Listen Live to WIGGLE 100
WHGL RADIO JOCKS
Featured Artists
Wiggle Top 20 hits
Contests
Country Club
LOCAL COMMERCE
Visit Our Photo Gallery
Wiggle Country News
Weather
Local Sports Coverage
Station Sponsors
Advertise With Us
Employment
Wiggle Trips
School Closings and Cancelations
Exploring Wiggle Country
Workforce Wednesday
What's Hot on the Web
Contac Us

JA Curren     

     


   
 



m

A 50 year old Wells Township resisdent has filed a theft complaint with State Police. The man told troopers someone entered 2 vehicles parked in his driveway and made off with a sum of cash. The incident ocurred over this past weekend.

State Police say that a hungry thief made off with 20 steaks from a freezer at a home on Horse Theif  Road in Delmar township, Tioga County recently. The resident of the home 42 year old  Steven Whittle told troopers that among the other items taken in the theft are a 100 gallon sprayer and a weedwacker. The loss was valued at seven hundred seventy five dollars.

A seasonal home located on the Chaffee Creek Gun Club Road in Waren Township was burglerized sometime this summer. Thw owner a 58 year old New Jersey man told troopers that someone entred his property thru a 1st floor window and made off with several items.

A 30 year old Columbia Crossroads man was recently arrested by State Police after he failed to comply with his parole requirements, then fled to avoid apprehension in Mind August. A warrent had been issued for his arrest in July. Daniel Peters is facing multiple charges.

2 men are facing charges after throwing gold balls at a motorist they were passing on State Route 487 in Colley Township, Sullivan County.  State Police say that a family was driving along when  20 year old Anthony Lee Ritton leaned out of the vehicle he was riding in and threw a golf ball striking and smashing his windshield. Ritton and the driver of the vehicle 19 year old Robert Erney were found by State Police arrested and placed in the Wyoming County Jail to await futher court action.

39 year old Edward D. McGhee, of Harriman, TN, was sentenced to probation for a term of 2 years, and a fine of $500.00, for theft by unlawful taking, a misdemeanor of the first degree. McGhee was also ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $12, 530.00. The sentence was imposed following an earlier guilty plea. Trooper Joseph Mitchell of the Pennsylvania State Police arrested McGhee for the offense in September 2009 after an incident in Canton Borough. While on probation, McGhee will be subject to supervision and monitoring by the Bradford County Probation department.

Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania is seeking more than $10 million in health-insurance premium increases that would affect more than 48,900 people.The proposed increases would affect rates among eight Blue Cross plans on Jan. 1, an official for the Wilkes-Barre-based health insurer.  In March, the nonprofit filed documents with the state showing it ended 2009 with a surplus of $251 million. The total was down 26 percent from the $339 million surplus it reported for 2008.

The Chemung County Buildings and Grounds Department announced today that they will begin taking the County Fairgrounds Boat/Vehicle Storage applications on Tuesday, September 7th.   Storage space is available for rent from October 15th 2010 - April 15th 2011. For more information and an application, call the Buildings and Grounds Department at 607-737-2843.  http://www.chemungcounty.com/usr/PDF/BG/storage%20application.pdf

State Police and municipal Police Departments along with the Bradford County DUI Task Force will be out in mass over the Labor Day Holiday weekend. If you plan on celebrating and partying please don't drink and rive. Sobriety checkpoints and roving patrols will be highly visible this weekend.

State police put 198 trucks out of service during a one-day statewide inspection last week. The Commonwealth Rural Roads and State Highways detail, which police Commissioner Frank E. Pawlowski called C.R.A.S.H., was conducted Aug. 25. The statewide enforcement teams inspected 1,263 commercial vehicles. In addition to placing vehicles out of service, troopers placed 34 drivers out of service and issued 643 traffic citations and 1,502 written warnings.  The most common violations were brakes out of adjustment and inoperative exterior lights.

 

 

   


Site Maintained By JA Curren Web Design