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CLYMER MAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING WITH GUN DUE FOR PRELIMINARY HEARING
A Clymer man charged with threatening someone with a gun is due in court today for a preliminary hearing. Court documents show 21-year-old Skyler Mogle of Clymer faces charges of terroristic threats, possession of a weapon and simple assault for an incident on September 20th of this year. Indiana Borough Police were sent out to the 400 block of Pratt Drive for a report of an individual threatening another person with a gun around 2:38 in the morning. A vehicle associated with the incident was found on Locust Street and pulled it over. In the car was the suspect, Skyler Andrew Mogle, and police also recovered a firearm.
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Sykesville Man Accused of Swiping Pickup From Jefferson County Bar After GPS Signal Leads Police to His Home
SYKESVILLE, Pa. (EYT) — A local man was arrested on a felony theft charge after he allegedly stole a pickup truck from a Henderson Township bar, with police eventually tracking the vehicle to his home. State police filed charges against 40-year-old Dylan Stewart, of Sykesville, on November 9, following...
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CLOSURES IN EFFECT FOR VETERANS DAY
Today is Veteran’s Day, which honors all those who served our armed forces. It also commemorates the signing of the armistice that ended World War One. As today is a federal holiday, there are several closures in effect. Federal, State, County and Municipal Offices are closed for the day, including PennDOT Driver’s License and Photo Centers. Any state Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores that would normally be open on a Wednesday will be open today. Many banks are closed for today, but service will still be offered through apps, ATMs and websites.
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Cambria County Olympian Dan Barefoot back in training, chasing next Winter Games
CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — After competing on the Olympic stage in Milan Cortina, Johnstown-area native Dan Barefoot is back in training — and already working toward the next four-year Olympic cycle — but the cost of staying competitive remains a major hurdle. Barefoot finished 20th in...