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Coroner confirms one dead after Williamsport motorcycle crash
WILLIAMSPORT, LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The Lycoming County Coroner released details of a deadly crash in Williamsport. On June 6, the coroner released information on a crash that happened on June 5 near the intersection of Packer Street and Grampian Boulevard. Police say 29-year-old Dustan Paulhamus was driving a motorcycle traveling east on Grampian Boulevard […]
Man busted on Interstate 80 with large quantity of marijuana
White Deer, Pa. — A traffic stop on Interstate 80 led to the arrest of an Ohio man who was hauling a large quantity of marijuana. Kenneth Jerome Williams, 41, of Oakwood Village, Ohio, was pulled over for speeding shortly after noon May 20 on I-80 in Union County. Trp. Luke Hook of state police at Milton says when he approached Williams' vehicle, he smelled a strong odor of marijuana. Hook noticed marijuana shake on the driver's side and passenger seats of the car, according...
Woman scammed out of $12,000 in Bitcoin
Montoursville, Pa. — Police say a 65-year-old woman of Eldred Township lost $12,000 after a scammer claimed to be from Apple support. The victim received the call on May 23 from the supposed tech support person from Apple. The victim gave the unknown suspect $12,000 in exchange for Bitcoin, according to Trp. Klinger of state police at Montoursville. Police say there have been various scams lately involving Bitcoin. The public is encouraged to be cautious when exchanging cryptocurrency.
Teachers say 'goodbye' to school year with inflatables in Lycoming County
LAIRDSVILLE, Pa. — One school in Lycoming County celebrated its last day on Thursday, with teachers sporting a memorable look. To make the final day really memorable, teachers dressed up in all kinds of inflatable costumes for the kids. The teachers said it was their way of saying goodbye...
Fatal motorcycle crash in Lycoming County
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — A fatal crash involving a motorcycle was confirmed on Wednesday in Lycoming County. Lycoming County Coroner confirmed a report of a fatal motorcycle crash in Williamsport around 5:15 p.m. near the intersection of Grampian Boulevard and Packer Street. Lycoming County coroner's office identified the victim as...
It's Thanksgiving Every Day At Fry Brothers Turkey Ranch!
TROUT RUN, Pa. — If you are looking for homemade comfort food Fry Brothers Turkey Ranch in Trout Run is a must stop! Everyday is Thanksgiving Day at Fry Brothers! They offer delicious fresh roasted turkey dinners 5 days a week! This family business has been serving turkey dinners since 1939!
Man found slumped behind wheel at Sheetz flees from police
Selinsgrove, Pa. — A man who was found slump over the steering wheel of a vehicle in a Sheetz parking lot quickly came to and fled from police. Jordan Joseph Lantz Jr., 35, of Montoursville, now faces charges after he left the scene around 7:30 p.m. on June 1 at the Selinsgrove Sheetz store. Trp. Derek Gill of state police at Selinsgrove says police were called to the store on North Susquehanna Trail to assist EMS. Lantz was parked and slumped over behind the steering...
Williamsport recognizes Gary Brown, one of its greatest football players
WILLIAMSPORT—The city of Williamsport has ensured the name of one of its greatest football players will never be forgotten. Several blocks of Lycoming Street Saturday were designated Gary Brown Jr. Way. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may...
Doctor assaulted at UPMC Williamsport
Williamsport, Pa. — A doctor was injured from blocking a punch by a patient who wanted to leave UMPC Williamsport at the end of May. James Anthony Warner, 67, of Lock Haven told the victim, “I’ll punch you in your f***ing face” when asked to remain at the hospital, according to UMPC Police Officer Derron Farber. Warner’s attempt was stopped by the doctor, Farber added. The victim’s forearm was cut from the block, according to the complaint. Warner is being charged with second-degree felony aggravated assault, simple assault, and harassment. Warner is free on $10,000 unsecured bail. He is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing in June. Docket sheet
Popular St. Patrick’s Day bar closes after Pa. DA threatens to seize liquor license
WILLIAMSPORT — A threat by the Lycoming County district attorney to seize the liquor license has resulted in the closure of a bar in Williamsport that was especially popular on St. Patrick’s Day. District Attorney Thomas A. Marino said Thursday he gave owner Todd J. Leta the opportunity...
Man accused of ramming into state police car after high-speed chase in Centre County
GREGG TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WTAJ) — A man wanted on charges in Centre and Union Counties was taken into custody in Northumberland County after leading police on three separate high-speed chases. Officers with Pennsylvania State Police were on patrol as a roving DUI enforcement detail in Centre County the evening of April 6 when they began […]
Public barred from courtroom Tuesday during preliminary hearing
Williamsport, Pa. — A Lycoming County Sheriff’s Deputy stood in front of the door to courtroom 1 at the Lycoming County Courthouse and barred three members from the media entrance on Tuesday. In what seems to be becoming a more common practice, the official court schedule failed to list the identity of a defendant on the official court schedule. As people gathered outside the courtroom, several people, including a man with handcuffs and a prison jumpsuit, walked into the room. ...
Lycoming County SPCA hosts 'Pints for Pups' this Saturday
Lycoming County, Pa. – Lycoming County SPCA is hosting their 'Pints for Pups' event this Saturday June 8th from 12 to 4 p.m. at New Trail Brewing Company at 240 Arch Street in Williamsport. “One of the few areas around Lycoming County that are dog friendly are breweries. We appreciate New Trail Brewing Co. being willing to help us host this event again,” said Alyssa Correll, Lycoming County SPCA’s Executive Director. ...
Employees thought Pa. workplace fatal shooting had a different ending
WILLIAMSPORT — Employees at the Williamsport area business where the CEO fatally shot his brother-in-law thought the opposite had occurred, a recorded interview reveals. The information was contained in a brief filed Tuesday on behalf of Kenneth R. Michaels who wants his homicide prosecution transferred to the state attorney general’s office.
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