BREAKING NEWS
Ott still alive, guaranteed $3.5 million
Judge revises bail conditions
HOLLIDAYSBURG — A Blair County judge set new bail conditions Friday for Tarence M. Mosey, the driver accused of striking and killing a pregnant woman with his car in Juniata on May 27, 2015. Judge Elizabeth Doyle, who revoked Mosey’s unsecured bail on June 16 due to alcohol consumption, set Mosey’s new bail at $300,000 with the option of posting a 10 percent cash payment of $30,000. Additional conditions include house arrest, the wearing of a bracelet to detect alcohol use and participation in the county’s pretrial services program, which monitors compliance. Defense ...
Ott still alive, guaranteed $3.5 million
Hollidaysburg prepares for first state tournament
Hollidaysburg reached uncharted waters by winning the Section 4 Little League championship earlier this week and advancing to the state ...
Embracing expectations
UNIVERSITY PARK — There was always hope at Penn State. Even during the seemingly darkest of times following the sanctions, players and fans alike had hope that the ...
Nelson now has new perspective
UNIVERSITY PARK — Andrew Nelson’s perspective on what’s important in college football is as enlightened and refreshing as you’ll ...
Garden Notes: Beekeepers explain the ‘buzz’ about keeping hives
Keeping bees never made it to my bucket list and probably never will. But more and more young people have taken to beekeeping. Tyne Blazier, who lives in Tipton, ...
Spiritual notes
Juniata United Methodist Church will host a street fair from 4-7 p.m. July 29. There will be food, games, music and activities for all ages. ...
Briefcase
Cresson Mount Aloysius recognized Mount Aloysius College has been notified that three of its academic areas are deemed exceptional by the “College of ...
Briefcase
Briefcase
Growing debt needs to be addressed
Talk among the politicians in Washington often seems to focus on why the government needs to spend more. If the justification is not national security, it probably ...
Abuse of naloxone out of hand residency rule
Neighboring spirit stood test of time
Magisterial District Judges
Filed before Altoona Magisterial District Judge Jeffrey P. Auker: Charges waived to court May 10: Patrick F. McIntire, 48, 616 N. 10th Ave., charged by Altoona ...
Sentencings
Births
Mary Keturah Banks
Mary Keturah Banks, 91, Elkton, Md., formerly of Roaring Spring, passed away Thursday, July 20, 2017, at Union Hospital, Elkton. Friends will be received 2 to 4 and ...
