In Case You Missed It ...
03/19/08 - Check-Cashing Scam Targets McDonald's
State police are investigating a check cashing scam involving McDonald's restaurants. They say on February 14 a man arrived at the Warren McDonald's in what was described as a "school-styled bus." He went into the store, said he was a basketball coach and wanted to order food for his players. He ordered about 50 dollars worth of food and gave an employee a check for 150 dollars that he said was given to him by the school district. The employee then gave him the food and change.
A local bank has discovered that the check was not valid. Police learned that the person committed similar crimes in Titusville and Grove City. They are trying to determine if there are any other similar incidents.
03/20/08 - LaBrozzi Named D9 League MVP
Bradford’s Ryan LaBrozzi is the D9 League basketball MVP. Labrozzi led the Owls in scoring averaging 17 points per game. Labrozzi was named to the D9 league Allstar team along with teammates Ben Lanich and Tommy Taylor.
On the ladies side, Shelly Fuhrman, Tricia Copeland and Katie White were named to the D9 all star squad.
03/20/08 - Is it Legal to Dig Leeks on the ANF?
Spring is here, which means it's leek-picking time. Some people may be wondering if it's legal to dig leeks on the Allegheny National Forest. The answer is – yes and no. Leeks may be legally picked without a permit for personal consumption on most forest lands. You are not allowed to pick leeks, even for personal consumption, on just a few areas of the Allegheny NF. These areas include the Hickory Creek and Allegheny River Island Wilderness, the two wilderness study areas surrounding Minister Creek in Warren County and Indian Run in McKean County, the Buckaloons Heritage Area in Warren County, the Hearts Content National Scenic Area in Warren County, and the Tionesta Research Natural Area and Tionesta National Scenic Area in McKean and Warren Counties.
State police are investigating a check cashing scam involving McDonald's restaurants. They say on February 14 a man arrived at the Warren McDonald's in what was described as a "school-styled bus." He went into the store, said he was a basketball coach and wanted to order food for his players. He ordered about 50 dollars worth of food and gave an employee a check for 150 dollars that he said was given to him by the school district. The employee then gave him the food and change.
A local bank has discovered that the check was not valid. Police learned that the person committed similar crimes in Titusville and Grove City. They are trying to determine if there are any other similar incidents.
03/20/08 - LaBrozzi Named D9 League MVP
Bradford’s Ryan LaBrozzi is the D9 League basketball MVP. Labrozzi led the Owls in scoring averaging 17 points per game. Labrozzi was named to the D9 league Allstar team along with teammates Ben Lanich and Tommy Taylor.
On the ladies side, Shelly Fuhrman, Tricia Copeland and Katie White were named to the D9 all star squad.
03/20/08 - Is it Legal to Dig Leeks on the ANF?
Spring is here, which means it's leek-picking time. Some people may be wondering if it's legal to dig leeks on the Allegheny National Forest. The answer is – yes and no. Leeks may be legally picked without a permit for personal consumption on most forest lands. You are not allowed to pick leeks, even for personal consumption, on just a few areas of the Allegheny NF. These areas include the Hickory Creek and Allegheny River Island Wilderness, the two wilderness study areas surrounding Minister Creek in Warren County and Indian Run in McKean County, the Buckaloons Heritage Area in Warren County, the Hearts Content National Scenic Area in Warren County, and the Tionesta Research Natural Area and Tionesta National Scenic Area in McKean and Warren Counties.
.jpg)
Comments