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April 7th, 2013
JAMES CITY â Elk County Court Judge Richard Masson has been asked to make an appointment to fill a vacancy on the three-member Highland Township Board of Supervisors.
April 5th
More and more Kane illegal drug-users are turning to âbath saltsâ to achieve a âhigh.â
Donations and fundraisers have helped the Kane Volunteer Fire Department purchase 3,000 feet of five-inch hose for new supply lines.
April 4th
The Kane regionâs âlumber heritageâ is a key part of the Pennsylvania Wilds program.
April 3rd
The Kane School District next fall may reinstate an "activity bus" to transport students who participate in after-school activities such as athletics and clubs.
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Kane earlier this week and collected 34 units of blood-- two more than the goal.
SMETHPORT â Former Kane resident Dustin Laurie is seeking the Republican nomination for McKean County treasurer in the May 21 primary.
April 2nd
JOHNSONBURG â Ken Spaich of Hazel Hurst has been selected as the "Logger-of-the-Year" by the Allegheny Hardwood Utilization Group (AHUG).
MT. JEWETT â A citizens group led by Frank Auriemmo is planning to hold a benefit Flea Market in July in Mt. Jewett.
JOHNSONBURG â The preliminary hearing for a Johnsonburg man charged with the murder of a Ridgway teen, originally scheduled for this morning, has been postponed.
Nicholas Martin, 22, of 416 First Ave. in Johnsonburg was arrested last Tuesday and charged with the death of 18-year-old Alyssa Forsyth of Ridgway.
