Montoursville News

Mar. 17 to April 13, Police reported that Vie Wyatt of Muncy Creek Township ordered a PlayStation 4 from a website and paid $369.99 with a Master Card.

Jan. 1 to April 13, Police reported that an actor took a PA registration plate from an utility trailer belonging to Charles Stutzman, 67, of Williamsport, parked at his home.

Mar. 1 to April 12, Police reported that an unknown actor took electrical wire from River Road, Susquehanna Township.

The regular monthly meeting of the Shamokin Area School District Board of Directors will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the board conference room.

Jan. 1 to Mar. 23, Police reported that over $400 worth of items were stolen from Weis Market in Muncy Creek Township.

Nov. 21 to Feb. 1, Police reported that an unknown actor opened a Verizon Wireless account with information belonging to Marilyn Myers, 47. The incident is currently under investigation.

Troopers found a bullet hole on the passenger side door and blood stains that appeared to have been wiped away inside Jacquline Delguercio's vehicle.

State Police Commissioner Frank Noonan has promoted Robert G. Mann of Chester Hill Borough, Clearfield County, to lieutenant and assigned him as the commander of the Criminal Investigation Section, Troop F, Montoursville.

State police said the driver in the pursuit shot herself and died before crashing into a Schneider Valley Farms building along East Third Street near Williamsport.

According to Trooper Havens of the Montoursville barracks of the Pennsylvania State Police, the dead body of a white, 78 year old male was found in the area of Fairview Drive and Cemetery Road, Montoursville Borough.

On Mar. 25, Officer Hockman of the Montoursville Police Department stopped a vehicle on Interstate 180 for speeding.

St. Michael's Orthodox Church, 131 N. Willow St., will hold Lenten vespers at 4 p.m. Sunday, the Fifth Sunday of Great Lent.

Not a day goes by that Montoursville Mayor John Dorin doesn't think about TWA Flight 800 and the local high school students and chaperones lost when the plane exploded over the Atlantic Ocean just after takeoff in 1996.

Feb. 23 to Feb. 25, Police reported that unkonwn actors cut the copper piping at a property belonging to DeeAnn Poust-Chambers, 48, of Williamsport.

A company affiliated with Liberty Hospitality Partners LLC, Montoursville, acquired the 2.9-acre property along Commerce Boulevard for $1.46 million from a company owned by developer Daniel Siniawa, according to Lackawanna County property records.