Glen-Richey News

Lawrence Township Minor injuries were reported in an accident that happened on Montgomery Run Road, where a vehicle struck a pole and ended up in a ditch.

Yard sale An indoor yard sale will be held at the Glen Richey firehall Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon both days.

All three who have been accused for their roles in a Sept. 27 armed home invasion in Glen Richey waived their right to a preliminary hearing Wednesday during Centralized Court at the Clearfield County Jail.

Following two more arrests, the Lawrence Township Police Department reported today that they have concluded their investigation into a Sept.

State police at Clearfield An act of criminal mischief was reported yesterday when someone smashed the driver's side window of a vehicle owned by Donald Skiver of Fallentimber.

Clearfield Boro A theft was reported when someone removed money from a soda machine at a local business.

Between 12 a.m. Sunday and 5 a.m. Monday, someone stole approximately 20 road construction cones from Maxwell Trucking and Excavating Inc.

Yesterday, someone sideswiped a vehicle belonging to David Stephens of Philipsburg and knocked a mirror off the driver's side while it was parked along Walton Street in Chester Hill.

Two Woodland men were involved in a domestic dispute June 22 along Egypt Road in Bradford Township.

Following a 911 hang-up call originating from Daisy Street, officers spoke to a resident and determined everything was OK.

The vehicle then struck two signs and an embankment, became airborne and landed across both lanes, where it struck a utility pole.

Clearfield Boro An accident was reported at Turnpike Avenue and McBride Street. Police served a mental health warrant on a West Market Street resident and took him to Clearfield Hospital for evaluation.

Emergency personnel responded to an overturned tractor trailer near state Route 879 on Tuesday.

The investigation continues in an incident of disorderly conduct and criminal mischief on a Clearfield County Career and Technology Center bus.

Helen Williams of Houtzdale reported a 16-year-old Houtzdale boy forced his way into her residence by breaking the lock on the back door with a screwdriver and hammer yesterday while she was away.