John Fleischman News Today

Beginning. It was worse than a gamble. It was sort of betting your life savings on the turn of a roulette wheel. Reporter back in 2012 the University Spokesman told us there was nothing to worry about. We have no financial issue here for at least the next 26 years. Reporter somehow he stands by that Statement Today claiming the cal athletics deficit is separate and cannot be tied to the stadium. The stadium debt has little, if any, impact on that deficit. Reporter he said numbers show the stadiu...

A woman. So were going to make a determination as to what signal lights were green and if there was a red hand up because in this on some of the blocks on stockton street, the light may be green but the hand is red. Reporter a man who didnt want to show his face on camera says he talked to a witness who described the victim as elderly and says the car had the green light. But apparently, according to the person who saw what happened, the driver did not wait for the elderly lady to fully get acro...

WELLSVILLE — After taking a 15-minute break to watch the running of the Preakness horse race, the 2024 the Wellsville Area Chamber of Commerce honored individuals and businesses at its

Regarding the article “Westmoreland DA will review Penn Township police video before public release” (Feb. 22, TribLive): Law enforcement just keeps getting more arrogant toward the taxpayers who pay for all their salaries, benefits, equipment and pensions. Who is “the township” referenced in the paragraph below, from the article? Is

On books, whose beliefs matter more? When I read the article “‘It’s a small number of people who are very loud’: Local libraries grapple with book challenges, bans” (Aug. 22, TribLIVE), I was somewhat taken back by the headline and further by the story. The story described how the number

Hambletonian Day launched with a strong 1:47.4 performance by Open pacer Stonebridge Helios on Saturday afternoon (Aug. 5) at The Meadowlands.

Driver Dexter Dunn and trainer Ake Svandstedt swept the Graduate Series finals for four-year-olds in harness racing action from The Meadowlands on Saturday night (Jul. 8). Superstar mare Jiggy Jog S (Walner) kicked it off with another dominating performance, easily handling the boys in the $230,000 Graduate final for trotters. With regular driver Dunn holding

Driver Dexter Dunn and trainer Ake Svanstedt paired for wins in the pair of Graduate Series finals at The Meadowlands on Saturday night (July 8).

The first time harness racing driver Dexter Dunn sat behind 4-year-old female trotter Jiggy Jog S (Walner-Hot Mess Hanover) this season he was amazed by her transformation. “I couldn’t believe how much she filled out,” said Dunn, who was the regular driver behind the Ake Svanstedt-trained mare last year when she finished no worse than

The first time driver Dexter Dunn sat behind four-year-old female trotter Jiggy Jog S this season he was amazed by her transformation.