On September 19, 2015 at 8:13 PM, Shenandoah Police responded to the area of Jardin and Coal Streets for a strong armed robbery.
Monday, September 21, 2015
Man Facing Robbery and Drug Charges
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Philadelphia Man Arrested on Warrants
On September 19, 2015 at 2:26 Pm, Shenandoah police responded to the intersection of Gilbert and Coal streets for harassment. Officers arrived on scene and spoke to the complainant who stated they were being harassed by a male named Michael Lutz.
Friday, September 18, 2015
"Wonders of the Wilderness" at Sweet Arrow Lake Park
Discover the natural wonders of the wilderness on October 13, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. in the Sweet Arrow Lake County Park clubhouse with Brandy Watts Martin.
Three Days, Three Tractor Trailer Accidents
A third tractor trailer accident took place in the borough of Gordon in just as many days on Friday evening.
Emergency personnel were called again to the intersection of East Plane and Biddle Streets in the borough just after 6:00pm Friday.
The truck was hauling a orange juice. Bottles could be found all over the road and intersection.
Accidents took place on Wednesday and Thursday as well at the same intersection.
Borough officials had already announced Thursday that they will be meeting with PennDOT in order to come up with a plan for the road.
Emergency personnel were called again to the intersection of East Plane and Biddle Streets in the borough just after 6:00pm Friday.
The truck was hauling a orange juice. Bottles could be found all over the road and intersection.
Accidents took place on Wednesday and Thursday as well at the same intersection.
Borough officials had already announced Thursday that they will be meeting with PennDOT in order to come up with a plan for the road.
Additional photos from Coal Region Fire
Schuylkill County High School Football Scores for Week #3
Friday, September 18th
Blue Mountain - 24
Pottsville - 13
Jim Thorpe - 23
Tamaqua - 7
Lehighton - 33
North Schuylkill - 13
Mahanoy Area - 42
Panther Valley - 12
Marian Catholic - 40
Minersville - 20
Pine Grove - 0
Juniata - 79
Schuylkill Haven - 47
Shenandoah Valley - 0
Tri-Valley - 28
Williams Valley - 6
Saturday, September 19th
Columbia Montour Vo-Tech - 32
Nativity BVM - 24
Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 09/18/2015
Equipment, Copperwire Stolen from PPL Substation in Schuylkill County
According to the Morning Call, equipment and copper wire were stolen from the PPL substation in Rush Township earlier this week.
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Second Tractor Trailer Crash at Bottom of the Gordon Mountain in Two Days
Local Author Panel Discusses Navigating the Path to Publication Event
Irish Blessing Returning to Sweet Arrow Lake Park
Irish Blessing will perform at the Sweet Arrow Lake Clubhouse on Wednesday, October 7, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. for a very special performance of Celtic music and dance.
"Critters Beyond Your Back Door" at Sweet Arrow Lake
If you enjoy wildlife programs and don’t mind learning while you laugh, join us at the Sweet Arrow Lake Clubhouse on Tuesday, October 6, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. for “Critters Beyond your Back Door” with multimedia nature advocate Jack Hubley.
Schuylkill County High School Football Schedule for Week #3
Argall Pushes Federal Officials to Support U.S. Anthracite Coal
HARRISBURG – The state Senate unanimously adopted a resolution calling on the president and federal lawmakers to impose tariffs on imported anthracite coal on Wednesday, according to Senator David G. Argall (R-Schuylkill/Berks).
Anthracite coal industries in Russia, Ukraine and China are heavily subsidized by their respective governments, allowing producers to reduce prices for exports below market value.
Senate Resolution 54, sponsored by Argall, would call on federal officials to place tariffs on imported anthracite coal in order to level the playing field.
“When it is cheaper to import foreign energy from halfway around the globe than it is to produce the same thing in our own backyard, we have a real issue,” Argall said. “We should be standing up for own energy production in Pennsylvania and in the United States, but instead this federal administration continues to hamstring domestic energy production while giving countries like Russia and China a free pass. Brian Rich of Reading Anthracite summed up the issue best at our Pottsville public hearing when he said that other countries have a war for coal, but in the United States, we have a war on coal.”
The measure was the topic of a state Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee public hearing in June in Pottsville.
The anthracite industry accounts for more than 1,000 jobs in the state and contributes approximately $200 million to the state’s economy, according to the Pennsylvania Anthracite Council.
During the hearing, President and CEO Greg Driscoll of Blaschak Coal Corporation, based in Mahanoy City, suggested that leveling the playing field in terms of foreign subsidies could result in the creation of up to 12,000 new jobs in Pennsylvania.
The resolution will be sent to President Obama, members of the Pennsylvania Congressional Delegation and leaders in both the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
Anthracite coal industries in Russia, Ukraine and China are heavily subsidized by their respective governments, allowing producers to reduce prices for exports below market value.
Senate Resolution 54, sponsored by Argall, would call on federal officials to place tariffs on imported anthracite coal in order to level the playing field.
“When it is cheaper to import foreign energy from halfway around the globe than it is to produce the same thing in our own backyard, we have a real issue,” Argall said. “We should be standing up for own energy production in Pennsylvania and in the United States, but instead this federal administration continues to hamstring domestic energy production while giving countries like Russia and China a free pass. Brian Rich of Reading Anthracite summed up the issue best at our Pottsville public hearing when he said that other countries have a war for coal, but in the United States, we have a war on coal.”
The measure was the topic of a state Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee public hearing in June in Pottsville.
The anthracite industry accounts for more than 1,000 jobs in the state and contributes approximately $200 million to the state’s economy, according to the Pennsylvania Anthracite Council.
During the hearing, President and CEO Greg Driscoll of Blaschak Coal Corporation, based in Mahanoy City, suggested that leveling the playing field in terms of foreign subsidies could result in the creation of up to 12,000 new jobs in Pennsylvania.
The resolution will be sent to President Obama, members of the Pennsylvania Congressional Delegation and leaders in both the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Home Damaged By Fire Wednesday Evening in Ashland
Around 9:00pm Wednesday evening, emergency personnel were called to a house fire at the corner of Chesnut and Hoffman Boulevard in Ashland.
Tractor Trailer Crashes into Vehicle at the Bottom of the Gordon Mountain Wednesday Morning
Police Searching for Missing 75 Year Old Man
The PA State Police is asking for the public's help in finding a man who was last seen leaving Schuylkill Medical Center East, Pottsville, around 10:00am Tuesday.
Friendly's Fundraising Night for Minersville Youth Football
Frackville Man Facing Attempted Rape, Burglary Charges
Pottsville Man Charged with Sexual Assault of Minor
A Pottsville man has been charged with sexual abuse of children stemming from an incident last year.
McCann Pottsville Campus to Celebrate 20th Anniversary on Thursday
Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 09/16/15
Schuylkill County High School Football Power Rankings After Week #2
Monday, September 14, 2015
Health care cost savings study needs input from more school districts, Senators say
HARRISBURG – A comprehensive study is moving forward to identify cost-saving opportunities for public school employee health care plans, according to Senators David G. Argall (R-Schuylkill/Berks) and Bob Mensch (R-Berks/Bucks/Montgomery).
1 of 4 Cash 5 Winners Sold in Schuylkill County
Minersville Police Seek Two on Warrants
Girardville Man Leads Police in Chase
A Girardville man led police in a chase.
According to WNEP, Bruce Layton, Girardville, failed to pull over during a traffic stop and led police in a chase that ended in Sheppton.
The suspect was reported to be in possession of heroin.
Link to WNEP
http://wnep.com/2015/09/13/one-arrested-in-schuylkill-county-chase/
According to WNEP, Bruce Layton, Girardville, failed to pull over during a traffic stop and led police in a chase that ended in Sheppton.
The suspect was reported to be in possession of heroin.
Link to WNEP
http://wnep.com/2015/09/13/one-arrested-in-schuylkill-county-chase/
Man Wanted For Shooting in Custody
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Police Looking for Man in Connection with Shooting
The Pennsylvania State Police are looking for a man in connection with a shooting in Tremont on Friday.
Friday, September 11, 2015
Schuylkill County High School Football Scores for Week #2
Responders Honored for Aiding West Penn Police Officer
First responders who came to the aid of a West Penn Police Officer were honored during a Patriot Day Ceremony Friday afternoon.
Interstate 81 Road Work Scheduled for Schuylkill County Next Week
Remembering Those Who Lost Their Lives on September 11, 2001
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Luring Incident Investigation in Pottsville
According to the Republican Herald, Pottsville Police are investigating a possible luring incident Thursday morning.
Humane Fire Company, Pottsville, to Hold 2nd Annual Crab Fest
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Schuylkill County Road Work Scheduled for Next Week
National Prescription Drug "Take Back Day" Announced
2015 Schuylkill County Halloween Parade & Trick or Treat Schedule
September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day
World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) is an awareness day observed on 10th September every year, in order to provide worldwide commitment and action to prevent suicides, with various activities around the world. The International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP), collaborates with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Federation for Mental Health, to host World Suicide Prevention Day. In 2011 an estimated 40 countries held awareness events to mark the occasion. The United Nations issued 'National Policy for Suicide Prevention' in the 1990s which some countries use as a basis for their suicide policies.
Below is a link with information to recognize someone who could be suicidal and prevent it as well.
Ways to prevent suicide
http://www.helpguide.org/mental/suicide_prevention.htm
Below is a link with information to recognize someone who could be suicidal and prevent it as well.
Ways to prevent suicide
http://www.helpguide.org/mental/suicide_prevention.htm
Pennsylvania State Police Child Passenger Safety Fitting Events in Schuylkill County
The Pennsylvania State Police will participate in National Child Passenger Safety Week from Sunday, September 13, 2015, through Saturday, September 19, 2015. Additionally, Saturday, September 19, 2015, has been designated as “National Seat Check Saturday.”
Fire Damages Apartment Building Overnight in Tamaqua
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Fire Destroys Garage Wednesday Night
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According to scanner traffic, police arrived first on the scene and reported the fire as working and reported explosions coming from within the fire.
Ashland and Girardville Fire Departments were called but Ashland arrived first and had the fire under control and knocked down within minutes.
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Fire Crews at the Scene of a 2nd Alarm Fire in Tamaqua
Emergency personnel were called around midnight Thursday morning to 210 Washington Street, Tamaqua for a working Apartment Building Fire.
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Schuylkill County High School Football Schedule for Week #2
Former Teacher Waives Right to Hearing, Case Heads to Trial
A former North Schuylkill teacher waived her right to a hearing on Wednesday.
Melinda Trezise, of Cressona, waived her right to a hearing on Wednesday to charges where she allegedly had sex with a 13 year old student. Two charges were also withdrawn on Wednesday.
Trezise is facing charges statutory sexual assault, institutional sexual assault and related offenses after one of Trezise's former students told police the two had sex more than a dozen times at her home.
The assaults reportedly took place between February and April.
Trezise had resigned from her position as a 6th grade teacher and turned herself in back in July and was later released on bail.
The case will now head to trial.
Story on charges
http://www.skooknews.com/2015/07/former-teacher-charged-with-having-sex.html
Melinda Trezise, of Cressona, waived her right to a hearing on Wednesday to charges where she allegedly had sex with a 13 year old student. Two charges were also withdrawn on Wednesday.
Trezise is facing charges statutory sexual assault, institutional sexual assault and related offenses after one of Trezise's former students told police the two had sex more than a dozen times at her home.
The assaults reportedly took place between February and April.
Trezise had resigned from her position as a 6th grade teacher and turned herself in back in July and was later released on bail.
The case will now head to trial.
Story on charges
http://www.skooknews.com/2015/07/former-teacher-charged-with-having-sex.html
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