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Wednesday, May 18, 2016

PHOTO: Blue Mountain Graduate Recipient of South Schuylkill Garden Club Scholarship

Courtney Steinruch a soon to be Blue Mountain graduate speaks about her future plans to study environmental science to the members of the South Schuylkill Garden Club at their monthly meeting. Courtney is this year's recipient of the Club's Scholarship. Looking on is Porcupine Pat as the Scholarship Chairman.

Photo taken by Kim Morgan

One Flown to Hospital After Crash Overnight

One person was flown to an area hospital overnight after a crash early Wednesday.

Police Investigating Theft and Use of Fraudulent Gift Cards

The Rush Township Police is currently investigating a theft which occurred at the Hometown Wal Mart on 5/16/16 around 4:00pm.

Goodfellas in Pottsville announced Tuesday morning that Bret Michaels will be returning in June with a special guest, Eric Brittingham of Cinderella.

(05/17/16) On Monday, Schuylkill Haven Borough Police Department were assigned to a warrant detail. The purpose of the detail is to serve outstanding warrants for previous arrests made by the Department in which the defendant has failed in responding to charges.

Schuylkill County Woman Identified as Victim in Deadly Northampton County Crash

Authorities have identified one of three victims in a Northampton County deadly crash earlier this month as a woman from Schuylkill County.

Kayak Demo Day

Thinking about getting a kayak? The Lazy River Riders' Kayak Club has just the thing to help you take the plunge with confidence. On Sunday, June 5, 2016, 3:00-5:30 p.m. at the boat launch area on Sweet Arrow Lake Road try a variety of boats, sit in them, and give them a paddle on the lake to help you choose the best one for you! Club members will be furnishing their boats & knowledge to help you make a wise purchase. This is a sunshine only event and pre-registration is required by calling 570-624-3018.

Man Facing Drug Charges

Late Sunday Brian Cyr, 27, of Frackville was arrested by Mahanoy City Police Officers Johnson and Rentschler and charged with numerous drug offenses.

Four Facing Drug Charges

Frackville Borough Police have filed charges against four males after incident that occurred on May 5th.

Schuylkill County Road Work Scheduled for This Week

One person was flown Sunday morning after a vehicle crashed into a home Sunday morning.

Saturday's Schuylkill County Weather Forecast - 05/14/16

Woman Facing Drug Charges

Charges were filed today on a Shenandoah woman for an incident in Mahanoy City at the Coco Hut in April.

LCCC Holds New EMT Class for Carbon and Schuylkill Counties

Schnecksville, Pa., May 13, 2016 – Lehigh Carbon Community College (LCCC) has added an additional Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) program at its Morgan Center in Tamaqua for individuals who are likely to respond to pre-hospital emergencies or those considering a medical career.

Rain Washes Out Another Friday Night Of Action At Big Diamond

MINERSVILLE, PA. – For the third consecutive Friday, rain has forced the cancellation of the racing action at the Big Diamond Speedway.

Just after 1:00pm Friday, fire crews were called to 120 South Grant Street, Shenandoah for a working structure fire.

On Wednesday, May 18th, the southbound lanes of Interstate 81 from the Ravine Exit to Lebanon County will be restricted to a single lane and crossoverto the Northbound side for the next phase of the Interstate 81 construction project.

A man is facing drug charges after an overnight incident in Mahanoy City.

According to Police, Ilvin Gumbs, 23 of West Hazleton was charged by Ptlm Rentschler & Kovalewski after an incident around 12:30am Friday.

Gumbs faces charges of possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance, unlawful possession, drug paraphernalia, DUI, and summary offenses.

He was arrested and placed in Schuylkill County Prison.

Mahanoy City Police

https://www.facebook.com/MahanoyCityPoliceDepartment

Thursday, May 12, 2016

Thursday's Schuylkill County Weather Forecast - 05/12/16

Laser Pointed at Flying Medical Helicopter

Photo not of actual incident

Schuylkill County Crime Stoppers and State Police at Schuylkill Haven are asking for the public’s help in finding those responsible for aiming a laser light at a medical helicopter in April.

The incident reportedly occurred about 8:50 p.m. April 17 near Seltzer, Norwegian Township.

Police said a Geisinger Medical Center Life Flight helicopter was flying overhead when someone aimed the light at the aircraft.

Schuylkill County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information on the identity of those responsible for this crime or on any unsolved crime in Schuylkill County.

Callers are asked to refer to case 05-08-16 when calling with information about the incident involving the laser light in Norwegian Township.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 877-TIPS4SC (877-847-7472).

Callers can also relay their information directly to state police at Schuylkill Haven by calling 570-739-1330.

All information will remain confidential

Below is a video published by the FBI demonstrating how a pilot can be blinded by a laser while piloting an aircraft.

Yuengling Brewery Blood Drive - 05/27/16

Short Track Super Series ‘Anthracite Assault’ Postponed At Big Diamond Speedway

MINERSVILLE, PA. – The weather certainly has not been a favorable one for race fans in northeastern Pennsylvania since the calendar turned to the month of May.

Wednesday's Schuylkill County Weather Forecast - 05/11/16

The 9th Annual Kielbasi Festival is coming up!

The festival takes place in Shenandoah on May 21st, 2016 on Main and Centre Street and goes to Washington St.

The three kings, Capital Kowalonek's and Lucky's Kielbasi Shops and the Queen Mrs. T

will be featured.

It starts at 11:00am and run until 5:00pm.

There is music by the Shenandoah All Star Polka band, Eastern European food, and craft, The Hookies Bleenies, fun for the kids and a bounce house.

There is also a contest for anyone that makes Kielbasi at home.

For more information call 570-462-2060

Follow the event on Facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/Kielbasi-Festival-Shenandoah-PA-346132849319/

"Schuylkill Mall Goes to the Dogs" This Sunday

Schuykill Mall Goes to the Dogs happens this Sunday from 10 to 5.

Schuylkill County Prison Receives Order from Department of Corrections

Schuylkill County Prison Board Chairman George F. Halcovage, Jr. announced Tuesday that the Schuylkill County Prison received an Order dated May 4, 2016 from Pennsylvania Department of Corrections determining that the Schuylkill County Prison is ineligible to receive any additional prisoners sentenced to a maximum term of 6 months or more but less than 5 years.

In the order issued by John E. Wetzel, Secretary of the Department of Corrections, it states that the prison failed to reach the benchmark of 277 inmates within the prison by November 24, 2015. As of that date, 305 inmates were housed in the prison and continued to grow after. The Order was issued to help reduce the number of housed inmates below the agreed benchmark.

The agreed benchmark was set forth in the Settlement Agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections dated July 28, 2015.

The Prison Board with the Schuylkill County Board of Commissioners, has worked to implement several programs including work release, a day monitoring center and an inmate diversion program. In addition, contracts with various state and county correctional facilities to house Schuylkill County inmates have been entered into and others are currently being negotiated and reviewed.

The County has already diverted over thirty inmates since the original order and additional inmates are presently being classified for transfer.

Commissioner Halcovage stated, "Despite the County's diligent efforts to reach the benchmark set by the PA Department of Corrections, the continued swelling numbers of inmates in Schuylkill County has prevented it from attaining that benchmark. The Schuylkill County Prison Board and Board of Commissioners are committed to continuing to work with the Department of Corrections, the Schuylkill County Court as well as County Law Enforcement professionals to insure that all inmate housing requirements are met and those individuals adjudicated by the Court requiring incarceration will be incarcerated."

The Commissioners will be reviewing the additional inmate housing agreements which upon approval will then open additional out of county housing opportunities for Schuylkill County Inmates.

Wireless Nation Customer Appreciation Day This Saturday

WHEN: May 14, 2016 from 10:00am to 8:00pm

Pottsville, PA, May 10, 2016 - D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., is supporting the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (VFW) with a multi-year commitment through their “Respect. It’s Earned.” campaign.

Yuengling’s #LagersForHeroes program is using social media to gain donations for the VFW’s many programs geared to assist veterans, service members and their families. Thanks to technology company GoodWorld, our social savvy fans will be able to donate on specific Facebook posts by commenting “#donate” and the dollar amount they’d like to give or by tweeting @VFWHQ “#donate” and their donation amount. Yuengling will also be encouraging fans to support the VFW by texting Hero to 90999 and by visiting Yuengling.com/VFW to donate online.

This new initiative is a great way for Yuengling to demonstrate the brewery’s respect for our nation’s veterans and the sacrifices they’ve made to protect our great country. Yuengling’s #LagersForHeroes program will be promoted from Memorial Day through the 4th of July.

“We’re excited to enable supporters to donate in the way that’s most convenient to them and to have teamed up with GoodWorld to allow them to donate through Facebook and Twitter,” said Randi Law, VFW communications & public affairs manager.

“Yuengling’s generosity and the commitment from their fans to the VFW will help ensure we’re able to provide the assistance that America’s veterans deserve well into the future,” said John E. Hamilton, VFW adjutant general.

“We have tremendous respect for those that have served and their sacrifices,” said Richard “Dick” Yuengling, president and owner of Yuengling. “We know the toll it takes to leave your family to protect and serve our great country. This program is our way to support those who give so much.”

The VFW offers scholarships, financial grants, employment assistance and other services to veterans, service members and their families.

Police Searching for Man Wanted on Assault Charges

Minersville Police are seeking the whereabouts of Brandon Lafferty, 22, with no known address.

Schuylkill County Burn Ban

A post has been circling the web that the Schuylkill County Burn Ban is ending. That information is false.

The burn ban expires on May 22nd, 2016 at Noon.

Black Diamond Antiques To Close in the Schuylkill Mall

The Schuylkill Mall announced Monday that the Black Diamond Antiques & Collectibles will be closing.

In a Facebook post, the mall reported that the store's last day will be Sunday, May 15th.

Vendors of the store reported that they received notice Monday via a letter in the mail. No warning was given prior to the announcement.

UPDATE: Skook News received a copy of the letter received by the vendors of the store and the letter states the store will closed effective May 9, 2016 at 9:00pm.

ARDC Invades Big Diamond This Friday

MINERSVILLE, PA. – Midget racing has also been very popular at Big Diamond Speedway as large crowds come to watch these small but very powerful cars.

Monday's Schuylkill County Weather Forecast - 05/09/16

Introduction to Canoeing and Kayaking

Did you ever want to try canoeing or kayaking? Now you can on May 30, 2016 at 2:00 p.m. at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park. This program will introduce you to the basics of boating safety, paddling, and control. Meet at the canoe launch near the clubhouse. Pre-registration is required and the number of participants will be limited. This program is free and is suitable for teens and adults. Call 570-345-8952 to register.

Saturday, May 7, 2016

Woman Sentenced for Deadly DUI Crash

An Ashland woman was sent to prison this week for causing a deadly DUI crash.

On Tuesday, a Ringtown man was arrested and jailed on child pornography and drug charges.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Vehicle Rollover on Route 61 Southbound

(05/06/16) Around 5:45pm, Friday, emergency crews were called to the area of Dead Man's Curve on Route 61 Southbound between Frackville and St. Clair for a vehicle rollover.

Friday's Schuylkill County Weather Forecast - 05/06/16

Scheduled Schuylkill County Road Work For Next Week

MINERSVILLE, PA. – All day rain showers forced the cancellation of tonight's racing card at Big Diamond Speedway for the second straight week.

4-H’ers Participate in Bear Creek Festival

Blue Mt. 4-H Livestock Club members will enhance the Bear Creek Festival to be held Sunday, May 15 on the Schuylkill County Fairgrounds. During the operating hours of 12 Noon till 4PM, club members will busy helping others attending this free event learn a little more about agriculture and nature. As this club is about livestock, the club members will bring some of the animals that they are raising for this year’s Schuylkill County Fair. Participants in the Bear Creek Festival can have a firsthand look at the animals and any questions that might arise about the animals can be answered knowledgably by the 4-H’ers who are raising that animal. A full-fledged discussion can ensue and the 4-H’er will gladly exchange knowledge that they have learned through raising these animals as livestock projects. Some of the 4-H’ers might just share some of that knowledge gained from learning to raise the animals like sheep do not have upper teeth or that cows, sheep and goats are ruminants meaning that they have four stomachs. These few facts mentioned here and a lot more can be learned from these knowledgeable 4-H’ers at the Bear Creek Festival by just asking questions.

Club members will also engage festival goer’s in two hands on activity by making jumping frogs. One will be the Origami Jumping Frog with nothing more than a piece of paper. Bear creek participants will take ordinary paper with the help and guidance of 4-H’ers will make a simple jumping frog. Some tips to consider when making the frogs are to crease any corners well as the frog will jump better and the smaller the frog, the farther it will jump. These tips may come in handy as the 4-H’ers will set up a little competition with prizes to be awarded with the frogs that make it into the competition circle with the least number of hops. A second hands on activity festival goer’s may engage themselves in are making Jumping Frog Cups. Here participants can draw or select a pre drawn frog to be applies to two small sturdy disposable drinking cups. The cup that the frog is attached to is reconfigured with two rubber bands in a crisscross shape at the mouth of the cup. The regular cup is placed upside down on the table and the froggy cup on top and pushed down. As the froggy cup is released the cup will spring back and froggy will jump. The 4-H’ers might also encourage participants with the froggy cups to enter into a small competition of which froggy cup can jump the furthest.

4-H’ers will also have a quiet corner where festival goers will be able to sit on straw bales and relax as 4-Her’s read from a book titled The Frightened Frog by Brenda Moore and Jean Ohlmann. It is an environmental tale lent to the 4-H’ers by the South Schuylkill Garden Club and endorsed by the National Garden clubs of America. Come and enjoy story time with the 4-H’ers as they read from The Frightened Frog.

Club members will be operating the food stand at the tractor pulls. Stop buy and purchase a hotdog to snack on and wash it down with a refreshing beverage while watching the tractor pulls. Have a sweet tooth then see the 4-H’ers in the 4-H building for baked goods and refreshing drinks. These are just three of the many activities to be engaged in at the Bear Creek Festival to be held Sunday, May 15 on the Schuylkill County Fairgrounds where this free fun family event is held from noon till 4 Pm.

PHOTO: South Schuylkill Garden Club Collecting for Annual Plant Sale

The 3 co-chairs of the South Schuylkill Garden Club are busy collecting and potting plants for the annual plant sale on May 21st. Carol Haldeman from Pine Grove,Jeanne Zulick from Schuylkill Haven, and Helen Moyer from Freidensburg.

Canoe and Kayak Rental at Sweet Arrow Lake

Sweet Arrow Lake County Park canoe and kayak rentals open at the canoe launch near the clubhouse on Memorial Day weekend, May 29, 2016.

Thursday's Schuylkill County Weather Forecast - 05/05/16

AreaVibes is a web site that uses a Livability Score that was designed to help you find the best places to live.

It is created using a unique algorithm that takes into account dozens of characteristics in 7 different categories including nearby amenities, cost of living, crime rates, education, employment, housing and weather. A total Livability Score is then calculated out of 100 for any area across America.

The web site has ranked small towns in Pennsylvania based on

Population Density
Lowest unemployment rates
High housing costs (shows demand)
Adjusted Median Income
Education (Lowest number of high school dropouts)
Low crime

The following is the list of 10 Best Small Towns in PA, according to the web site

Check out the list here at http://www.areavibes.com/library/10-best-small-towns-pennsylvania/

Fish for Free at Sweet Arrow Lake

Some things in life are free and that includes Fish for Free days that are held twice a year and apply to all waters of the Commonwealth of Pa. This year the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will allow anyone, resident or non-resident, to fish without a fishing license on Memorial Day weekend (May 29th) and Independence Day (July 4th). These free fishing days are the perfect way to reacquaint yourself with the sport or introduce someone young or old to a lifetime of the relaxing sport of fishing. All PFBC fishing regulations will apply.

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Group Discusses Future Needs for Hospital Care in Schuylkill County

Pottsville, Pa – Workers at Schuylkill Medical Center hosted a Community Town Hall meeting on Wednesday May 4th, 2016 just weeks after the hospital announcement a partnership with Lehigh Valley Health Network.

“It was important to bring people together to find out what the community is hoping for with this new partnership,” said Brian Symons, a cook at the hospital. “We have a great opportunity with LVHN to build something really special, and we’re looking forward to working with them to do just that.”

The workers were joined by community leaders and other area residents for an open discussion, including what key services would be provided in the future.

“In the months leading up to the partnership announcement, there were a lot of rumors about departments closing,” said Pam Smith, nurse assistant in the psych department. “People would ask me ‘Will we have OB? Will we have cancer treatment? Will we keep the mental health services?’ These are really important issues that are on the public’s mind, so we wanted to make sure people had the opportunity to share their thoughts.”

Another issue discussed was the need for good, family-sustaining jobs.

“It’s no secret that this area struggles economically,” said Heather Mannon, from housekeeping. “Since SMC is one of the largest employers in the region, people look to it to provide good jobs.”

Over 60 people attended the event, including dozens of supporters from the community, representatives from Congressman Cartwright and Rep. Goodman's offices, and physicians.

“Whether it’s workers, patients, neighbors, or LVHN, we all want the same thing – and that’s a successful hospital that serves this community in the best way possible – with outstanding service and quality jobs” continued Mannon. “This is a new chapter in our hospital’s history, and we are excited to be a part of it.”

Posted from Press Release from Karen Gownley

Man Facing DUI Charges from Motor Vehicle Accident

Frackville Borough Police have filed charges against Blake Tiley, 24, of Ashland, after the investigation of a Motor Vehicle Accident that occurred on March 25th in the 400 block of S. Balliet St.

Wednesday's Schuylkill County Weather Forecast - 05/04/16

Schuylkill fire, EMS Companies Receive $1.4 million in State Grants

HARRISBURG – The state has awarded $1.4 million in grants to fire and EMS companies across Schuylkill County, state Reps. Neal P. Goodman, Jerry Knowles, and Mike Tobash and state Sen. David G. Argall announced.

The grants come from the Fire Company and Volunteer Ambulance Service Grant Program.

“These grants will help volunteers from across the county to continue their life-saving work,” said Goodman, D-Schuylkill. “I am grateful for all the work our fire and EMS companies do, and I’m proud that the state provides this support to them.”

“As a former active volunteer firefighter, I recognize the costs of equipment and fire apparatus,” said Knowles, R-Schuylkill. “I’m glad our area emergency service providers are receiving these state funds to help with their necessary costs.”

“We are very thankful and appreciative of our volunteer fire companies, comprised of men and women from all across our area,” said Tobash, R-Schuylkill. “I am glad they are able to receive this funding so they can continue to keep communities safe when emergencies strike.”

“This investment will assist our local volunteer first responders to protect more lives in Schuylkill County,” said Argall, R-Schuylkill/Berks. “I applaud the efforts of our local volunteers to secure these state funds and I look forward to supporting House Bill 1877.”

With the grant program set to expire on June 30, 2016, Goodman, Knowles, and Tobash recently voted in favor of H.B.1877, which would extend the program for another four years. The bill will now go to the state Senate for consideration.

Grants can be used toward repairing, building or renovating facilities. Grant money also can be applied toward the purchase of new equipment, training and certification of staff, or it may go to repay debt related to equipment purchases or facility building and maintenance.

In the county, 118 fire and EMS companies were awarded grants that ranged in amount from $25,289.79 to $4,735.70. A complete list of Schuylkill County fire and EMS companies that received these grants is available by clicking here.

Information Posted from PAHouse.net

Community Town Hall Meeting Being Held Wednesday Regarding Schuylkill Medical Center

Employees of Schuylkill Medical Center are holding a public Town Hall to discuss what they want and need from our health system.

Funding Available for Home Repairs through USDA Rural Development 504 Loans

Harrisburg, PA- Homeowners in rural areas who need repairs to their homes but can’t afford regular loans may be eligible for participation in USDA Rural Development’s Single Family Housing Repair Loans & Grants Program.

Single Family Housing Repair Loans and Grants, also known as the Section 504 Home Repair Program, aims to provide loans for very-low-income homeowners to repair, improve, or modernize their homes. A 504 loan can reach a maximum of $20,000 at a fixed interest rate of 1%. The 504 Program also provides grants, which can be worth a maximum of $7,500 and may only be issued to eligible seniors aged 62 and older, and may only be used for the removal of health and safety hazards.

In order to qualify for a 504 loan, an applicant must be the homeowner and occupy the house, be unable to obtain affordable credit elsewhere, and have a family income below 50% of the area’s median income. For grants, the only qualification is that an applicant must be 62 years of age or older and must be unable to repay a repair loan.

Applications for this program are taken year-round. For more information on the 504 Home Repair Program call (717) 237-2266. For more information on the other programs Rural Development has to offer in Pennsylvania visit http://www.rd.usda.gov/pa.

Schuylkill Conservation District’s 15th Annual Bear Creek Festival This Sunday

The Schuylkill Conservation District’s 15th Annual Bear Creek Festival will take place on Sunday, May 15, 2016, at the Schuylkill County Fairgrounds in Summit Station from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Tuesday's Schuylkill County Weather Forecast - 05/03/16

Join us at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park on Sunday, May 22, 2016, 6:00 a.m. to noon for a fishing tournament. No check-in is required if you are pre-registered. A horn will signal the start of the event and weigh-in begins at 8:00 a.m. at the PA Fish and Boat Commission access area. All entrants must be in line for weigh-in by noon. All PFBC regulations, including limits and utilization of fish will apply. There will be separate divisions for boat and shore anglers.

The entry fee is $20 per person. There will be eight total cash prizes per division each equal to 10 percent of the entry fees. The balance of the entry fees will benefit Schuylkill County Sportsmen’s Advisory Board. Prizes will be announced at the event.

Species and Prizes:

Crappies – Only fish less than 10 inches in length may be entered and must be removed from the lake (50 fish limit per angler).

* First 50 fish limit or most caught.

* Lightest average weight for catches up to 10, from 11-20, 21-30, 31-40 and 41-50 fish.

Carp – No bow fishing allowed. All carp must be removed from the lake.

* Total weight (50 fish limit per angler).

* Heaviest single.

In the event of ties, prizes will be shared or determined by coin flip. Please be honest so we all have a great time and can continue the event in the future.

Bass – None Allowed

St. Michaels Ukrainian Church Indulgence Basket Raffle

Treat yourself! Buy a Chance on the INDULGENCE BASKET!

Included : a blue tiffany- style lamp, a small brown dragon fly pattern tiffany-style lamp, pearl pendant necklace, a $30.00 gift certificate to Hair Waves, A manicure & pedicure gift certificate to Alexandria’s, scarves, a candle, a frame and more!

Basket is valued at more than $300.00.

Drawing is May 15th, 2016

Tickets available now! $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Contact the St. Michael’s Rectory, Shenandoah 570-462-0809

Monday, May 2, 2016

Meth Lab Discovered During Investigation

A Meth Lab was discovered during an investigation of a prior incident.

Lombard, IL – Knoebels Amusement Resort dominated the results of the National Amusement Park Historical Association (NAPHA) 30th annual NAPHA Amusement Park and Attractions Survey. The NAPHA survey is the oldest of its type.

(05/02/2016) The following is a list of those taken into custody Monday morning during a drug sweep of Tamaqua and the surrounding areas by the Tamaqua Police, State Police, and Schuylkill County Drug Task Force.

(05/02/16) - The Tamaqua Police, State Police, and Schuylkill County District Attorney's Drug Task Force were busy Monday morning rounding up drug suspects in the Tamaqua area.

According to the Schuylkill County District Attorney's Office, authorities were looking for 28 suspects.

The raids began around 6:30am.

More details as they come available.

North Schuylkill Hosts "Stand Against Racism Assembly"

On Friday, North Schuylkill Jr/Sr High School hosted a special assembly in honor of “Stand Against Racism”.

Drive In Movies Returning to the Schuylkill Mall

For those who love going to the Drive In will be happy to hear that the Drive In Movies will be returning at the Schuylkill Mall.

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