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Graduating Penn-Trafford students Haley Hofmeister and Max Haberberger ring their school’s bell as their graduation ceremony comes to a close at Warrior Stadium in Harrison City on July 31, 2020.
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Half the Norwin class of 2020 filed in for the first session of graduation June 26, 2020 at Norwin Knights Stadium.
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Unlike last year, when some high school graduations were pushed back to the summer, seniors at Penn-Trafford, Norwin and Yough will be among those who will graduate at the end of the regular school year.
Driver in fatal Route 30 crash that killed 4 in North Huntingdon arraigned on homicide by vehicle, DUI charges
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A Penn Township man is charged with assaulting and threatening his brother and refusing to surrender to police for two hours, according to court documents.
Robert R. Milburn Jr., 60, was arraigned Wednesday on charges of harassment, resisting arrest, simple assault and making terroristic threats. The reported incident happened about 8:50 p.m. Tuesday at a residence in the 500 block of Sunset Drive that Milburn shares with his younger brother, Larry, 58, according to court documents.
Sgt. Joseph Lewis said police were dispatched to the home for a report that Larry Milburn fled the residence after Robert threw a hot microwave dinner on him, went into a bedroom to retrieve a firearm and was threatening to shoot him.
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Westmoreland Manor could begin in-person visits with residents within weeks even as coronavirus cases continue to pop up among residents and staff at the county-owned nursing home in Hempfield.
Officials said Thursday that one additional case was reported and there are three active coronavirus infections among residents at the 403-bed facility. One staff member is off work after having been diagnosed with the virus, according to statement issued by Manor Administrator Abby Testa.
Despite the new cases, plans to reinstate contact visits, which were halted in March 2020 at the onset on the pandemic, are ongoing.