Coudersport News

State Police say they are investigating an act of theft in which Susan Peno, of Coudersport, is accused of taking a fetanyl patch from a resident at the Sweden Valley Nursing Home.

State Police in Coudersport say they are investigating four burglaries which took place along the Bark Shanty Road sometime between November of last year and February 4, 2012.

Those questions and others will be addressed on Tuesday, Feb. 14, when an educator who has immersed himself in the issues over the past several years presents a program to the Potter County Natural Gas Task Force.

Telecommunications Technologies Certification: Connecting to the Future The information explosion has caused the telecommunications industry to advance faster than any other field.

With townships and boroughs facing increasingly complex responsibilities, many of them have been calling for help.

State Police in Coudersport are seeking the driver of an unknown vehicle which struck two mailboxes along the Hickox-Ulysses Road earlier this week.

Federal prosecutors have ended a six-year legal fight against the imprisoned father-son executives of a defunct Pennsylvania cable company after deeming the tax fraud charges against them not worth pursuing.

Headwaters Amateur Radio Club of Potter County will hold weekly classes for the technician and general class amateur radio FCC license beginning in February.

A 16-year-old Coudersport girl will be charged with speeding as the result of a crash on Route 44 Sunday, January 22.

State Police in Coudersport say they are investigating a hit-and-run that happened in the parking lot of the American Legion in Ulysses on January 20.

State Police in Coudersport say they are investigating an alleged simple assault that took place at a Main Street residence in Roulette on January 19.

Wisnieski was driving a 2000 silver Ford Taurus with license plate HCV-1356 but may now be driving a silver 1998 Mercedes Benz sedan, license plate number unknown, police said.

The first to testify in the double murder trial of Steven Patrick Rebert was Michelle Bright of DuBois, formerly of Coudersport, who works for the Brady Street Florist, DuBois.

A recognized authority on drug and alcohol addiction will meet with members of the Potter County Criminal Justice Advisory Board and others involved in treatment, law enforcement and public education later this month.