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Trauma surgeon describes injuries to Rushdie in court

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MAYVILLE – The trauma surgeon who treated a world-renowned author after being stabbed multiple times at Chautauqua Institution two and half years ago said the patient could have easily died had he not been given proper treatment. On Tuesday, the trial of Hadi Matar resumed. Matar is accused ...

Youth Leadership Program leads activities

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The Warren Forest Higher Education Council's Youth Leadership Program recently hosted a session focused on public speaking. Held at the historic Warren Woman's Club, the event brought together middle school students eager to enhance their leadership skills. The group also took a field trip ...

Man pleads guilty to unlawful contact with minor

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A New York man has pleaded guilty to one of the four felony charges against him in the Court of Common Pleas. Joshua A. Nowalk, 31, of Otego, N.Y., pleaded guilty in front of Judge Maureen Skerda to a charge of criminal attempt unlawful contact with a minor, a class 2 felony. Charges of ...

Second Warren man charged in camp burglaries

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A Warren man is the second to be charged in a string of burglaries in Pittsfield Township in November told police he was looking to steal items to be traded for money or drugs. Kyle A. Lauritson, 32, of Warren faces 20 felony charges filed by the State Police at Warren. As of Jan. 30, 2025, ...

St. Joseph Catholic School unveils its 2025 gigantic blue tape mural

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St. Joseph Catholic School has once again transformed its gymnasium with an awe-inspiring work of art. Students collaborated to create a massive blue tape mural in celebration of Catholic Schools Week. This marks the third annual installation of the school's blue tape mural tradition, and ...