Shelocta News

The following people were committed to the Armstrong County Jail on Tuesday and Wednesday, according to jail records: * George Byron Pyle Jr., 43, of 314 Village Road, Shelocta, by the court, on a parole violation.

Dawn Law is a stringer for the Tribune-Review. Croquet anyone? What a blessed day was Sunday for the Greensburg YMCA.

The following people were committed to the Armstrong County Jail on Tuesday and Wednesday, according to jail records: * Bruce Wayne Mason, 34, of 2161 Route 156, Shelocta, by the court, on a charge of driving under the influence.

An Indiana Borough man died early Sunday in an all-terrain vehicle accident. Authorities said 23-year-old Ryan Henry was riding on a street in Shelocta at about 1:25 a.m. with a 15-year-old female passenger.

A western Pennsylvania coroner says a 23-year-old man was killed and a female passenger was injured when the man crashed an all-terrain vehicle.

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An Indiana County man was charged with drunken driving and eluding police after leading authorities on a high-speed chase while driving an ATV Monday night.

Sugarcreek fire department responded to a report of a structure fire at 1:55 p.m. Friday.

Brian C. Rittmeyer can be reached via e-mail or at 724-226-4701. A 1-year-old girl survived a car crash that claimed the life of her mother yesterday.

The following is a partial list of criminal cases handled by Judge James J. Panchik at a sentence court on March 31.

Two more men have been charged for their alleged part in post-Super Bowl rioting in Indiana Borough.

Coming together for transit The problems at Town and Country Transit have been well covered and exposed by the Leader Times newspaper.

All parents are urged to attned, and fund-raisers for the upcoming season will be discussed.

A seven-member board established under Pennsylvania's new bituminous mine safety law met for the first time Wednesday to begin making the state's deep underground coal mines safer for those who work there.

A Kittanning man has been sentenced to prison time for causing a fatal traffic accident two years ago in White Township,. Nicholas Kutsch, 24, was given concurrent terms of one to three years in a state prison ...

Thirty gallons of diesel fuel were siphoned from a truck parked at the Palmer Trucking garage, Shelocta, at 8579 Route 422, and a CB radio also was stolen from the truck sometime Friday or Saturday.

Several defendants have been named on criminal charges filed in the Homer City district court before Magisterial District Judge Susanne Steffee.

Armstrong School District seems to have a good deal on fuel, compared to Allegheny and Westmoreland county districts that are locked into prices much higher than the current local average.