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Forest fire in eastern Berks contained but not extinguished - Vimarsana News

Forest fire in eastern Berks contained but not extinguished

22 acres scorched in District Township.

Source: mcall.com
Brush fire in eastern Berks threatens homes - Vimarsana News

Brush fire in eastern Berks threatens homes

Crews responded to a 3 to 4 acre brush fire in the area of Huffs Church Road and Cherry Drive in District Township

Source: mcall.com
Westmoreland DA vehicle usage declines as a result of crash - Vimarsana News

Westmoreland DA vehicle usage declines as a result of crash

Westmoreland District Attorney Nicole Ziccarelli has been driving a county-owned vehicle less frequently since she was involved in a December crash in Murrysville, according to records obtained by the Tribune-Review. Ziccarelli, a first-term Republican from Lower Burrell, drove her county vehicle nine days and 533 miles in February, according to

Editorial: Was Westmoreland DA Ziccarelli's crash really minor? - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Was Westmoreland DA Ziccarelli's crash really minor?

“Minor car accident” is one of those terms everyone has heard and yet is difficult to quantify. The Pennsylvania Insurance Department doesn’t have a measure for what makes a crash minor or major. An insurance company only deals in monetary amounts. There is no sliding scale. And so, when Westmoreland

Westmoreland DA crash racks up nearly $33,000 in SUV repairs - Vimarsana News

Westmoreland DA crash racks up nearly $33,000 in SUV repairs

Although Westmoreland County District Attorney Nicole Ziccarelli described the crash she had in her county-provided SUV last year as minor, it resulted in a nearly $33,000 repair bill. According to documents obtained by the Tribune-Review under the state’s Right-to-Know law, the 2021 Ford Explorer XLT four-wheel drive SUV assigned to