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Legendary Komets player Wright dies at 82 Won 2 Cups with Fort Wayne, later coached team Justin A. Cohn | The Journal Gazette Ted Wright, who played for the Komets from 1962 to 1970, was one of its most versatile players and later coached the team, has died. He was 82. Wright, a native of Sudbury, Ontario, helped the Komets to Turner Cups in the International Hockey League in 1963 and 1965. Inducted into the Komets' Hall of Fame in 2002, Wright is one of only 20 players in the Komets' 69-year history to play seven or more consecutive seasons. “Teddy was tough, really tough. He was tough and...

Article content Police said a man stole at least five vehicles, threatened and assaulted people and struck three people with a vehicle before police boxed in and arrested a suspect in Berkeley Friday night after he’d evaded earlier attempts to stop him. Nelson Toste, 40, of Brampton, remains in custody and returns to bail court by video on Wednesday in Owen Sound. He’s charged with 29 counts, including robbery, assault causing bodily harm, dangerous driving and vehicle thefts. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Brampton man in custody after 'cat...

Angelique Bacon-Woodard LOCK HAVEN — Lock Haven University welcomed seven African-American alumni for its virtual Black History Month Alumni Panel. Six alumni panelists shared career advice and highlights from their time at The Haven, also while discussing how their LHU experiences helped propel their professional successes. Ed Wright is a 1971 graduate of Lock Haven State College and a former president of the Lock Haven University Alumni Association. Wright helped organize the event along with Kenny Hall, LHU’s director of diversity, equity and inclusion. “I want to thank all of...

MISSION — A longtime administrator with the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation has been tapped for a job with broad influence over regional energy and environmental conservation. But an even bigger job could be in store for him. The CTUIR announced on Monday, March 8, that Chuck Sams was leaving his role as the interim executive director of the Tribes to fill a seat on the Northwest Power and Conservation Council. Gov. Kate Brown appointed him to the council, but she’s also backing him for another appointment: a job in the Biden administration as the director of ...

Feb 16, 2021 LOCK HAVEN– The Lock Haven University Office of Diversity and Inclusion and the LHU Alumni Association will host a panel of African American alumni at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 24 on Zoom. The event part of the university’s Black History Month celebration events. The panel will discuss the African American experience at LHU from the 190s to the present day. Six African American alumni panelists from the past five decades will share professional success stories and highlights from their time at The Haven and how LHU helped propel their professional success. Panelists include ...