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Locks glued shut again at Jeanette High School
For the second time in about two months, someone glued the door locks closed at Jeannette High School.

Power outage affects 2,500 Fayette County customers
The Fayette County Courthouse, the county prison and city hall in Uniontown were among 2,500 Allegheny Power customers whose service was interrupted for several hours Monday when a pole caught fire.

Man receives jail sentence in Wal-Mart, IUP videotaping
A 31-year-old Blairsville man who pleaded guilty last year to secretly videotaping men using restrooms in Westmoreland and Indiana counties in 2008 recently was sentenced to serve up to 23 months in jail.

Survivors of Laughlintown fatal crash file suit
A second lawsuit seeking unspecified damages has been filed against a man accused of driving drunk in Laughlintown and striking two carloads of Somerset County teenagers, killing one boy.

Man OKs plea deal for obscene gesture to district judge
A West Homestead man accused of flipping the middle finger at North Huntingdon District Judge Doug Weimer waived his right to a preliminary hearing yesterday after accepting a tentative plea agreement.

Monroeville developer has fines reduced in Fayette trial
A Monroeville real estate developer received a $29,100 in building code fines reduction to $10,500 in a summary trial yesterday in Fayette County.

Flood waters pull back, but ground is 'well saturated'
Although hundreds of residents and officials in communities along the Youghiogheny River prepared for the worst over the weekend, moving furniture and setting up emergency shelters, the flooding that did occur proved to be less severe than anticipated.

St. Vincent seminarian starts relief campaign for Uganda
In 2005, John Mary Lugemwa — a seminarian at St. Vincent College — founded the Uganda Rural Fund, a charitable organization providing educational and financial aid to his homeland.

PIAA championship on swimmer's agenda
Franklin Regional senior Garrett Hehn still is not satisfied despite a strong showing recently at the WPIAL Class AAA boys swimming championship.

Texas company will replace artificial turf on Norwin's field
School directors voted unanimously last night to award the $527,159 project to Sportexe, which will also install Penn-Trafford's field this summer.

Dunbar sex abuse suspect faces more assault charges
A 48-year-old Dunbar man in jail on $250,000 bond for sexually abusing a 10-year-old Fayette County girl is now facing charges of assaulting the victim's mother in 1998 and 1999.

 


 



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