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Clearfield mayor, council continue legal battling
Friday, November 20, 2009
By Jeff Corcino Staff Writer
Clearfield Borough Council and Mayor Patty Gilliland continue to spar in court regarding access to the police department.
Last June Gilliland filed a preliminary injunction against the borough seeking to block council's new policy restricting her access to the police station and the provision in Police Chief Jeff Rhone's contract giving him sole authority for the scheduling of officers. more...

Two die following crash yesterday
Friday, November 20, 2009
BOGGS TOWNSHIP - Nancy Bradford of West Decatur was killed and one other person was injured in a two-vehicle accident involving a coal truck yesterday morning along state Route 153 in Boggs Township near Ike's Teepee.
Taelin Goss, 8, of Osceola Mills, a passenger in the Bradford vehicle also died more...
Heroin task force offers mini grant program
Friday, November 20, 2009
By Josh Woods Staff Writer
DUBOIS - Clearfield-Jefferson Heroin Task Force Director Susan Ford announced a grant reward of $1,000 from Baltimore Life, Philipsburg, to begin its grassroots mini grant program.
Ford made the announcement at yesterday's more...
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CQ FireMakers LLC in Irvona had a special visit yesterday from Bill Wehry, state executive director, United States Department of Agriculture, Farm Bureau Agency. In front, from left, are Kelly Holt, USDA committee member; Wehry; and David Benson, vice president of CQ Inc. In back: Ralph McClarren, USDA committee member; George Dick, general manager, CQ Fire Makers, Irvona; Mike "Chip" Clarkson, CQ salesman; and Earl Freyer, USDA committee member. (Photo by Terry Whetstone)
Irvona business qualifies for USDA assistance program
Friday, November 20, 2009
By Terry Whetstone Staff Writer
IRVONA - Two years ago CQ FireMakers made a move to Irvona and has been a welcome addition to the borough. In October 2008 the company purchased Bald Eagle Pellets and relocated it to Glen Hope and both the manufacturer and the office are doing well.
Yesterday Bill Wehry, U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency state executive director, made a visit to the sites, and while at the office in Irvona he presented a certificate to the company.
CQ FireMakers LLC is a Biomass Conversion Facility that is now qualified more...

DuBois City Council holds brief meeting
Friday, November 20, 2009
DUBOIS - DuBois City Council opened bids for three trucks at its work session yesterday. Council opened bids for a 1991 3500 GMC truck, a 1996 3500 GMC truck and a 1996 Chevrolet 3500 truck and turned the bids over to its engineering department. more...

Clearfield wrestling program celebrates 75th anniversary
Friday, November 20, 2009
By Lucas Durant Staff Writer
Approximately 200 current and former wrestlers, coaches, and family members from around the country descended on Clearfield Area High School Saturday, but it wasn't in order to compete for any titles.
Most of the gladiators' fighting days had long since passed, but many still bore the battle scars - cauliflower ears, slightly askew noses, and perceptibly arthritic gaits - that signaled their rightful membership in the Clearfield wrestling brotherhood. They had come from as far as Phoenix to celebrate the 75th anniversary more...
Golden Tide set to face Coudersport in D-9 semis
Friday, November 20, 2009
By Rich Murawski Assistant Sports Editor
BROCKWAY - Since Curwensville joined the Allegheny Mountain League in 1999, few teams in the league have found much success against the Golden Tide.
In fact only two teams do not own losing records against Curwensville.
That makes it all the more more...

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11/20/2009 - DAILY POLICE LOG