Cambria County
The following are real estate transactions for $10,000 or more:
Alan T. McNamara from Stanely L. Livingston, property in Upper Yoder Township, $12,000.
Makdad Properties LLC from Barry L. Ritko Sr., Cambria Glass and Insulation, property in Johnstown’s 20th Ward, $220,000.
Makdad Properties LLC from Barry L. Ritko Sr., property in Johnstown’s 20th Ward, $20,000.
Polster Family Trust from Joann Dailey, property in Southmont Borough, $118,000.
Tim H. Rowzer Jr. from David A. Rovder, property in Upper Yoder Township, $60,000.
John T. Findish Jr. from Kristopher J. Hansen, property in Southmont Borough, $69,500.
Patrick D. Sherry from Patrick D. Sherry, property in Carrolltown Borough, $55,000.
Dale F. Conover Jr. from James S. Mills Jr., property in Johnstown’s 20th Ward, $29,500.
Michael J. Bernardy from Clete M. Hoover, property in Stonycreek Township, $107,000.
Jean Cotchen from Dorothy C. Baft by attorney-in-fact and agent, property in Ferndale Borough, $36,900.
Joel R. Hoshaw from Tammy Vuckovich, property in Westmont Borough, $64,000.
Robert Feeney from Jennifer L. Mayes, property in Adams Township, $17,000.
Alex G. Dipko III from Joseph A. Krisko Jr., property in Portage Township, $25,000.
Michael Montag from Kelly V. Norman, property in Geistown Borough, $215,000.
Northwest Savings Bank from S&H; Homes LLC, by sheriff, property in Johnstown’s 7th Ward, $10,858.68.
Casey J. Lavis from First National Bank of Pennsylvania, property in Richland Township, $88,900.
James M. Campbell from Alan J. Kanouff, property in Nanty Glo Borough, $50,000.
William J. Toth Jr. from Bank of New York Trust Co., trust by attorney-in-fact, property in Northern Cambria Borough, $15,000.
Scott M. Rzasa from Parkerwoods Estate Group, LP, property in Richland Township, $56,900.
Habitat for Humanity Cambria County Inc. from Leonard J. Evansic, property in Ebensburg Borough, $32,000.
Jeffrey L. Slatcoff Jr. from Kelly Real Estate Holdings LLC, property in Richland Township, $83,500.
Timothy W. Boyd from James E. Safko Sr., property in West Taylor Township, $50,000.
Adam T. Love from Edwin J. Boothman, property in Richland Township, $139,900.
Adrian A. Harris from Fannie Mae, by attorney-in-fact, property in Johnstown’s 17th Ward, $17,500.
Joseph M. Sefcik from James S. Yuhas, property in Brownstown Borough, $30,000.
Gold Mountains LLC from Gold Springs LLC, property in Richland Township, $215,000.
Megan M. O’Malley from Austin C. Loree, property in Ebensburg Borough, $110,000.
Charles K. Onder from Frannie Mae, by attorney-in-fact, property in Portage Borough, $19,000.
Michael T. McDevitt from Kenneth J. McDevitt, property in Cambria Township, $61,800.
Linda K. Sell from Frances Gacka, property in Geistown Borough, $70,000.
Harry W. Beppler III from John A. Drusak, property in Johnstown’s 19th Ward, $24,500.
Moco One LLC from John Bortnyk, property in Blacklick Township, $75,000.
Rachel L. Edwards from U.S. of America, property in Westmont Borough, $169,000.
Somerset County
Robert John Kohler from Mary K. Kohler Estate, property in Windber Borough, $37,000.
Jeffrey J. Bender from G. Wilson Myers, property in Somerset Borough, $218,000.
Randy S. Ohler from James L. Darr, property in Berlin Borough, $57,500.
Stacey Pape from Seven Springs Farm, property in Middlecreek Township, $694,905.
Matthew A. Trent from Somerset Trust, property in Boswell Borough, $12,000.
John W. Benford from Leland Henry Sr., property in Milford Township, $30,000.
Alan R. James from Charmaine Gary, property in Middlecreek Township, $185,000.
Thomas D. McClintock from Resorts Rental Inc., property in Stonycreek Township, $15,000.
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Real estate transactions 05/25/2009
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THOMAS YOUNG | Death tax explained
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BUSINESS PEOPLE | Puchko associates attend seminar
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THOMAS YOUNG | Statutes keep trains on track
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Business people: Design manager receives award
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Business fraud is everywhere. It can range from employees pilfering small items from the office to embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars. And crimes may be committed by anyone from the lowest-paid clerk to a longtime officer. All too often, business owners are oblivious to wrongdoings, or they simply refuse to acknowledge the possibilities – until it’s too late.
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DAVE MASTOVICH | Tell your story with memorable anecdotes
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MICHAEL MacDOWELL | GM makes it big second time around
In April 2010, General Motors Chairman Ed Whitacre announced that GM would pay back $8.1 billion in government loans. It was greeted by cheers from employees and no doubt from U.S. treasury officers as well. Of course, much of the $52 billion loaned to General Motors by the federal government – and the $1.4 billion loaned to General Motors by the Canadian government – has been converted to stock, which you and I as taxpayers own. This may be a good investment, for it appears that General Motors has learned its lesson.
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