Oct 5, 2009 | The Tribune-Democrat
a Ia d made a promisea : Former Cambria officer gives kidney to fiancee
A police officer who used to patrol the streets of several Cambria County communities has given a second chance at life to the woman he plans to spend the rest of his life with.
DEPa Sproject may restore trout to Little Conemaugh
The second phase of a project to protect and restore native brook trout habitat in the South Fork headwaters of the Little Conemaugh River is on target for a fall start.
Religion in Brief | Bible schools set at area churches
BY JANICE RAINEY JRAINEY@TRIBDEM.COM The following churches will hold vacation Bible schools: n Park View Alliance Church, St.
Creeks deserve top state protection, state says
Three small creeks in southwestern Greene County, where Foundation Mining wants to start a big, new mine, deserve the state's highest stream protections, according to new studies commissioned by environmental groups fighting the mining proposal.
Tire-chain businesses to occupy former Vona s site
A former beer distributorship, vacant for six years at a busy Johnstown intersection, has a new owner.
In brief: Warrant unsealed in triple slaying
Authorities suggest that whoever killed three women at an auto glass shop may have hidden evidence at a relative's nearby farm.
South Fork driver hurt in crash
A South Fork man was taken to Memorial Medical Center after his vehicle plunged down a 25-foot embankment Monday.
Forest Hills Alliance midway in forming regional plan
A bedroom community for Johnstown and Richland Township or a commercial industrial center, the communities making up the Forest Hills School District have the potential to be many things, a state official concludes.
Adams Township plans detour during bridge replacement
Replacing an Adams Township bridge will close the only road access to about two dozen homes and a business in the Amsite Road development.
The Tribune Democrat, Johnstown, PA
The following people have been sentenced in Cambria County Court on guilty pleas to criminal charges: Mekiya R. Shaw, 32, 300 block of Strayer Street, Johnstown, false identification to law enforcement.
As holiday nears, gas prices rise
Just when many area residents are hitting the highways, motorists can expect to encounter a bump in the road.
Luminaria, production tributes to victims
BY TOM LAVIS TLAVIS@TRIBDEM.COM In one of the most moving tributes to victims of the 1889 flood, the National Park Service will conduct a luminaria at the Johnstown Flood National Memorial near South Fork.
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