A Somerset woman was killed in a one-vehicle accident around 5 a.m. Monday on Route 31, one-half mile east of White Horse Road in Allegheny Township.
She was identified as Patricia Sarver, 72.
Somerset County Coroner Wallace Miller said a medical problem could possibly have caused the accident. He said an autopsy was scheduled for today to determine the cause of death.
Police said Sarver was traveling east when her van went off the right side of the road and struck a guardrail. The van then crossed both lanes and went up an embankment. The van then re-entered the roadway, traveled across both lanes and struck the guardrail, the report said. The car then went over the guardrail and flipped over several times before coming to rest on its roof, about 100 feet over an embankment, the report said.
$1,000 in cash reported stolen from car
CARROLLTOWN – State police are investigating the theft of $1,000 Sunday from a parked vehicle in Carrolltown.
The victim was identified as Robert Woodworth, 68, of Rome, Ohio.
Credit Union schedules open house
HealthCare First Credit Union will hold an open house at its five locations from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday to celebrate International Credit Union Day.
Locations are: Main office, 1152 Franklin St., Johnstown; Richland branch, 194 Donald Lane, Richland; Martinsburg branch, 430 S. Market St., Martinsburg; Laurel View Village branch, 2000 Cambridge Drive, Davidsville; and Main Street branch, 321 Main St., Suite 3E, Johnstown.
In conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, credit union staff will be wearing pink and handing out pink treats.
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