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The following cases appeared before Tobyhanna Magisterial District Judge Anthony Fluegel.
Poconos Police Blotter: Friday, Nov. 20
Police are investigating an incident of theft by check fraud after someone used a fictitious check for $818 from the checking account of a Middle Smithfield resident at a Walmart in Freemont, Calif., on Nov.
Angel Velez, 28, of Long Pond; 8:48 p.m. Friday on suspicion of drunken driving following one-car accident at Locust Ridge and Caughbaugh roads; taken to Pocono Medical Center,East Stroudsburg, for blood-alcohol test; released pending test results; investigated by Pocono Mountain Regional Police Department.
New York woman cited for scattering garbage at fire station -
Susan A. May, 57, of East Elmhurst, N.Y,, was cited for scattering rubbish at a Pocono Summit fire station on Wednesday, according to Pocono Mountain Regional Police.
Self-defense courses help keep Pocono women safer
Holiday shopping is in full swing, and the sun has an earlier bedtime. Walking through a dark parking lot alone can be scary.
PM regional police report DUI cases
A man drove under the influence and caused an accident while another in a separate case was suspected of marijuana possession after being stopped for DUI, Pocono Mountain Regional Police said.
The following cases appeared before Tobyhanna Magisterial District Judge Anthony Fluegel.
Man charged with robbing boy of car keys at gunpoint
A 19-year-old man was arrested Tuesday for robbing a boy of his car keys at gunpoint, Pocono Mountain Regional police said.
Clymer hosts new display on Tobyhanna Township history
The second phase of changes in economic development in Tobyhanna Township from the 1930 to 1940s to today is being shown in the display cabinet of the Historical Association of Tobyhanna Township at Clymer Library, on Firehouse Road in Pocono Pines.
Valley Preferred recognized as healthy workplace Valley Preferred of Allentown has been recognized by the American Heart Association's Start! Fit-Friendly Companies Program for promoting physical activity and health in the workplace.
Man found dead beside his home destroyed by fire
The Tobyhanna man who was found dead by an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head outside his burning home Friday had been charged with simple assault and cited for harassment, both relating to a domestic situation, according to court records.
State College Snow, Power Outages Continue
Well folks, the snow continues in State College early Saturday morning although there has not been much additional accumulation.
Let it snow! Parts of Pennsylvania have half a foot already
An autumn stormed has dumped as much as 6 inches of snow in parts of northern Pennsylvania.
Poconos Court Blotter: Thursday, Sept. 24
The following cases appeared before Marshalls Creek Magisterial District Judge Brian Germano.
Poconos Police Blotter: Friday, Sept. 18
At 12:54 a.m. Friday, police spotted a Subaru Impreza and Chrysler Pacifica speeding in the area of routes 940 and 611 in Mount Pocono.
Tobyhanna map hearing sees light opposition
Tobyhanna supervisors advanced a new land use map to regional review amid light opposition in a public hearing Monday.
Poconos Courts Blotter: Thursday, Sept. 10
The following cases appeared before Tannersville Magisterial District Judge Thomas Olsen.
Poconos residents charged in large marijuana operation
An eight-month investigation into a large-scale marijuana-trafficking organization has led to numerous arrests in the Poconos and the seizure of marijuana totaling more than $1,350,000 in street value, Pocono Mountain Regional Police said.
One year ago Friday smoking was banned in most indoor spaces in Pennsylvania. In the Poconos Thursday some celebrated the smoke-free anniversary while others weren't feeling as festive.
The following cases appeared before Tobyhanna Magisterial District Judge Anthony Fluegel.
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