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Youth EMS volunteer restrictions eased in Pennsylvania

A bill easing restrictions on youth emergency services volunteers was among 58 measures recently signed into law by Gov. Josh Shapiro. House Bill 2014, introduced by Rep. Greg Scott, D-Norristown, unanimously passed the lower chamber in June and the Senate earlier this month. The legislation extends the hours during which young volunteers can participate in training and authorized activities. The changes aim to remove barriers to youth participation and help replenish Pennsylvania’s shrinking ranks of volunteer emergency responders. Under the state’s Child Labor Act, 14- and ...

On The Record

C. WARREN COUNTY – DISTRICT JUDGE RAYMOND ZYDONIK Possession of marijuana. Robert J. Kreitzbender Jr., 41, of Warren was charged with possession of marijuana - small amount for personal use, use/possession of drug paraphernalia, disorderly conduct engaging in fighting and public drunkenness and similar misconduct Oct. 24 by Warren Police after an alleged incident Oct. 24 in Warren. DUI. Tanner C. Jenkins, 26, of Clarendon was charged with DUI: high rate of alcohol (BAC between .10% and .16%) - first offense, DUI: general impairment/incapable of driving safely - first offense, ...

Conservation District names Photo Contest Winners

The seventh Warren County Conservation District Photo Contest was held this fall and members from the Warren Camera Club judged the entries. There were 31 votes received for the People’s Choice contest, held from mid-September until the end of the month. The first-place winners, Best of Show ...

Salvation Army celebrates 10th anniversary kettle kickoff

The Salvation Army of Warren invites the community to celebrate a decade of local giving at the 10th Anniversary Red Kettle Kickoff event on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Located at 2311 Beech Street in Warren, the Salvation Army marks the 10th year as the “tin” ...

New associate named at JC Warren Real Estate

JC Warren Real Estate is proud to announce new sales associate Hannah Augenstein. Born and raised in Warren County, Augenstein has been a lifelong resident. Active in dancing competitively for over 14 years, Augenstein has learned countless valuable life lessons in self discipline, hard work, dedication, and ambition. She has further enhanced her initiative and leadership skills by continuing to serve as a dance instructor and choreographer at the local Molly Dies Dance Unlimited Studio. She enjoys getting to be a part of the thriving, cultural aspect of our county, by participating ...