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Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC) is pleased to welcome back two familiar names to its cardiology program. Lalchand T, Goyal, MD, FACC, FSCAI and Michael Wilt, MPAS, PA-C, are returning in July with offices at BRMC. Both are part of Great Lakes Cardiovascular (GLC), a group practice of more than...

A welfare fraud investigation in Cattaraugus County has led to felony charges being placed against a Little Valley woman. The Cattaraugus County Sheriff's Office arrested 33-year-old Nicole Lamberton on Monday after an investigation determined that she fraudulently received more than $27,000 in child care benefits by allegedly concealing and failing to report income in the household. The results of the investigation stem from a complaint filed in 2018. Lamberton is facing Class D felony charges of grand larceny in the 3rd degree and welfare fraud in the 3rd degree, and two Class E felony counts of offering a false instrument for filing in the 1st degree. Lamberton was taken into custody at the Cattaraugus County Department of Social Services without incident. She was processed and released with an appearance ticket.

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A Cattaraugus County woman has been charged with welfare fraud. According to the Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Office, 33 year old Nicole Lamberton of Little Valley fraudulently received over $27,000 in child care benefits by concealing and failing to report household income. The charges stem from an investigation into a...

McKean County welcomed their newest law enforcement agents – K9s Rigby and Duke. They are pictured with their handlers: Officer Dakota Eaton and Sgt. Seth Shephard. Officer Eaton was named by the McKean County Drug Task Force as its newest narcotic K9 handler and Sgt. Seth Shephard was named as Bradford City’s K9 handler. Both Rigby and Duke are approximately 1 ½ years old and both are German Shepherds. Rigby is trained in narcotics detection and Duke is dual-trained in narcotics and patrol. Both officers are employed full-time with Bradford City.

Bradford Regional Medical Center is getting a clean bill of health for its use of tobacco settlement funds. Pennsylvania Auditor-General Timothy DeFoor released an audit this morning of the Hospital’s use of the funds, which are paid to hospitals for uncompensated care provided to patients. DeFoor’s audit found one...