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April 9th, 2013
Edward C. Anderson, 70, of 421 N. Tionesta Ave., died Tuesday morning, April 9, 2013 at The Lutheran Home at Kane, where he resided.
Born May 19, 1942 in Kane, he was the son of Edward F. and Margaret R. Jones Anderson. On Aug. 5, 1961 in Kane, he married Linda L. Fay, who survives.
Mr. Anderson was the Paramedic Coordinator for seven years at Elk County General Hospital in Ridgway, then the operator for Kane Ambulance Service and worked at the Kane Community Hospital. He was a paramedic in Saudi Arabia for five years, then was an operator engineer in road construction in the Kane Area.
April 8th
These three Kane basketball players were recently named to the AML All-Star team for their performances the past season.
SMETHPORT â Plans for a veterans' memorial in Ludlow were unveiled Monday at a meeting of the McKean County Board of Commissioners.
A few bad apples have ruined volunteer recycling in the borough of Kane.
Frances M. Preshak, 87, of 311 Sedgwick St., passed away Monday, April 8, 2013 at her residence.
Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Cummings Funeral Home, Inc.
April 7th
ALTOONA â The Kane Lady Wolves track and field team traveled to Altoona on Saturday to take part in the Igloo Invitational. This was the first competition of the season for Kane, as their first two meets were cancelled due to weather. The girls came out strong, and gave one of the best early season performances that coach Jim Sirianni can remember.
ALTOONA â The Kane boysâ track team placed in six of 18 events and had 10 District IX qualifying performances in this huge invitational that combines both AA and AAA classifications of schools from Western Pennsylvania.
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.
