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First snowstorm leaves death, chaos in its wake - Vimarsana News

First snowstorm leaves death, chaos in its wake

The season’s first snowfall turned deadly this morning on local highways where multiple accidents caused one death and multiple injuries leaving a large swath of Interstate 80 closed for much

First snow of season hits Western Pennsylvania - Vimarsana News

First snow of season hits Western Pennsylvania

Snow hit parts of Western Pennsylvania on Wednesday morning. It began overnight on Halloween. Much of the snow was north of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County in places such as Butler and Mercer counties, as well as Westmoreland County to the east. National Weather Service meteorologists had predicted an accumulation of

$5,000 reward offered in 1973 cold case disappearance of 17-year-old Pennsylvania girl - Vimarsana News

$5,000 reward offered in 1973 cold case disappearance of 17-year-old Pennsylvania girl

A $5,000 reward is being offered for information about a 17-year-old girl who disappeared in Mercer County in 1973.

Mercer County PSP need help solving 50-year missing person case of Patricia Seelbaugh - Vimarsana News

Mercer County PSP need help solving 50-year missing person case of Patricia Seelbaugh

PSP said that she was dropped off with an unknown male at a residence in the area located just outside of Grove City, Mercer County, commonly known as Hallville after midnight.

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Cold, snowy Halloween in store for Western Pa. - Vimarsana News

Cold, snowy Halloween in store for Western Pa.

A cold and snowy Halloween is in store for the Pittsburgh area, according to the National Weather Service. “In terms of accumulations, we’re really not expecting much,” said meteorologist Tim Cermak with the National Weather Service office in Moon. “We’re expecting about an inch, possibly as high as an inch-and-a-half