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  • State Fire Commissioner Opens $50 Million Grant Program to Support Fire, Rescue and EMS Companies Affected by COVID-19

    Jul 9, 2020

    Pennsylvania State Fire Commissioner Bruce Trego announced July 8 that the Office of State Fire Commissioner (OSFC) opened registration on July 6 for state grants aimed at providing direct financial relief to fire, rescue and emergency medical service (EMS) companies negatively impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. “Fire, rescue and EMS companies throughout the state have struggled since the state began taking action to curtail the spread of COVID-19,” said Trego. “Increased operational tempo, and an inability to raise funds through commu...

  • Two R.S. Men Charged with Firearm Purchase Violation

    Jul 9, 2020

    Two Roaring Spring men are awaiting their preliminary hearings after being charged with a third-degree felony of false written statement in the purchase of a firearm. Terry Michael Pronchick, 41 of Roaring Spring, attempted to purchase a firearm at Walmart near Freedom Junction on Feb. 29. Pronchick filled out the ATF form 4473, also known as the Firearms Transaction Record form, and answered “No” to question 11 (c) which asks, “Have you ever been convicted in any court of a felony, or any other crime for which the judge could have impri...

  • Memorial Park Crowns 2020 Little Miss Winners at Second Pageant

    JUDITH OTT, Southern Cove Correspondent|Jul 9, 2020

    Morrisons Cove Memorial Park held its second annual Little Miss Morrisons Cove Pageant on Monday, June 29. There were three competitions: Pre-School (ages 3-5), Junior Miss (kindergarten and grades 1 and 2) and Miss (grades 3, 4 and 5). Chairs were set up with social distancing guidelines. Family members were asked to only attend at the times of their scheduled competition. The pageant room was decorated with beautiful white lights aligning the ceiling and the lights were dimmed. Roots in the...