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Authorities Stress Boating Safety Following Fatal River AccidentPatch.comBy Larissa Dudkiewicz Officials with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, US Coast Guard and US Army Corps of Engineers discuss recreational boating safety. An Aliquippa woman was killed and a Robinson Township man injured following a jet ski ... |
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Big Purses, Sore Horses and DeathNew York TimesBut there was no secret why Mr. Gill had made Penn National the hub of his operation: the hefty purses. Now, Melodeeman's death threatened to upend it all. The next morning, Thomas Clifton, a veteran jockey, complained to the state racing commission's ...and more » |
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Truck Driver Charged with Route 18 FatalityPatch.comBy John Saccenti A Pennsylvania truck driver has been charged with causing a crash that killed a Monmouth County man and injured the victim's wife and daughter on the Old Bridge section of Route 18. According to the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office ...and more » |
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Pa. man gets 3-6 years for 2 DUIs, 1 fatalityWYTVINDIANA, Pa. (AP) — A western Pennsylvania man will spend three to six years in prison for two drunken driving arrests in 12 days — the second coming in a crash that killed another motorist. Twenty-one-year-old Michael Doucette will also spend four ...and more » |
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Pike builders group offers safety coursePocono RecordPike County Builders Association will present a 10-hour Construction Safety Course, through the partnership with Pennsylvania Builders Association and Occupational Safety and Health Administration training academies and instructors, to its members and ...and more » |
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Pa. man gets 3-6 years for 2 DUIs, 1 fatalityWJAC JohnstownOn May 7, 2011, Pennsylvania State Police said Doucette's sport utility vehicle crossed the center line of Route 286 in Center Township, Indiana County, killing 55-year-old Cloyd Ribblet Jr., of Clarksburg, whose pickup truck burst into flames.and more » |
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Springtime Alert: Do Not Disturb Young WildlifeMarketWatch (press release)The last human rabies fatality in Pennsylvania was a 12-year-old Lycoming County boy who died in 1984. Wildlife rehabilitators, who are licensed by the Game Commission, are the only ones that are permitted to care for injured or orphaned wildlife for ...and more » |
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