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Trial in killing of pregnant Amish mom Rebekah Byler will not occur before Nov. Here's why
MEADVILLE — The trial of the defendant charged in the killing of pregnant Amish mother Rebekah A. Byler has been tentatively scheduled for November in Crawford County Common Pleas Court. The trial will not occur any earlier to give defendant Shawn C. Cranston's lawyer, "significant time" to review and...
D-10 2A boys volleyball postseason begins Saturday at Conneaut Lake
District 10 officials released the playoff bracket for the class 2A boys volleyball championships. The tournament begins on Saturday, May 18th at Conneaut Lake middle school. The quarterfinal matchups are as follows: -Saegertown (2) vs Mercyhurst Prep (7) (2:00 pm) -Meadville (1) vs Rocky Grove (8) (3:30 pm) -Fort LeBoeuf (4) vs Conneaut (5) (5:00 […]
Three Individuals Accused of Stealing Multiple Firearms, Car Parts from Cooperstown Residence
COOPERSTOWN BOROUGH, Pa. (EYT) — Three individuals are facing charges for allegedly stealing multiple firearms and car parts from a Cooperstown Borough residence. Court documents indicate Franklin-based State Police filed criminal charges against 22-year-old Edward Allen Frey III, of Pittsburgh, 26-year-old Seth Desira Askey, of Conneautville, and 22-year-old Dakota Ryan Knice Scull, of Springboro, in District Judge Andrew Fish’s office on May 3.
State police investigating death of 13-year-old boy in UTV crash in West Mead Township
MEADVILLE — The Pennsylvania State Police are investigating the death of a 13-year-old boy who was killed when the utility task vehicle he was riding in crashed near the city on Saturday morning. The boy, whose name was not released, died at the Meadville Medical Center after being taken there from the scene...
Jamestown teen dies in crash on West Jamestown road
Investigators say a Jeep was speeding before crashing along a Mercer County Road late Sunday, killing the driver. According to coroner John Libonati, the 17-year-old boy from Jamestown was driving the Jeep Cherokee along the 600 block of West Jamestown Road just before 8 p.m. when it veered over into the opposite traffic lane, before traveling back, losing control, and driving 200 feet before crashing into a cluster of trees.
Woman Charged for Allegedly Using Victim’s Stolen Credit Card for Unauthorized Purchases
MONROE TWP., Pa. (EYT) — A Crawford County woman is facing charges regarding the theft of a victim’s credit card in Monroe Township, Clarion County. According to court documents, Clarion-based State Police filed charges against 35-year-old Jessica Marie Hess, of Meadville, in District Judge Jeffrey C. Miller’s office on March 20, 2024.
A Father & Son Legacy at Cochranton High School: The Last Word
If you ask someone who went to Cochranton High School in 1981 who their principal was, they would tell you Mr. Wigton. If you ask someone who goes to Cochranton High now in 2024 who their principal is, they will tell you Mr. Wigton. Really?. I traveled to Cochranton and...
'It's something to be proud of': Field softball makes fifth straight district title game
JEFFERSON — Field advanced to its fifth straight softball district championship game Tuesday evening. The Falcons aren't taking it for granted. Not with how hard it is to win postseason games. ...
D-10 softball: Cathedral Prep, Meadville to share a championship
Tuesday’s Region 5 softball slate brought potential drama to District 10. Cathedral Prep and Meadville each played their final conference game knowing a victory would win them a share of Region 5. McDowell, meanwhile, needed some help. Meadville raced past General McLane to capture its share of the league....
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