JOHNSTOWN —
Cambria County
Bitter: Jeremy J., 30, South Fork. (Kinley, Beaverdale)
Duncan: Frances, 88, Johnstown. (Moskal, West End)
Moose: William Donald, 70, Ebensburg. (Bowser-Ondriezek)
Reighard: Dennis Ray, 65, St. Michael. (Dimond)
Shandor: Andrew J., 84, Portage. (Serenko-Claar)
Tomkowski: Frank J., 90, Johnstown. (Moskal & Kennedy)
Walsh: Bette Izora, 89, Ferndale. (John Henderson)
Zonin: Jon E., 38, Johnstown. (Ozog)
Local News
District Deaths July 17, 2011
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Local events commemorate Memorial Day
Throughout Greater Johnstown, the military was honored on Memorial Day for its sacrifices with marching bands, military hardware, beauty queens and flag raisings.
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Digital mammography available in the region
Digital mammography is now available at locations throughout the Conemaugh Health System.
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State may take over financially distressed school districts
Pennsylvania’s four most financially distressed school districts could be facing a state takeover, and more districts may be on the way.
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Trial in cross-burning case set for July
The trial of a Centre County man in a cross-burning case – originally slated for this month – now is scheduled for July 23 in U.S. District Court in Johnstown.
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Pedals for Progress: Rotarians collecting used bikes for third-world countries
The Richland Rotary Club is collecting used bicycles June 16 that will be refurbished for use by the working poor and children in developing countries.
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PennDOT lauds outstanding workers
PennDOT Secretary Barry J. Schoch has recognized 31 PennDOT employees for their outstanding performance with the Star of Excellence Award, the department’s highest recognition.
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Critical ‘Victim 2’ decision awaits Sandusky judge
A judge will soon decide the most significant pretrial issue in former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky’s child sexual-abuse case: Whether to dismiss charges.
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In brief: Several hurt in Northern Cambria crash
Several people were injured early Monday in a one-vehicle wreck on Plattsville Hill Road, authorities said.
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Proposed bill would expand use of traffic-light cameras
Some call it the hand of “big brother,” others are convinced cameras at signal lights would be effective in curbing red-light runners and ultimately saving lives.
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Minister's trial date set
An issue has been resolved over the report from an examination of a girl allegedly taken by her mother to a Bedford motel to have sex with a traveling minister, clearing the way for a trial.
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