fisher, Greg Sheehan and Terry Malloy. In back are Don Herres of the Clearfield YMCA, Todd Grady of Clearfield County Area Agency on Aging and board member, Pat Domico and Chairman Hildred Rowles. (Photo by Wendy Lynn Brion) |
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CCRTA bids farewell to board members
Thursday, December 12, 2013
By Wendy Lynn Brion Staff Writer
The Clearfield County Recreation and Tourism Authority said farewell to four board members yesterday, three of whom will leave come January and one who left earlier when his term expired. Those board members were Terry Malloy, who was first appointed in 2004, Greg Sheehan, who was first appointed in 2005, Wilson Fisher, who was first appointed in 1999 and Ray Savel, who was first appointed in 2003 and whose term expired at the end of 2012.
The board asked several community members to make presentations to the outgoing members. Pat Domico presented a check for Laurel Hill Trout Farm for trout restocking more...
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Man accused of injuring cop waives hearing
Thursday, December 12, 2013
By Jeff Corcino Staff Writer
A Winburne man accused of assaulting and injuring a police officer waived his right to a preliminary hearing before Magisterial District Judge James Hawkins at yesterday's session of Centralized Court held at the Clearfield County Jail.
Matthew Rockey, 22, is charged with two counts of aggravated assault, simple assault and resisting arrest.
According to the affidavit of probable cause, on July 17 Lt. Todd Lombardo of the Morris Cooper Regional Police Department noticed Rockey's vehicle in the driveway of a residence along Limb Road in Morris Township. Rockey had a warrant out for his arrest for a probation violation so Lombardo checked the residence and found Rockey inside. more...
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A scene from Bloomington Hill near Curwensville, the air was so clear you could see Shawville and even the stacks from the power plant. (Photo by Annie Lynn) |
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West Branch holds first of three budget meetings
Thursday, December 12, 2013
By Tyler Kolesar Staff Writer
ALLPORT - The first of three public budget meetings for the West Branch School District was held last night. Superintendent Michelle Dutrow explained the process of how the district would be going about the budgeting process, as a calendar of dates was handed out to all in attendance.
Administrators started looking at budget allocations back in November. more...
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Vikings hold off Owls, 55-46
Thursday, December 12, 2013
By Jon Christoff Sports Writer
FLINTON - Basketball is a game of runs, and the Glendale boys team withstood an early barrage from Harmony on Wednesday night en route to a 55-46 win.
The Vikings opened the contest with a 12-2 run of their own before the Owls (0-3) scored seven unanswered points to pull to within three with 5:39 left in the first half.
For the remainder of the second quarter, it was all Glendale.
Five different players contributed in the Vikings' game-changing run, as they outscored Harmony 17-6 to carry a 29-15 lead into the break.
While the Owls cut into the deficit more...
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Glendale's Anthony Barnhart, left, lays in the ball during Wednesday's game against Harmony, as the Owls' Cody Fritz attempts to block the shot. Barnhart scored 10 points and had seven steals for the Vikings, who earned a 55-46 win. |
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Clearfield girls basketball toppled by Central, 54-35
Thursday, December 12, 2013
By Andy Stine Sports Writer
HYDE - After hanging tough and going into halftime with a five-point lead, the Clearfield girls basketball team just couldn't make the stops when they needed them in the second half.
The Lady Bison held Central to just 17 points in the first half, but the Lady Dragons outscored their first half total with 24 points in the third quarter alone.
The 37-point outburst in the second half jump-started Central to a 54-35 Mountain League win on Wednesday evening at the Arthur J. Weiss Gymnasium. more...
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