Saegertown News

A Utica teen was injured after her vehicle caught fire around 6:20 p.m. Wednesday on Maple Hill Road in Crawford County.

Each year at the end of May, a group of cancer patients gathers at Laurelville Mennonite Church Center near Mt.

Two former Saegertown volunteer firefighters are headed to prison for admitting to setting 9 fires last year.

Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine will hold commencement ceremonies for its largest medical and pharmacy classes, along with the school's second class of master's degree candidates.

The family behind Saegertown Manufacturing Corp. has donated $1 million to the Crawford County borough to help residents improve their quality of life.

Meet Mark Schlosser. Mark has been building homes all across northwestern Pennsylvania since 1999.

Five area environmental programs have been named as the winners of the 2008 Western Pennsylvania Environmental Awards, announced today by Dominion and the Pennsylvania Environmental Council. via The South Mississippi Sun Herald

An escaped prison is back in custody now. 37 year old Christopher Stevenson was being transported for arraignment in Saegertown when he broke out of the police cruiser. via WICU 12

“I do think it's growing, because of the number that are coming in and where they are coming in from for rehabilitation”

Sue DeArment says she just needs to look at the pens at her Tamarack Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center in Crawford County to know the bald eagle population is growing. via Blairsville Dispatch

Price Is Right 11:00AM - 12:00PM 'Come on down!' Contestants guess retail values for prizes on TV's longest-running game show. via WHP-TV Harrisburg

“I can't force healing, but I'd like to get it back as soon as possible because swans are migrating through, and I don't want it to miss that migration”

An adult Tundra Swan, rescued by Sam Olyer of Kane, after it flew into a tractor-trailer March 13 on Rt. via The Kane Republican

Crawford County District Attorney Francis Schultz is having child-corruption charges against former Roman Catholic Priest Thomas E. Smith be withdrawn over incidents that occurred nearly 40 years ago. via WJET

What man can do, nature can undo. The work being done at the Tamarack Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center near Saegertown in Crawford County illustrates this in a backhanded sort of way. via Beaver County Times & Allegheny Times

Sagertown Number of eagles rising, experts say The number of injured eagles being treated at a western Pennsylvania wildlife center is proof that the state's population of bald eagles is soaring. via Star-Gazette.COM

The number of injured eagles being treated at a western Pennsylvania wildlife center is proof that the state's population of bald eagles is soaring. via Cumberlink.com

“Our mission was to save the line, pure and simple, because we knew if the rails were ever taken out of the ground, they would never be put back in”

MEADVILLE, Pa. - William Burt said he couldn't fault the skeptics when they questioned whether his New York-based railroad could build business on 41.8 miles of Pennsylvania track. via Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers a...

“It is essential for parents to understand how quickly online conversations can progress from initial contact to sexually explicit content”

Attorney Tom Corbett on Tuesday announced that agents from the Attorney's General's Child Predator Unit have arrested three northwestern Pennsylvania men accused of using the Internet chat rooms to sexually ... via Http

Several alleged Internet predators in the area, are behind bars. It comes after an undercover investigation, by the state Attorney General's office. via WICU 12

Firemen were tripped out at 12:20 p.m. Friday for a fire at Feldman's jewelry store, 1260 Liberty St., Franklin. via News-Herald