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Tori L. Giesler. Esq. 610-929-3601 (610) 921-6658 (330) 3i5-9263 (Fax)

February 2, 2018 RECEIVED FEB 2 2018

VIA UNITED PARCEL SERVICE PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION SECRETARY’S BUREAU Rosemary Chiavetta, Secretary Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Commonwealth Keystone Building 400 North Street, 2nd Floor Harrisburg, PA 17120

Re: Joint Petition of Metropolitan Edison Company, Pennsylvania Electric Company, Pennsylvania Power Company and West Penn Power Company For Approval of Their Default Service Programs Docket Nos. P-2017-2637855, et al.

Dear Secretary Chiavetta:

Due to an error in the original filing on January 26, 2018, Metropolitan Edison Company, Pennsylvania Electric Company, Pennsylvania Power Company and West Penn Power Company resubmit for filing the Proofs of Publication indicating that formal complaints and petitions to intervene were to be filed with the Commission with regard to the above-captioned matter. Please date stamp the extra copy of this transmittal letter and return it in the postage-prepaid envelope provided.

Copies have been served on all parties as indicated in the attached certificate of service.

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Bedford Gazette was established in 1805 and that it is a daily

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except Sunday, as defined by the Act of Assembly approved May

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MEMBER, pennsylvaniaassociaiiunoknuiakies T\imiay,Dutimt ■ 18.>017 — B«df« Bedford. ?•. - 3 Wolf vetoes bill to add abortion restrictions By Mair Levy told the crowd. ~niia Irgialntioo la advances m technology, and laws second-trimester abortion, oppo- AModmted Preen ao extreme it doe* uet even must ealch up. nctnts said. Two stauo hove similar HAKKJSBU liG, Pa. — include exception! far womro and Bronka. a Crawford County tww while laws in six othev states OMDOcratie Tbm Wolf qq girifl whn are victims of rape and Kcpuhbcan, said she was disnp- arc on hold in courts, according to Mooday vctord a bill pawed by loecet." pmntod the state "will be unable to the GuUmnehar LnsLitule the Kepuhbean-eooUoUed Legiala* The primary feature of bio hdl protect ao many babies in the Brooks contended that the bill lure that vould hare hauled ahor* would have banned elrctivr ahor- future, who will never know the joy docs not ban the procedure, hut taoos to tho firat 20 weeha of prvg* turns after 20 week* from a preg* of Uving.” rather, the fetus must first be nancy and. according m oppo* nanl woouinVUst mrnatnml peri* The American Cengrem of Ofastn* injected by «ahim to coum1 ft* death. oaata. outlawed tho moat caotton od. compared with 24 weeks in tfioans and Cynecokgista repeats TTierv wore 1..S86 dilation-and* method of arcond'trtmietar abor* current Inw. that delivery hnfase 23 wedn of evacuation abortions in Pcnnayha* bon. The 20-week limit would have gratatioo typically rcauhs in death nia in 201&, aaxirdixig to state sta- Wolf, who supports aboruac kept in place nxceptwaa under and. »

Lawmaker to ‘step back’ from reelection bid; won’t resign PHILADELPHIA — Leach uid ha will cooper­ Leach has been among prude and ralcb^fod up the A PonnsylvaAia state sroa- ate with state Senate lead* the Legislature's moat iotcoeity aftrr she cmo- tor who Is the subject of era to address the allega- prominent liberals, leading plauuri to him about a sex u- allegations published by tinns and —it ia 'heart* the fight far the legalisation alixed Ume in the officn. The Philadelphia Inquirer breaking* to him that he of Mme-snx marriage and In s eta Lr is cot oa Face* that he behaved inappropri­ made someone fad uocom* medical marijuana. He book after the Inquirer pub­ ately toward female employ- fartahlr or disrespected. ran unaucressfuily for lished the story. Mali r<« and campaign aides said aLn the future 1 will take another congressional mat Goldfinc. & 2006 campaign Monday that be will *atep more rare la my words and in 2014 aide, said he could eanli/iD beck* from his campaign fer my aetioas, and 1 will makr la Lhr story, the Inquirer Montgomery'll aecounti He a con grew inoai scat. it my top priority to protect quoted farmer party, cam­ also tiled Leoch's routine Sec. Daylm lD to challenge fourth- codaidered inappropriate. Goldfine wrote. He said he planned to term Republican (IS Hep Aubrey Montgomery, a In so carbtr statement , cuaitinur serving in the Snn* , who rvpra- finafy^i director for Inach'n tMontgomery, Lakes pert in a May PKOSPECT. Pn. (API - Emrrgrncy PDT9BUKOH (AP) — AuChoriUe* ay a had a problem. Day demoartration ta Pkitadalpliia, t^ach who la crews have recovered the body of a fisher­ person was struck and by a vehkte Montgomery boa worked the antjecl of allegations published by The Philadel­ man who fell through the in on a lake in that fled the srene in suburban Pittsburgh. fer a man running in the phia laqnirer tikot be behaved inappropriately western Hronsy)vania. The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported oral year's Democratic con- townrd female employvra end campaign aides said The reports that crews were that the accident happened Sunday night grossMaa) primary. Don Monday, that be will Step hack" from his campaign in Rom Tbwnahip Police didn't immediate­ dispatched ot about 10 am Monday to Muroff, for a cwegro^onaJ ocai. lake Arthur ot Moraine State Park m But­ ly provide further detaila. ler County. TTie Philly PreUet Factory sstd ia a Face- Members of tlic Loioavillc Dive Thom book poet that the hit-run happewd short­ recovered the body of the viclim. who has ly before 7 pm. Sunday and the person who beco tentatively identified as a wan from died was the fatiusr of an employee the Pittsburgh area. TTie company posted pictures of a white HOMETOWN BANK Park manager Dustin Drew said a visitor car that it said may have been ureotvad. railed 911 to report seeing somnooe in dis­ asking anyone who recognized it to coll tress in the lake about 60 yards from an township police. OF PENNSYLVANIA ace*** road. Drew said The oilier just anw 'flu* firm Called the drolh “the most dr** an arm waving.’ pirable thing that could possibly happen to Officials found fishing gear near a hole in any family, a week before (Thnsanaa.* 25 Month Certificate of Deposit the water Drew estimated the depth at the Authentic* haven't rclcoaud thi* name of site to he eight fort and lhr water tempera­ the perm killed. ture at about 12 degree*. In vli'hi-tiitun <>/ thr Information from: TWbuoe-Review, Man who burned estranged http://lriblive.coni Djn'n mi.v <>l our ( 7(i v.s/iu / wife with lye dies in prison Iftintt'l'iini llttnl: MONTPKL1EK. Vt lAPl — A Vermont Double-murder convict man who io a jealous rage doused hit ■eeks 4th trial is o/lrriii^ „ SI’I'CIM. estranged wife with industrial-strength CLKAREIELO. Pa (API - A Pcnrujkn- Jye and burned her an badly she needl'd a nia oum convicted three tunes in the killing ■J.i-MdXTI! CII with ,/ face transplant has died at a Petinsylva- of a tree romantic rival two dcradrs ago is qib hospital socking o fourth trial M'Y. lhr sprria! rulr is Sixty*two*year-old Herbert Rodgers Andrew Callahan ia serving life without had been serving a 30- to 70-year prison paralr in the November 1997 death rf 1& urciluhlr at all him* Inca I ions. sentence in Pennsylvania and died Moo- ypor-etd Mi cab Poliixk in Baccarialbwoahip day. Vermont officials say it appears TTm cnac ia oo appeal *g*in fallowing a ban Hodgers' death w«e ‘related to a medical on mnndatory Ufo without pnrol*' terms far The CD With A issue.* juveniles. RtKlgrr* admitted breaking into Car­ TTw (Ahnooa) Mirror reports that the 36- men Tartewo's house in 2007 intending to yonr-old defaodant's current ounroey, Shawn kill a man with whom he bclicvud ahe McGrow, is dtallrAguig a previous attorney^ was romantically involved. He poured the dcctaioa not to nrak a voluntary intcsiraUon taxk chemical over her and later said. *1 dr^hnsc in ho 2010 Ctearfield County trial lost it, 1 just lost it.* Callahan and Pollock wen rtaamnatm st . % The Vermont health services director Gtendate High Srhool in KUntai, about 90 1 93 will conduct a review of Rodgers' death, mites omthraat of PiUabu/gh. CaUshao has VnrmoQt houses some inmates out of sakl a gun acridentaky diadianpd aa the two \ j , Annual Percentage Yield*. fj] stale to alleviate overcrowding in ita pris­ were bunting, but pnrnoitorB ay W wa ons. Rodgers was imprisoned in Michigao jealous that HbUnck was dating his nc-girl- - *GUARANTEEP* but wm moved to Pennsylvania in June. frwnd. Stop in One of Our Offices and IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT Start Getting More for Your Money! FUTURE ELECTRIC RATES Not Just .4 Community Bank, On Deotmtof ti, 2017, Matropolltan Edison Company (Md-Eri), Ponnaytvanm Elaetnc Company fPenalecl, PonresyVania Powaf Company (Penn Powar). and West Ponn Power Company (Weet Perm Power) Red a petition with the Pannayivanta A Bank Cor The Community. Puttie Utrifty Commasion (PUC) requesting approval ot Iheir Defaull Sennca Programs lor Ihe period June t, 2016 to May 31.2023. Thrs filing is in accordance BEDFORD KVKKETT with me Penngytvarea statute ar*j the PUC a rules end orders estabk^tng the terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue to procure power lor their f,:is I.. I'm >ii.*.*i w. .m-,],, Su-.-i customers who are not shopping with afiemeitve electric genefabon suppliers. The purpose of this notice «to provide you wrth the opportunity to review the fling, which can bo found ai www.hrsienergycorp com. You may vieh the Companies' CLAYSBUHG business offices to examine copies of the documents filed wih the PUC, located at. 2600 Pottsville Pike, Reading. Pennsylvania (Mel fO); 5404 Evans Road. Ena. I:! I T i ) )un niim« H w y. Peraisytvame (Penetec*. 2939 North HentMtage Road. Clarii. Pennsyfvarea (Penn SI ■!-:! I (l-USii!> Power); or 60Q Cabin Hill Dove, Qreenaburg, Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). A PUC AdrtantiPatMe Law Judge wti review the Corr^****' focpoeal and racowmend *25-month fixed rate time deposit. Available for regular a decision to the Commission, n you wish lo intervene or fie e formal complaint concerning the fikng, plesse contact the: and IRA certificates. APY (Annua! Percentage Yield) Pennsylvania Public Dliltty Commission accurate as of publication date. $1,000 required to Poet Office Box 3265 open the account and earn interest. Early withdrawal HarrisOurg. 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Decemhcr 19.2017 PAGE A3 Gas prices see slight dip ahead of holiday season Average retail gasoline in the D S have fallen lo prices in FVnnrylvanis have their lowost pom) in IK) fallen 1.3 cents per gallon day's. )U*t a* Hurrtranv in tho part week, averaging Harvey began ionising pric­ $2 71/g yrnerday. meordmg es lo spike, not exactly the lo tlaalluddys duly survey Christmas gift some hoped of 3,269 gw* outlet* in IVno- for. but it'* about Itme none- •yhwnia I heirs*," noid Patrick Pr- Thia compares with the Haan, head of peirolruin noDonal gberage that ba* anals*si« for l la "Buddy. fallrn 3 3 mus per gallon "A* long A* demand far in the last week to $2 4 Ife. gasoline rontinur* to weak­ arrerdjng to puiaJine prwr en. gasoline im rnloru'* will website 11 as Bistdy cum sytvaoia hove ranged wide­ conlimie growing and it'll hr InHtaltog the change in ly over (he Last the year* tbepfl that kef^i* on giving gas prirrw in IVonsylvania $2 4:1* in 2(116, $2.21/g In addition, the gup between during the post week, prr- in 2U13. *2TVg in 2611. prere today and a year ago «w yestenlay wire 2* 1 cent* S3 tl^g in 2013 and &M4* » also at it* narrowest in per gallon higher than the in 20)2. month*, highlighting fhal same day one year ago and Areas in Frogrcseland price* are moving in the are ft I Moholfoy wos tho mom of a firo In Novombor thal do- 12 9 cent* jxt gallon during at Sapp Brea. >U*t after the Nmv Year, rtreyod two vacant Komoa. One ol thoae propeftiei hoi been cleaned up by the owner and the last month and stands • EhaBois — $2 C'f^ at there are some bright spot* the other has not. 17.3 cents per gallon higher Deit So along with sonii- concerns than ihw day* one year ago • PhiUpabnr* - S2 7-Vg that lay ahead for 2ulft.” Mahaffey Boro hopes of resolution Arrordmg lo (la* Bud­ at SherU For LIVE fuel prsce nv- dy historical data, gasoline •As we approach Chnsl* eragw*. emit http/'FuelIn- for clean up of burned out property price* on l>rc. 1ft in IVnn- mo*. Bvcroge gas prues night* tiasnuddyitan EyPloWy______an offer to punhaar thn merlin* eaHirr I hi" year, Mahaffey Municipal Authority tentatively ttvmaltofigpnmvtitfn property *o that the bluchti'il rotiml appriweil removing property thru in akmo U * that would al> prauniMlcly 2'l6a.ok.. vul- alao been Imtod for federal outlived their bfe expectancy' naming the low' iIm* borouirh Ihf frMHlocn untcrr fin ,ftghl Tram Ocarfield bounty propwty MAHAFKhT — Mahaffey Borough Mu- pump*, blowers and aeration system to (fW rid uf an ryntor*. (‘ocnmunily Voltuairw Kin* las mUom. nii'ipal Auliiority tentoliv idy nppnw ed xub- Munvipalittc* ami municipal authorities At Mondays mrpUoa. IhparUnrnt of Mahnffry The fire burned moat of oultiDg an application to the states Cota* iwn submit application* for project* totaling •'nuni'it np|iruv#<«1 nootlmif were diepatihed to 21^ VS* the home and spread to a tnonwenllh Fmant'ing Aulhonly s igx'unung $30.01X1 (o $30(MKI0, l-.ng said Appl ten­ Coir KnJbvrwrnl Offtrer Main St. Mahaffey1, for a m- neighbor big hume al 21 IS grunt program. don* are due Feb. 2ft Stsxwasful applirwnt* Hoy "Hutch' Mnrkle amt jktI of ii flrutluro firv in a W, Main St., ('ompletely d^ Engineer Trm'is Jsiag of (Twin. Dobson will be notified Imre nest year, (irnnl fund­ ('•ouncilmao .John Hrnrken nro-efory •'ood-fntRwd htape •rroying that home ns well and J-'oreman Inc. of Altonns, (he ■utlnn- ing wiiuld be received in 2019 lov i»H chr t'loarfirld TIk prtfiiriy, pvt of an 'I'hat property was ejnnnnl ly* consulting engineer, informed member" Jong said hr would draft a profevi hm for ty ('ommisainnorw to dinrura •wtnto that not opened up by the owner* at Monday * meeting nf an upconiuig grant oppiYnal at the aulhority s Jan. 13 meeting whal mn br done about a or »ettM after the owner “We juai want to clean round for small W'Alor and wsrtewnt.rr sys­ •It's worth a stab. It won t do any harm to property that w'ae moelly dr- died. Huh noi tioen olfuinetl ihr meiia up." Councilman tem* infrustrislure apply" Chairman Rd said rt roved m n fl re — a nd m akr up folkiwing the fire At n Frank Sherwood said. Meeting Highlights Photo courte­ sy of Rescue Burnside Borough Council HotofiLadde* SUtton 8 of Curwensville BytHam—Byr» ( numsl m. as the dnte Two people and time fir rts rwvganizMionai mwling dbwrwttvprc^mnMeaain 3 with their three grand* HUKNSIDF • llighlurfiUi fruai Sunday h Counrtl udupied the 201W budget sons narrow­ mu’heduled Durnridc lhavugh Couml 4with no inrrease in takes, water or ly escaped meeting intlude' wastewater rule* at Sunday * rearhmluled thbblaieat (“ grinder puiape Rather than a SlfiO flal fee, poac* revenue of S1J.90I and ekpenees of In Kelly- ruaiomrn wIhw grind ft pump is deter­ $1 t.stm town. More mined not to he working pnaprHy because • The stale read fund's tianane is $17.100 than 3$ ne^Ui't will be rbarged the * rale plus any parts • The borough* wastewater ikvarlBienl from numer­ fund propria revenue of $113.19(1 and ns* ous area fire Council Approved advertising for a pensea of $1-13,112. The water department companies 2part-time, as-oeeded employee with a fund rolunatee mrome of Hfi.tHH and ea* ban led the driver * ttrenae to help with snnw removal pondtiure* of $4(1.57K 3 a.m. blaze on Monday, ahaffey orough unicipal uthority The struc­ M B M A ture, owned by Dale By DMimh Bywro ______rec eivr a bocdtlet should t«1l Sen'etary Bar- and Patricia flbnnBfttfprogTanfmiwn bura Markleat 2T7*6G64> Barnett, be total lost. MA1IAKFKV — Miffhlighu from Moo­ 2018 meelinga have been irhedulml dily* meeting of MahnfTev Borough Munn- 2for tho third Monday' of each month glfl^^^ooUpnod (rotn aT pal Aulhonly imHude si y a m. nl the muniripwl buildings confer- ors'e room The date* are Jan 13. Knb 19. The nuthtmly rmunded ruslofner* it March IU. April 16. May 21. June IB. July Several animal*, includ­ fire i* sull under iRvneCign- w jh-robuilding-my-pn r- Ihn* mailed the 2UIFI monthly payimwit 16, Aug 20. Sept 17. Ore. l.V Nnv, IS and ing nunu-rou* r hr ken*, (mmi. Del^tire said He mi­ enta-bwrae. coupon bookie la Any ruatmuer who did not Dec. 17. dogs and a rabbit, did do4 nd the house U a total foo* In addition to Cur* make it out the bur mag He ceiiisialrxl properly dam­ wensville and Madera fire compsnic*. about .'13 fire­ Sgfyg Cotilinund froai AI structure A variety of ani­ age at more than $3(1.04)0 mals outside the home — a and omit then tw*w that fighter* a*»t"tinK on «cene turkey, ducks, sad I'birken* amount lo rebuild. were from Lswronrc Town* nights meeting that lhe Dobo said she also said "I dont wanl people — wen* able lo be saved. Red Crows was con Loci* "hip. Hyde, f«l*n Richey, WHMA Uxard itinsisla of brought up the tdea months thiaking lm dmng it ju*t and could be seen around cd to sk! tho family in rv- (re*m- sihility of paying its board Wallmvtnn has inC)rm«l tai Ives on the board. member*, whsh she said FVcg* ihst a pen* have been unable member* that are current­ 2*0 vote. Supervise Rrkey FUTURE ELECTRIC RATES lo find anyone ly there ran be paid.* Dobo Droll was absent. On December 11. 201?. Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed), Pennsylvania Elsctnc Company (Ponotecl. Pennsytvanra Power Company (Penn Power), and West Exdfll ^’ootlnued from AI CONTACT Perm Power Company (West Penn Power) Wed a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Utiity Commission (PUC) reouosling approve! ol their Default Service He run to nearby brown tiome and at Larked hi'T as Pro^ams lor tie period Jtsie 1. 2019 to May 31. 2023. This Wing is in accordance Mrtvi. stole a car ni 37 welt before bmng rnstraioeil TbeProcress: •nth the Pemsytnsiia statute and the PUC's rifes Bid orders estabitsting the lams Drown St . nerrlcrated it by neighbors nt full slived nml une

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that they would ad|ust Arkfiknally, Myers said, the red kettle ontprignean Donations pour in after KETTLE fundraising expectations the local Salvation Army 0*0454-6407. this year because of recent has had trouble keeping “After tt picks up. hit Meadville Salvation Army fire FnmPagtAl layoffs at GETransporta- all of its 26 local red kettle nm and tie first available doi and whit Myss called kxatkms staffed with vol­ slagmmibn will hrip,° he By Sarah CrahoU don’t believe was sig­ -ikaulalgue'aftg local unteers, who wert eft hers said. ip^MgpliaaoaaceaB nificant. The problem IXraUuiu so fer Indude residents were called on, daytime drift between 10 Besides making a red b that smoke, toot and five S3,OOO checks tram Id rant months, to help am h>4p an. ca an evsmlng kettle donsbon. tie ptirflc The MeadviDe Salva­ water damage made all the Employee Commu­ vktfcns her Daniel Shields, who police bureau’s Criminal to late March, detectives Tlritta of uw. fwtf- “The actual damage on Twitter at twitter. also played a role in the Investigation Division tn charged 36-year-old Erie Icrxcen/ETNhuhn inside the building 1 com/F,77/grabs kL tncaienr. clearing, through arrest, reskiaX Join E. Pode Jr. to Tate was charged with two homicide cases from the stabbing death on Feb. offenses Including two 1016 arid all the hmrlddes 4 of 42-year-old Robert counts of attempted that occurred 612017, McCarthy at an East FOrth IMPORTANT INFORMATION murder of a law enforce - The major crime detec­ Street reridence. ment officer. He Is tives do tremoxkjus wort The other homicide ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC scheduled for trial In Feb­ eolvvrg very ififflcuh com. cesen cleared by detectives ruary, according to court They make great sacri­ occurred; RATES documents. fices to accompUsb this," •On April 30, when Also honored Monday said unit commander U. 28-year-old De’Andre On December 11.2017, Metrapditan Edison Company (Met-Cd), was F.rie police Cpl. Tom |on Peters, who accepted Carter was shot Inside s PennsyfvsniB Electric Company (Ponelec), Pennsylvania Power Lenox, who received a the commendation on West Fourth Street la van Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power Com Deny (West Penn proclamatksi on behalf of behalf of the unit. “It's and later died. Shawn E. Power) fBed a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Ubllty Commission [he dlUens of Frie for hit nice that they are being Smith, 33. was charged. (PUC) requesting approval of their Default Service Programs for the leadership in the reestab­ recognised today for their • On ]une 2, when period June 1,20191o May 31. 2023. This filing is In accordance wim lished Frie Police Athletic acuNiipfhlBDsits." 26-year-old Anita Jcries League. An after-school Detectives opened was faulty stranded Inside the F^ennsytvama statute and the PUC's rules and orders estaoiistmg the terms and conektons under which the Companies win continue program for students at 2017 by continuing (heir berHoDsnd Street apart­ Pfeiffer • Burldgh HsDen- Investigation into the ment Justin E. CSover. 27. to procure power for their customers who are not shopping with tary School during the fatal shooting of 28-yeir- was dinged. alternative electric generation suppliers. zoib-l? school year was old Erie resident Darrin •On June 2Q, when The purpose of this notice is 10 provide you with the opportunity to oqranded ow the suimter Germany )r. on the early 28-year-old David Tate review the flung, which can be found at www.firstenergycorp.com. when Lenox and others morning Dec. 31. Detec­ was fatally shot in the You may visit the Companies' business offices to examine copies created a weeklong day tives would charge the 1200 block of East 20th of Ihe documents hied with the PUC, located at: 2600 PortsviDe camp hosted try Gannon accused shooter, 26-year- Street. Charged in the Pike. Reading, Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 8404 Evans Road, Erie. University that downs of old Graver If. Lyons, tn case are JalaiD. Reynolds, Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 North Hermitage Road. Clare, city children attended in early Febnary. 14: Trisha 1. Santiago, 26; Pennsylvania (Penn Powei): or 800 Cabin Hill Drive. Greensburg. early August Three other homicides lashonta L. Dade. 2$; and Pennsylvania {West Perm Power). The Police Athletic occurred ovb three weeks David A. Datttn.yo. League branched out this begtnnkig m Jen. 1$, when In late October, detec­ A PUC Admmaaratrve Lew Judge wOl review the Gorrpames' proposal fall to Include a weekly 26-year-old Erie resident tives charged 19-year-old and recommend a decision 10 the Commission, if you wish 10 miorvene program at McKinley Marcell Flemings was Jay-CO. McCburnphy, of or File a formal complainl concerning the filing, please conlacl the; F.lementary School and a fatally shot in the kit of the Danville, with homicide Pennsylvania Public Utafity Commission Saturday program at the Shell gas station at Fast and other offenses In the Post Office Box 3265 Trinity Cents, ianaxsikL Sixth and Parade streets. fatal shooting of 18-year- H&nsburg, Pennsylvania 17105-3265 Lenox recognized the Erie reskknt Mote A. Pa^ oid Isiah W3ey to the 1000 effcrisofCpL Curtis Waite Jr., 27. was charged to the block of Lincoln Avenue Prompt filing of a formal complaint may entitle you to participate in andpelrubmlagunWds- shooting. on June 6, 2016. Inves­ a heareig where you may present testimony and question Company miller, Chris O’Connell Alsochagedwfthhcvni- tigators said they linked witnesses. and Michael Cacchione. ddetn early February was McGtumphy to the crime 'Boblea

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PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION SECRETARY'S BUREAU 3tt£uirui {foitttr Nation Tuesday. Decent her 19.2017 - Page 3 Airlines inch back to normal after Atlanta airport fire

many travHm nisei fox hours in American aflo a four-day scttU* a plane un the tarmac, lie Masted nar In AUaih* They uncn i SuihIu y airpon offkiaJv saying the prub- night on a carpeted nnor outude ion wa* 'cxmpnuridcd by confu­ an ekvator at the oirpurt. I le im- ATIANIA — IJcIlu Ml Uiui»«iin a Muoday flight TUofidoy aficr a flrv mid btaefcom for lack of workable redundant Delta canceled about I.IIIO ihcir ferrrd the cartccUatirm nf power source. NO.VF!* lllghls Sunday and <100 morv on osn 1300 n^hu d*)* hdoic the Oeorgis power CJiO Paul Bowen Monday In many cases bccau«e Mart of ihe Clntstmaa rush. laued an apology and Mamed the the pdots and airplanes woe m A »pokc*tman fnr rx'lta, by far Ore on a failure in a switch tear the wrong place* (he higgnl airiinc al the 1 te said the utility is considering a To help clear ihu hocking, U buMest Aiiprxt. said most of in change in the retup of the main added flights and found seat* fnr delayed pastongers had htrti and backup syvens to pr^oil a some nf Its ciDlomm on othet hooked on llishts Hihedulrd ii> similar Macfcimt. airline* leave MoiKUy. Spokesman Around noon Monday, stranded last spring, Doha was crippled Michad TNimas aid ihc airline crav^ensat on ihe fkxv, charpng by a flnrm in the South, and it ihuuld be 'largely If noi com* ceflphnnes at the ctectflcal out­ Imk the airline Gw* day* — and (detely* hark to normal (relay, lets. An AlUma city employee in a about 4.000 canceled flights — widl before the hup* travel week* Santa hai gaw out candy. before It fully recovered. end ahead of Chrinmas Day. David and Lynn Carden, dtting Thomas, the Delta spokesman, 8u( no mailer hew Cast fMia um MC1UMB looked Cm Mnap Uonoy <1 tartsfeM-Jactaon In serf) chairs in ctr airpurts atri­ taid thai since then, the airline and other airiimrs mervu li will Intsmatlonal Airpon In Atlanta. Sto was stuck on tnetaimacfoc eglit um. Wt lemdon tarty Sunday fur has put more flight crews on re­ lake a few days in gn the hun­ hours on Sunday during the power outage. key Wesl. Fla., but were ill rated serve and Installed cmnpuicr dreds of ihnusands of graunded to QiKlnnati because of the tcdmology to quickly assemble passengers to iheu final desQna- fidd*la<±son Attania haefnatkm* noon neat tu equipment for a bUckmic Deka got than a hofri jaigmly rested orw* ibins, uid Rnberi Mann, presl- al Altpnn fnr abemt 11 hours. backup system, causing that i<> room and put them on a Monday Ifamndd-lackson serves an av- deni nf an airline consulting firm Southwest, the airport k scond* fail. too. Power wisn l fully rr~ flight to Aflanu. From there, they crBgeof?7!VUOOpaMcnger*a day in Port V^shingtun. N Y. In rare largest airline, said Monday' it was Mured until about raifoighl. awaited an afternoon flight in Ncvfy 2300 pianos arrive and de­ coses, some pas'ensrs ww'i ar* back on a normal schedule, but a The cunfml luwu ckd not bse Florida. part each day rkw until Ttuiraday, nesaid spokesman could not say how prewr beouse il has a s^icraie •Delta has been pretty gnod.* Maon said ihe n'hoofcing of pas­ 'There arc just so fn» seals long it would lake in clear die elertriesl feed, and plane* that David Carden said, counting senger* was probably a»mplicat* available dunrtg a peak holiday backing of stranded uavelov tme in the au and close tn Al* themselves hickier than passen­ ed by the Urp number of inape- wtvk. lhat't jmt colng tn take • lot American Airline, which Is lama when the blackout hit were gers who spent the night in an air- nenerd uwdm ibis bare of year. nf flights witii four nr five teats mu< h smaller, said ihal It. u**, aUnwnl to land. Other imwmnft iru ’Wp dnrii ahvay* get this •They're more elderly, they're apicve.* Mann «kl. honked many of Its pasaengen tn fllghis were diverted, and outgn- Eref nf customer service in the mere young pcojdr, ihc/re more run ton* *Ji-iri*Tl sysiem nrw flight* bui that aomc* will ing wm hahad. UK.* mbequoi' uaveXen.* he said. "All was snarled after ihe under- haw lo wall until later in the week Antrauiy fart, who was enm- College Muderil )oe Ryan had these foils are gang 10 revuirc a grmjnd hlo/e baxkcd nut dec* mfly pnrtatkm secretary under Presi­ planned to fly home tu Chicago Ire of face time a lot of hand-hold- uictrv Sunday and crippled l lart*- The fire broke mo Sunday ahet* dent Roreck

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Southern California wildfire Dr. Thomas M. Mains CMwweW 1 724-479-0988 •LUatHusDOM loaUatmiti Gam Dote' ijanmaiBa briudi in Vcmun and Sam* words." Michael Hehrman 325 North Main Si., Homa City tMUKVAMItt Borba/a eounlles has said •CktaySUfl-Uasia >tr •linn ben burned more than 1.000 •li’s where we Uvc. ftk pw • Gate Ooeret-Parts structure* including at smoke and ruin ngh) now.* Gazette Offers Award -winning UXS ANUELFi - Flm least 750 hnmcA Some- F.raythlng abmn the fire fighters look advantage of 18.mo more resdencB are has been maBhr. from the News Coverage calm winds in Srntthem Mill threatened. stale nf destruction that de­ (ahfomia to reach 50 per­ Michael and Sonia stroyed neighborhoods 10 cent nmialnment rrf 11 mas­ Bchrman mid KABC-TV the penple attackiAg it sive wildfire. olEoah said. they fled ihar hillside More than &.00U firefight­ ' We’ve had a ray pniduc • home when heavy smoke ers from Dearly a dnoen live doy,‘ said Deputy tlhief blew in and returned u> find fiaies battled 'hr third IMPORTANT INFORMATION Mark Brown of ihc C^allfor­ h i/iaohc* largest wfldfirr in state his­ ma Dcpanmcni of Rirrstry *1t’s just hoxd lo pul intn tory. and Fire Protections "The ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC weather tondltions were just right for us * RATES Monday was ihe Gr*i of a lwo-da) window of calm 7\£fn. CuA, 7*»utjr*+JlF On Dacantef 11,2017, MaaopoWan BSsor. Company (lAol-Edl. winds in Sonia Barbara and Pemsy4vana Becmc Company (Panolac), PannayKanla Power VWitura cnunlie* vrtutc the Convany (Pam Power), aid VM Pam Power Company (Weal Penn 10-called Thomas Fire has 7o yc^y Power) Mod a petition *rtt> the Pennsytvsnta PuMc Utlkty Commission burned fur nro week* The fire northwtr uf Lm (PUC) requesting appmai of their Default Service Programs for me Angeles has now spread 10 period June 1.2019 toMay 31.2023. This filing Is in accordance with about 423 square mile* the Pennsytanie statute and the POC's rules and orders establishing making 11 the third Mggot the terms and conditions under which the Companies wM conlinue oirxe accurate recoida were to proora power for their customers who are not shopptng with kept uaning in 1932. the largc*i. the 2003 altamstrvo electric generation suppliers. (>dar Fire in San Diego The purpose of Hits nolee is (o provide you with the opportunity to (iiumy. homed ahnui 427 review the Bing, which can be found al www.firstenergycorp.com. square mile* You may visit the Companies'business oflteesto examine copies Officials estimate ihe ol the documents filed with the PUC, locaiad ai: 2800 Potisvite Thomas Fire will grow ro Itecome ihc blgp'sr in *a(r Pike. Reading. Pennsytvanra (Mel-Ed): 5404 Evans Road. Erie. history before full ctimsin- iVloy yotfi/oyi Ik rmrirv-’il Ponnsytvania (Ponolec); 2939 North Hermitage Road. Clarx. mau. which is apecred by' Pemsytvana (Penn Power): or 000 Cabin Hill Drive. Greensburg. (an. 7. ivirh /itipplni'M 0: f.'it’ holidoyi Pamsyfvania (Was! Pern Power). Ii wart srill ihrcsicmng nncl iliioughotil the coming yew. cn mm unilies nrmhwv*i of A PUC Adrrantatrattvo Lew Judge wfl review tho Companies' proposal 1/m Angdci, whne thou- and recommend a decision to Ihe Commission. If you wish to intervene sands remain under evaur or Be a formal compiaaii concerning Ihe Brig, pinnae ccmact the: auon order* The bol gusty winds that Pennsylvania Public Unity Commission caused • huge flarv-up and Post Office Box 3285 forced more residents to (MfifcWIG Harrisburg, Penns^vania t7105^265 flee ovut ihc weekend are Prompt filing oi a formal complaint may entitle you lo participate in expected in come back Insurance s hearing where you may present testimony and question Company Wednesday DownTownlmi-Ana « 72-2 The rbe churning through witnesses. www.Helwiginsumnce.cum

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645 Philadelphia St Indiana, PA 724-465-4921 0 Bluetooth' COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA^ County of Cambria r SS On this 26th day of December A.D. 2017, before me, the subscriber, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared Mary Anne Rizzo, who being duly sworn according to law, deposes and says as the Advertising FEB 2 2018 Director of The Tribune-Democrat, PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION Johnstown, PA, a newspaper of general circulation as defined by the SECRETARY'S BUREAU “Newspaper Advertising Act”, a merger September 8,1952, of the Johnstown Tribune, established December 7, 1853; and of the Johnstown Democrat, established March 5,1863, published continuously at Johnstown Pa. in the County of Cambria, and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and that the annexed is a true copy of a notice in the above matter published in said publication in the regular issue The Johnstown Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, PA, on December 19, 2017; and that the Affiant is not interested in the subject matter of said notice or advertising and that all of the allegations as to time,j>lace and character of said publication are true.

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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania - Notary Seal VMan Ohs. Notary Public Cambria County To The Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, PA My commission expires December6.2020 For publishing the notice or publication Commission number 1123017 attached hereto on the above stated dates. Member, Pennsylvania Association of Notaries PUBLISHER’S RECEIPT FOR ADVERTISING COSTS

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By fm*L tWTWW^OIOCMT tuoflay, Ofcwwjwf W, WU THREAT Trump doctrine: Economic Continued from A1

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(■Mining tn thr I'mn* IMf rASOOAIEO PRESS saftf ThurMUy morn inn Qod try like we have twvrr MimmI up omv’s At rung performancL', hi» uxuncvLiulriy >rlrd iht ihn^l WASH I NOTON - iJefimi’ withdravral fnim the Trans-Pa­ l<> ofTKuks wlwi in lum iWnt Trump Hn Um) ■ Trumps strategy envisions cific Partnership tm trade and cont^-lud UpfH‘f Vi*dcr nr» nilmnal security AntCR' nations in constant rompeti- his intent to exit the Paris cli­ police und Cambria Cmint> on Mmtday. echoing the mes­ lion, brusbo rd deWlhrN tjuk^h litfBn 'A/nerk*a t* ivimlng bock and gadnt Htw* **kl sage <*f hw g«ilo' cajii(*eign as wnmiogs on climair change D« Ml ViqhU. pr«$iM ^ Mmcrt Hiltop uM bo«4 Mb hr ilrclarud ‘Amrruw i* in ihr and affirms that thr United Coining biK'k strong,* He Qiii latotigalors acre able to gam*' end Axnericn ia gi>ing U> States will uni late rally defend Ttw < I wets vmiug age means that she is legally prohibited from with nvafia, but mhlrd that "trr argued that he has already advancing American influence After ijIkioR with the sus­ having to go to K'hr«vil. Hess oil) stand up for our*clvvs and seen improvement* uncr tak­ in an rver*iini{w(itjv?wofkl pect* father and RUinf; per* emphasised that investiga* dcanuMing maav averts of htt mission in txlk with the su>* tors tiKik the* threat serinush. shiiAlion. iH’Ct. iht'v rduaincd a written that Vhr> wen* abk* to identify S|ieaking In gemral lermn, -H.frs.dM,,, Ih s> >aid. \iwu a snapecl ipiu kly and dial the thosigh, Dominick aid a juw- •President b*s pledged to .trior Hint cnnfcs.ion was thaw* tlic susficct la now' feo tnV fanng n lenonstk threaL* ABORTION advance and sign into law (he Pain-Capable obtained, howovci, llv su>* iiigai»*‘vur> srrWma." cliargi' winl nut h>' given a sentence that Iocmm-s CQflHmitd from Al vote on Lhid in the Senate mrly nuxl vear." she said. ibdU um leair, Ik* nddtsl that, from ihr l>cginning, wi> mi rchahilitation. rather than I'lrintH-d l*Rrenlhc»ml ehivrwl tm* governofA m* t«wmd the facing felony charge*, which he made up blifT in the srJv«4 *Tlie (icople who 4y this Icgislabou is radi­ this fall through without km Wing any hearings or ioud> very veritnu. „ If year, Suprrinleoiknl l imolin cal' and ‘cruel* are the same pc«>pke who helnrve wa king input from qualilird medical profcrVkH>n- Investi(;.ttorK Hre amfldnat there I* anrhody else out there WUlianu uud. 11 ws wvepUhle to tear the n rms ami kro <>fT a six* al* v xltrov'i unfathomable; raid Undwy Maul­ IhM no West in'ml liilltup stu- who’s thinking of doing «mat- rnomh hahy in uLen>,' On auk* said 'Tnali* cruel din, deputy director for PMtitied Parenthood cknt w'rtjrvTT in jim is*ni viun^ui. thing like thi?. is* u joke or as Mirrk t*mto is a rtjh>rtrr f,T and radkaL 1 find Ttradk^land irud for the gov­ P'en n Kylv*dA A Atlvnoile*. n*r 7>#ln//ie-/Vni<>rrot Fitfiftt •Their were nii means Ur n wav of pH ting out of school, ernor to pnXecl »iuhx>i»c on death mw who has "Wlinl's somehow evi'n worve is thfli they never look any slcps In fur- this i» a very H’rioiL* matter fttin<’n l\/Hlrr (a.murkfrm(,> mpetl and munkirad vmmen, hut m‘l protect the undertook this k’gislatioii knowing hill wrll Hial life of an inmnwol lvd»y* if rnHClcd, it would hromully be wtoed by Ihe Wolf vttijcd the bill in areramonyat Philailek gj iv'cmor and *t ruck i ned by Mays ir Jim Kenney. t’ritici the 7o-wr#k ^liirtion limit wouldn't CsQaaoocOes Prior to pa.wing in tne stale House, Lite nuia- stand up io courts beramr il >i wonicn who became I* ill Lien! point* through iws-<|I«t* erm-lty t/iwnnl rhi> Ulirisl mas Dnv dinner pregnant by ra|v or incest - that tliey don't liavp women; ixnlciMui n iiwa duck or p-w. Noodte prtpirjtxm the right to droik- whul to do wrtli their ixvly Karlier lliis year, Wolf M'Uwtl a hill dial would Allhongh allnf hn grandpar- l CooMm flow iM uR ml pltcr In Mwl of mim fRM attfl * "TIk'SC women are vlrtiins and they sltoukl not have barred local goverumeuiv from banninc iiiiLs unigralcd from the Hun* dwgk hook. he v>ctinii2Ed again by the* b»w.* plaAtic shopping hags. He also vetoed a hill garvAustria rvgion <4 f^irope. 2. Lentil Wot and Mklloflow raitm. Mttoday’s move wax W'olfX third vtUi this year that would uve creelwl work rpquirein>-ntA for Ki>rak *av> she has little motr 1 Rntofl In ksgrnnoltly W mlts o> onH the Mugh e itaif. i nd h is 21x1 since hen un mg go>Trnor in 21 >LS ahlcd-lmxlird adults wlio pH hraJlJi ran* cowrxRv lilati the IfHilitioti.vi foiMl* S let the tough rest lor 10 nkiutH. Wolf U a Heithrfal, Fbith ifiamhcrs of the ti'g- thnKJXh Mcdkaid in recall hex family'* rools i OMfle kRo h«sebil-size4 lectlens M pUce infler t toem. ialaturearecontnillrd In Hepublkan majorities. |Tw Irpsldturr didn’t Uy to otrmde either «>f * rhi<) didn't talk idHtul Lh«* 6. ■orkihq wRh one section -iift* wotiicu canoidate&, aid that override the abortion bill veto. HU esi inns" 7. Cut into squares end roli on • csigo hoard to product ctiga. despite Wolf* mov<>, the elfort tn ban ahi%rtion5 Stephen Miikln, u spokesmBii for House She does miiK'iiilict her 8. Orf completely Pehro storing. afte r 2< > wuukx lias m >n>ml u m natio nally. Majority leader Dave Kced, vuid Icgi^lativi* gnoidfather saving Itnw much 0. to cook, drop Ms boiling tatn aid cook aegraUmitetyS min­ "The U S. is imu of only seven countries that leader* will review the governor s wt-i message thi' l«uM HighU'ol* reminded utes or irth tender. allow* aburtion on-demand after months, Iwfora makiDga rlev'isson alviui wh^Hv-x to try lo him of dudiilUm hi* homeland putting us in the tompany of China snjtvul Kor.sk Although his togrodlonts [tasked io 30 other slatcx. die aid, and a natkm- ward ixi the Senate tsn't clear eithrr. InmiU w«» dot from Hungary, I ttecke^ ghoul 5 powuts sl versroo i if the Law t mi kl pw** < ‘ongrem in 2< HH, • 11\ vimrthiog we will hon* to divniss with i>iir he Futopli'd the I'xvli r tradition 4 or S egrrots mhoie she said caucus,’ she Aaki nf innkiivg kielhns«. He Icnmcd 1 Dhole parsley root rrtth greens from hu wife* family. f or 2 onions "My grandmother Odd my 2 or 3 ribs o< celery uiu'lc taught m> Imvhrtnd, and 1 small whole tomato n*iu hr Joes rf,* Afnti* ko/ik 4 gurts of Nter is I really »anl tu act how this thcN onuliH’Is relc*»rfwt cri* said. *lle's carrying on their 1 1/2tMs.sgR ABUSE works in New York. 1 think this dencv-l'a.'wd legal, medical snd tradition. He pH* phone calls l/a tsp. tresi grewd tuck pepper is a pilot model that has a resil sonal ncirnrr n'warrh.' all the ton.- When nre you Sosgaepgnbon Continued from Al ihaniv,’ llamilUifl saxi ‘Kifht Child USA is, according to going lif make your ktelbasa Cook cklcken In pet eritf. water, olramlng Ike scua oil when start­ auw, in P**nnsylvanii. the IUirnlL*i, "now keward ing soup to boil. I lc wtgj jiiitiesl by Marci t lani- momentum died down, unfor- to lead the way* for gn»u|W and Place ell the vegetahfcs Md spwes In the pot iH"n. s leading natu nal advo- tuoaiely, but 1 think it’s iiarttal­ individuals looking to climinal»' RuU'Jt/ tinlJith i* t) tv/<*irx. Cook under a low flame until tke tlurten is lender. Remora a eoti' for the prevention of chib) ly hoAuac I think rvTrymody is it*- Ante'* stnli It^ of bmibdv in> - rr f.u 7 hi Vb'hurn-f * nj» >rt." ixl to mklnvw again in LfOIfl. friiTl/;-r.l7. rumon-d - hut ofliewlly micon- Hamilton is ihc found­ Daugherty Is er>ro.xrued lh»1, firmed - grand jurv mvitatlga- er < »f Child USA, « Penuffylva- in his omninn, if lhe tf* >nun>*11 - lion hy Pennsylvania (Wftre of nia-based inganitalion that, wealth (Itkw mil change its btwv. Attorney (reoeral into alleged acenrrUftg tn it* w\'b*he. *«dea- while other stales strength­ abuse wilhiu uiuhqik* dkxvaec tifies the law* and politic* en their?, n risk exi5Ls of 'prH- IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT *Mv feeling - al this point - that harui our children and ly much turn in g Pennsylvanid inU« a swncluary state fir FUTURE ELECTRIC RATES philra/ Earn up to Alleged victims of childhcKKl On December tl. ?017. MovopoMan Erlisoo Company (Mol*Ed), PennsyivAma >esual nbuae in Pennsylvania Electric Company (Peoeiec). Pennsylvania Power Company (Pervn Power), and Wo si r‘l 9^ turn file civil claim* until they Penn Power Company {West Penn Power) hied a petition wiin the Pennsylvania turn :io and criminal claims until agr .Vi. Public Utility Commtssiort (PUC) requesting approval of Ibovr Del3ul1 Service OpiMineaD of retroactivi­ Programs for me penod Juno i, 20idto May 3’. ?0?3 This hlmg esm accordance ty heliesv it would violate the with the Pennsylvania statute and the PUC s rutes and orders establishing the terms PriinxylvaiiU Constitution's arc conditions under which the Companies will continue to procure power for their remedic* clause that slates 'all customers who are not shopping with alternative electric generation suppliers nnirtv xhall tw open; xn«) r\rr> man for an injury done him in The purpose of this notice is to provide you with the opportunity lo review the filing, a GBU* high-yieldingTv hb laud*. gm«L\ person nr rri»- which can bo found al www limienergycorp com You may visit the Companies' C tax-deferred fixed annuity.^ oLUioii nh.ill have tciocdv by business oiflces lo examine copies oi ine documents Med wiih ihe PUC, located due counsc of law, and right rind at 2800 PottsvMe Pike. Reading, Pennsylvania (Met*Ed); MO) Evans Road. Erie. justicc luliruuisternd without »a!c, denial or delay." It haa Ik-cn Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 North Herrmiage Road. Clark. Pennsylvania (Penn o^MCH'd hy (he Catholic Church Power), oi 800 Cabin Hill Drive. Groensbtfg, Pennsylvania (West Penn Power) Prrioivd fl Annuity | and In sum nee Federation of A PUC Admm&irative Law Judge wiR review ihe Comparwos* proposer and rocommond IVnruvIvnma. ■ PUCHPUCHKO FINANCIAL I ...*t week, the common- a decision to tno C^nmtssion M you wish to mterverv or file a formal complaint wealth* law once again pbynl concern*^ the tiling, please contact the. a role in n case in"dving Hie Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Alt< ■ >114 • J< >h ustciwn Diocev-. Illuir ('ounty Judge Jidv’iM- Post Othce Sox 3285 (814)-539-8661 Kopriva dismissed h Inw- HflfiistXitg. Pennsylvania t7l05‘3265 huit hrouglil against die Rev. Prompt Mirig of a formal complaint may entitle you to participate in a hearing whore Charles Kodrt&k. stuting the >\| i statute of limitations had you may present testimony and question Company witnesses expired frotn the incident* ot diild Aexual abuse that report- rtlly oi^urmJ in the t»7utvndx, ihe minister provin­ R f«V Mfl r«csN* rM (VKA 0IMM C«l b4*pr* cial knew the friar had been lOt^i WWI *fri« «*«*. Minimum guaranteed rate 2.0% w\used of abuse. Th* TilouwOvmocra i* ouMUwd (U)PS*MO^40k PwWOCW lOOUp* MW « JoMOflWR, hft. ($10,000 minimum deposit) fAXT> >R(i4f U

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY OF MIFFLIN: ss

Matthew Bolich personally appeared before me a Notary Public in and for said County and State. Matthew Bolich, who being duly sworn according to law, doth depose and say that he is the Advertising Director of The Lewistown Sentinel, a daily newspaper of general circulation, established in 1903, and published every week day at 352 Sixth Street, Lewistown, Pennsylvania. The advertisement was inserted in the regular issue of said publication, December 19, 2017, and the affiant has no interest in the subject matter of said advertisement and that all facts set forth in the statement are true and correct.

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PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION SECRETARY'S BUREAU COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Notarial Seal Ellen M. Ammon, Notary Public Lewistown Boro, Mifflin County My Commission Expires Feb. 25, 2018 MEM6S*. PfNN*YyV*liU AiSOCUT13N 0F MOTAPiES Tuesday. 1)0.. I'). 21117 The Srnltnrl [ ewislown. PA — A.) l.( h:al ANDSTATI-:

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Editor'i mur: Tht Sen- Chnsmia' ravonies uixl KSVP for event at (7IT) loDcbeoo - noon. I.l‘. Ka- 11 a.m.. Moss’s, Suite 230, Icw.smwn. Se>- tmel offer \ nonprofit and desserts. KSVHs udeome 242-ttttO. svonl'c. Bumham. lew istown. s.on rmxlcrated by Clinical other irvn/nuunt orRumyi- hui Dor rvxTss*iry.To rcgis- •JuoLata Vulky QoJI- •Rlooddrlvf - i2:.Ki- • Benjamin's Spectacle Dietitian Julie Thompson lions tin i/pportumtv to pro- ier.c*jll (57«;. I?. 6 30 p.m.. Rhode*' Memo­ limry. V.3II pm. I<< Roy 1. 242-70MU. free m this com/numts cal­ rial Church. Ixwislown. •Chief Looa Class of Road, Belleville. Donatioci!i •Alzheimer's sapporl Tuesday. Dec. 19 endar for three tit/vi before This vs ihc group’s Chnsi- IM7 moathty tunrhcoB - collected to purchase toys. group - 4 p.m.. Richfield 1 p nc. Bin Daddy'sCnll n DVDs and pay rorutherac- Senior Center. More mfor- the event. Events needing •Coffee line - « .’fi­ mas pn>grem. Hnng a cov- creO UlOi and your own Chill. All class memben. uiitKsal Children's Hospi­ maioii r7i7) 694-3434 eeservtuions also rno\ be ll a m . McVeyti'wn .pouves. sipnincanl others tal i-f niiladelphia •Saata CTam - h-k promised for up to two Lfmicd MeihihliM Church, place vetting. Bring your p.lfl.. McClure V*t|uo the resfeva- ihe tui chgrch on Queen own needle aod DMC' lltisi. and fneixb nre invited. • I xw-lmpacl eserdse Thursday. Dec. 2! lrire Ciunpony. rion dose. SnceL Check McVeyccwn •Betdamln'i .Spvetorie of Dondag MghU - 7- ctoso - I p.m.. McVcy- •Aerobics - 6-7 p.m., Submit item nt least 74t or (HOOt S27- ♦llaoeachouUag rrwvt- tivtUcval Children's Hospi- • KHh (lux of 1961 6JV? •s'im emaileAt. U2i: ul id Itoladclpbia. brory. Community Koom Chriamu huicfeega - 11 tw9:10 p m . Moose Kajmly lag. 10 a m.-nooft. cwo- Center, hO Brady Lane, on/tete. Vtrteaf Xt*.srwn. welcome to attend. Fie be a M<»>se member U) ynn, tUtflx'om; <*e mat! or drop Wayne Si.. Jew^nm. hnr •Chief I.«ob (Tau of •CMUag ftiad sboe do* off. Fhe Sentinel, P.O. Roi more mrormaiion. call More intonnauon: homcschnoling (amilm and 19M brooch - 10:.'0 buUuu - nn.fi-3 p.m.. SHh fswunrwn. PA 17044. (7I7)667-93«I garner 191 Jcon^f ao l.ctmi. families considering home- a.m.. Vince's oral Evangel Baptiu Churcb, With all \iiUmj.s\fans. sou •Chief l^sin IDph ♦CWerromers outreach srhuoling. Pamily KeMauianl. Bum- 375 W. nflh SI.. Lewiv must ins lade o fclepiuine School Clamof 1*57 dam — 6.3t> pm.. Trimly *Juafsta Couoiy llasd ham. town A volunteer wiU be dm!lag - 5pm. Sal. United Methodist Church, number far verlfsvtlott pur­ £t»fY upen busise “ )) •Free Itracb - dnoni {here in nvivi. poses. 'Pie plume number is Lee's Restaurant. Strode. 4iK S. Main St.. Lewis^ a m.. I p.m., &1 Use ne» open al I l:M> s.m.. lunch *CMef Tugao High not for puhhetiium. unless Mills. All class members, town. A group for people irum olficc i>l Juniata served Irom noon-l p.m.. School Class of 1954 SO indicated The edilfit re­ spouses and guests wel­ stnigglmg with addiction County Mead Start. C^rly Failh linlieO McUkhIm taadteOQ - nuuo.i.P. Ed­ and those aHected by the sents the rt^ht lo edit all Church Menu Inclodev come. ward V Burnham Mead Stan and Pr*-K •Free ipagbettl dlnarr addiction of a loved one submissions 53* E. InduiiruJ lurtcy. niling. moahed p»- •Gfuecy Mago - I — 5:30-7 p.m.. Tnnity •Benjanrtn's SpectAele Dme. Milflmiown. latocv. gruv,, cron he fry rel­ p.m,, Ycagenown Senior Reserve now United Church. Oah and of Darsciog l.lgbts — 7. aKlah High School Center. Hnng a grucery ish, UcKvcn anij bcverajKs. Cemral Avenue. Spaghetti, 9:30 p.m.. 155 Roy I. •(.'ommofiKf Christ- Cte of 19ft hmeheon - TaU-Ms are not amiable. item tt/ki $l.2f loc btego salad, bread, cookies and Roflil, ficllcville. DtmalKnu mts dbuwr — 5 p.m.. Dec. I l -io j m., HumhamOrP •Free lunch - noun. card Oenefiiv Uw wniur coffee available, tiveryune cullccivd lu (nibha^c toys, 16, Miinty CM A Church. •Beren*emroi aapporl Failh Unilrd Meihodiai cenle*. welcsime. DV|)\ and pay for other ac- 46 r.lrr. Si. MHftij. Krec Ett»u p - mH‘n, * )hcs^cm Church. Hnsi Wnrcrlord. • Dartairk *uirgcry sup. •KWltcoqulUi.s High uvilio ai Children^ Mospi. iraJimmal ChrisimaMlmncr • Chief Loftu Hl(h port group — 3:30*4:3(1 Manor. All arc welcome. A School Ctas of IMS Inch talof Hidadc^phia. S(hhI, live hand pertonrunj light luivh will be provT^cd. School Clor. of I'M p.m., 3 Ml liletfric Avc., Accused state lawmaker to Pa. governor vetoes bill to ‘step back’ from US House bid add abortion restrictions

Pim-ADKlJItlAfAn - those wtinio«peai uptn help eted up the tnlchshy after she riod. compared with 24 The hill also would have A fcniLyv IvanU date vendor change lhe culture Around complained lo him about a Byamunr weeks in current law. effectively burned diia- who u the subiect of aJlcga- uv” l.cach usd. rexuahred tone in the office. TV Assocutud Prexs The 20-week limn Hun-and-e vacua lion, the tiufis jiubtidied by The F-silurr ih» year, Le*ii id* In a szairmm un Facc- would have kept in place nwsi commun method uf Ftiliadelptna li^ubcr tbs be nnuixed hKvsodidscy fur the houk after the Inquirer pub­ eiceptiom undei current second-tnmcslct abortion, he huved mippTnprialcly co­ DcmncraiK nominalion m lished tbe story, Mau 1 (A RKISB DRG i AFt - la* 1m when a mother's opponent* said. Two states ward femik employees and cbwlienge frurtMcrm Repub­ GoUfme. a 21K)R campaign Democratic Guv. Tom life m weU-heiag is at n>k, have simiLai bans, while campaign ukJcs said Monday lican U S. Hep Pal Meehan, aide, said he coukl conrinn W’olI on Monday vetoed a hut it had do except ions for laws in six other states ore that be will -Mcp hock’* from who rcfnescnh a district id Moof^ofncry’s account. He bill passed by Ihc Repubh- rape, invest or fetal abnor­ un hold In courts, accord­ ftis swqwrgft hr a ojopvx- Ph/?adcJphiu's liwly do e Iso cited Lettvh's aniline euo •eon i ml fed Legislature malities. Nineteen states ing to the Guilmacher In­ vkJctl suhuihs tickling and hugging of fe­ SilMUl suk that would have (United have a similar bon, accord­ stitute. Sen. Dayhn I-each, a I«*:h has been among die male interns. a bunions to the fmi 2fi ing to the nonprofit Brooks contended that lawyer and a Oemocnuk legiditfurr’s most pmmmcm “This did not happen once: weeks of pregnancy and. Gurtmacher loaiiiuic. a re­ Ihc bill dues not ban the uate tawmaket since 2003, libcraK. b*Jing (he tighi for (here was a pnttan of behav- according in opponents, search group that supports pnKedure. but rather, the did out immediately clarify (be Vgalirauon of uoae-sex Kir that I believe was totally outlawed the nutf common abortion rights. fetu.H must First he tajected whether he was ending ha mamage and medka) tnsi> ina(qm>phaSe.‘' Gufclftne method uf second-mute ster The Pennsylvania bill’s by saline to cause its death US. I kxue campaign nr iv*. juana He also rw unsuceesv wrote. abortion. Npot&uf. Mate Sen. Michele TTiorwcre 1.511 fl dilation • He saw] he planned to corv- lu/fy fnr another fn an earfier stalemenL Wolf, who supports Brooks, said a baby can aftd-evacualion abortions unuc serving m the Senate, creigreMsiral vat m 2014. 143*^) blamed the accusations abortion rights, rejected survive outside Lh< womb in hcnnwKunia m 2015. dcipite a call hy Guv. Turn In the hU*>. the Inquirer on a whisper campaign what harmed Pareothuod before 24 weeks, thanks lo according to state itatistics. Wolf, a fellow Deinucm. for ♦iooifd former party, cam­ inuurueU by an unnamed po- said would have been the advances in technology, The veto i> humg laudul paign and legislative aides, lilical nppiMKm and denied Ixacti to fYiign nation’s mos( restrictive nnd taw s muxt catch up by both I’termM.Tals end leach said he will cooper* vume arxetymously, who ac­ escrinappnipriaicly u>uching abortion law. Bmnks, a Craw lord women who arc happy in air with »uuu Senate leader, cused the 5b*ycar^k) of bc- wtimm. He signed the veto pa­ County Republican, said see their rtpre*ect(alii»u to addmu. the allcgaiions and hav>ur ranging fmm making He ahu said Montgomm perwork m • public cere­ she wax disappointed tbe matters to the Wolf. The said it is ’heartbreaking’ to se^uafi red pjk« and com­ was “as racy av nnyvt* ehe“ mony in Phitadelphia Otv state “will be unable lo governor has been quoted him lhai he made mtacooe ments to touching they v>w>- in the I’ffke. and Otis week Hall, calling the bill “a protect *o many babies m as saying lhat the bill feel uncomfortable or dusre- stdered mapprapriaK. wa» ihc First tune he had ever disingenuous and bald- the future, who will never would he ”aa attack on spccicd, Aubre* MofRgnmcrs, a fi­ heard that she had a problem. faced attempt tu pass the k now the toy of II ving ~ women, the if health, their "In the future I will take nance direvuw for l-ach'x Montgomery has worked most estremc anti-choice The Amencan Congress freedom and their liber­ mure care in mv wgnls and 200H state ientse campaign, tor o man running m tbe oexi legislation in the country ’ of Obstetricians and Gyne­ ties.’ my action*, and i will make it told the newspaper That Lr» h year s f>em ciurul primary, Dan Miirufl my top /vj<»ny in priMeci lempt (o criminafirc (he de­ cry before 23 weeks of* of OhvletJ idans aod Gyue- cision s thal wcSa>ciiv e fine He ires in make as much of ’Part of the fjuanalton fnr PamsyMiW EJocinc Company (Ponoiec). Pennsylvania Powet arts, pastor*! srud ics and the* each scene a* pusaible trewn me is lhat every culture ap­ Company (Penn Dower), and WM Penn Power Company (West Penn ok-jy pnde%M« il Gannon. repurpswed malerials. The plies (he hrflh of ChnsJ to its Power) Mod a petodon with ihe Pennsytvama PuMc Ullkty Cormntssion DeSafHtb. 6H, has spent shell uf this year’s utisity uwu setting." De.Sanctls sakk (POC) requesting approval ol IDeir Delaull Service Programs for me counties* hours making na* wrrvc suited life as a ’So they aren’t snempis at period June 1.201910 May 31. 2023. This Ming is in accordance with U» «y vcatci Mncc 19W Sehi^odispiny ban tt Gitatt hojaeical Ibsprescnuiioni. itie Pennsylvania si alula and tire PUC’s rules and orders estabUsnmg huH been disnhiymil n new Hagle, he said, wuh a laugh. but I conskknhcm symbolic Ihe terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue one e*ch yenr at the book- You’d never know. It’s al pom is beyond them- stgre since cillwsr 2012 or been punkd and shaped and selves ** 10 procure power lor their customers who are nol shopping with 2013 No line can quite re­ adi in vd and added oofo until “1 usually begin with an alternative efedne generation suppters. member. n resembles an intnealcly de­ idea Utai 1 draw.’ he said The purpose of this notlcs a lo provide you with the opportunity to “To me u\ rnt much a tailed gothic staHe (cncnpkte *TVn I go from sketches in review the tSng, which can be lound at www.tlrstenoitiyuutp.com. hobPy os a ministry.’ De* with a DcSanctis crest! you the conceptual.’ where he You may visa the Companies' business offices to examine copies SdtctLH said about mating might expect to see in ’Cane has tu figure out hc>w tu or­ ol the documents Hted with the PUC. bailed ai: 2800 Pottsvile the scenes of Tliruoes M ate wfaat’s in his head Tbco Pike. Reading. Pennsylvania (MePEd); 5405 Evans Rood. Erie. Displaying his newest ns* Inside, lie rigged a small I go from coiweptiiak to fah- Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 North Hermitage Road. Clark, t iv iiy scene become u Oirisi- motor thal makes the angel* ocotion.’ mas (mdiiion al the book non: Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 800 Cabin HID Drive, Greensburg. uller a coiiverution with Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). manager A i nher Couk. A PUC Administraiive Law Judge wil review the Companies' proposal "He’s a po>fewu and we and recommend a daemon to the Commission. II you wish to Intervene tud an Adveni wrealh of his or He a formal con^itaint concemoig the fling, please contact the: and we got in talking about his nativity scenes.’ Cook Pennsylvania Pubfic Unity Commission satd. ‘And »* h»| this grem Post Office Sox 3265 window space” jin tbc KKr Harrtsbuig, Pennsytvanla 17105-3265 bh^rk of West Eighth be­ Prompt ting ol a formal complaint may entiOo you to participate in tween I'each unci Sassafras a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company virecLs.) * tt just made sense.’ She said she looks witnesses. forward to ihc new install* • AFFIDAVIT FOR PROOF OF PUBLICATION

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Ttc., within and for said County and State, Tiffany Tr\tcf\ard-Riaa\e a representative of The Spirit, a dady newspaper puBCished at Tunxsutawney, County of Jefferson, State of TennsyCvania, who Being duCy sworn, states on oath that the notice of which the annexedis a copy was

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Pufixr.*.-owniiy Bore. J ii My CwT.in.ii,; i-.n • ‘.5b ir'. /'o' 0 TuMctay. Decender 19, 9017 PAGE ONE CONTINUED The Piffunjiawoey Spin 3 Climate change hits Winter Olympic preparation Vetoes (Co i Page One) By Eddie Pefle end John Letceeter .VI yeun ago and there wax meve snow.’” II.S. gold-ioedal snowhoardcr Jaime the moat extreme anti-choice kgslation in the country " AP Spoils Writer Cavcl sakl in an interview. “But now we Andcrviai said k’s easy to get "sucked into 'This legislation is an atlempt to oinurudi/c the dexisions really are talking eight yean, f can sec a the systriu. whether you wan to or not." thu womoi oust he allowed to make about their own health SAAS'pnn. SuuzrrtAftJ (AP| — JTw huge difference, lip nn the glacier, now "It's Hard to get not until you cons* care." WoU lokf the crowd. 'This kgislatinn is so extreme it aihletcs' luirixjia uunruwc in (he there's dm huge cliff, you know bkr a big cuHisly make the decision," Andeni*i said does not even iocludc cxcepuofts for women and girls wl*i are AJps — up ^oodolu. ihcn (hruujth a mck. that you couldn’t even see before." "With how passwoate I am ahoui snow* vicuna of nq* and biceal " tunnel m ihe utirWl’s underground -ft is worrying, very wnrrying." he Guarding, it’s hard to make (hat shift* The faimary feaiure of the hill would have banned elec­ uvn loa jlfc-ierat! LUOU feci—vrved up added. *Whai scares irv abool global Well awae of the impart souw sports tive abcatiuitt after 20 weeks [rod a pregnant woman’s last daily gnm reounden ihai ghitml wanning: worming is that you can see tlei the world axe having on the caviroamrot. Burton mwwifnal penud. axnpared wsh 24 weeks in current law, ia threatening ihctr line *d wurk. is suffCTing in some of the mosi beautiful Sdowhoards recently aoDuunced a senea Tte 20-week limit would have kept in place exception* After exiting the inua ihey squelched places m Earth .” of changes aimed ai diminishing its «nvi> urn iff current law he when a motba’s Lde or well-ieing is at ihnmgh a Held uf grayish mud 10 reoLK Ckho- glaciox Miffered. too: mnmeraal fiRitpnnL rck. but it fad no exception.* for rape. mccM or fetal obuor- shrinking snowfielth scarred hy new — Austria's MocIltaSo’ Crlacier closed The gr«)wing (rcoucncy of warm mnluics. Nineteen itales have a similar ban. according to the crevi>,flc». OLCBAii^iaDy. iliey heud the from Aug. 15-Sept. ? because of what its winteis has. indeed nun the rutancial oonpmfil Gutan^ho lasutsiic. a research group thal supports sharp nws o| glacial icc breaking of! in opemors said were "water gutters in the lualth of the industry, including ski re*nm abortion rights. monger Jmiik.s. Uien echoing across the icc" and other sately concerns duit farm the backbone of the nxrcauonai The Pcsmsylvonia bill *x sponsor, stale Sen, M iche k Bmok*. peaks Vkhere they Lrarneil jump, iricks —The S tubai Gtk'ies. abo in Austria, is vide of the sport. A study commiasioned said a baby ran survive outside the wumh before 24 weeks, and rums fm the Pyorngchang Olympics. (ktcrxwing. ILS. coach Mike ixnkowski. by the Nauuul Resoorces Defeme Council rhank* (0 advaiKd in kuhnology. and laws must catch up Mint dap. they haaked in brilliant, vww- who brought some of the soowbuafdcre aod Ihc athletes' group Prelect Our Brooks, a Craw feed County Republican, said she was melufig vunshine that haihed the whole and frecskien there after the Saas-Fee WiNen found that skier visits m New disappointed ibe stole "will be unable io protect so many scene in deceptive beauty. trip, uid tbere are ctmceras that some c4 Hampibirc were 17 percent lower and babies m the future, who will never know (he joy ol living ’’ Another subOe but telltale indicator the b4g buddings, drilled into the perma* ski resort revenue was $54 milloxi less in The Arrmom Congress of Obstetricians and < iynccologists ol ditiiwe change’s disruptive impoci on fnau oo the glacier, might not he sable for the “low*Arww” wioterx of 2001-02 and reports that delrvay before 23 weeks of gestation typically w i oter sprwu: M any alii Ictcn — licrc 5.000 enuch longci, 2006-fn. as compared with higher .snow­ resub* io death and. among the rare Aurviv«ax, praeucafly ail inilo iiway from the Rockies and .V50U — Italy’s Slelvio, hilled as the Alps* fall winters of 21107-08 and 2008-09 The Hare significant morbidity. miles tiiMn the Greco Mcbimunis <>l New largest Msmmcr «kimg area, shut for 21 riitfrrencr* hclwoen low- and high snow Slatisties piihlixlied by the stale Deportiiieiu of Hcallh lingland — had the letterv "USA" anbb- days in August , a sobering first since the Kcasons in Colorado were 8 percent in show there were .IWI aborbens done aikr week 20 in 2013. /tuied on their jackets. Americans once opening of us lifts in the 1950s. Italian vniU and $154 million in revame. the Loiesl year for whkh dau h availabk. There were 31.618 bad little need 10 swap comments to athletes who still came to train were The increased frequency of warm- abortions in total thal year in Pennsylvania. guarantee ollseavun texess lo snow. hauled up no snowf snow ax the cod of wintr* and Ohstetncians and Gynccotogsia. exist anymore." much Iowa." iturc u ihnxigh summer beneath taips and Ijisi year, the aerials (cam stopped — Glacier) of the french Alps lust an wood chips fee etely-season race* the nexl water training at its headtpianerv in Park average of 25 percent of their surface area winter Talents City, Utah, m mid*Oeu>U'i, tlicu sat and between 2005 and 2015. and the rale id "Wc used to have relatively reliable (Cnpiinued from Page One) W'uncd a iiHindi for siu'w dial came laic shrinkage nearly tripled, according to a conditions at alt biathlon vames umund each acl with a bii uf coimneotary that ran (nun srlf-depre- to the mouniiin thal hosteil the Winter study being readied fix pubbcalmo early the usxld.*’ said Max Cotib. the pre&idem coting to ptescrem. Comics 15 years ago The World Cup next year. of U.S. BiathUui. "You con i entm on it The uxlividiuil nets traued the audience lo a true spectacle, scacon began in China, anil the American* French researcher Amoinc Rabaicl any mure" wub varied aumbers perfocroiog songs — both arigmal aod weir lorxed to travel there imm having set saat it is "highly jumhaWc” dial i>k same Temperatures in the 40s and 50s previously duoe — tmprov that tnchided a Chrustma* tribute foot i*n snow id tnortths. The reiulu. not trends wjU show up at glacios ebewhefe greeted freestyle skim and uMiwhuanlen to KHxm and CmleDo. darare oumhm. pneiry. a skit Gom mirrnsingly, were dismal: not a single in Europe, as wmiers get shorter and at thetf world chanqhambipa b Spam last The ffonh Ifom* Pkturr SJtow and much mure. poutum and only one finish in the u*p 5. summers hotter March, creating mushy conditions like Ai the end of die shnw, the jtulges deUbcnted. and mice Lrsson I earned: This season, they Winter sports training, be said, is those that took of the shine the they rochcd their deciskiru they hod all of (he cunluiam* uprooted to gluciers at Saas-lxe. ’’going to become harder and hoder" 2014 Sochi Games and the 2010 Olymfacs cone up on stage. Swit/crlumi. and Ruko, finlaml. for The quest fix reliable Apota is becoming m VkfKMurer. Johns announced the winners, with Michael Wiggins, autumn training needed to he sompcii* more competitive, and securing training "It’s a fccory thing right now for winter Maxine Brandi ami Greek Pook taking third place for their live at Irboinry’s Winter Gamei in Smith locnlo is mciriLsingly using up conches' snorts. There's fexvcT and fewer nl aces, and Rocky Hormr Pu turv Show skU, Uy,w,n 'okibg second Korea time and budgets all the glactcn are treking” U S. acnuJ' with hri tumhlifig routine and Erika Sykitcli taking the number The hum lor offseason iraiiuiig spots "l need in he pfogrettive and search coach Matt Saunders ^-l in Saas-Fce. one spot with her dancing routine. like these is increasingly a scramble, and oul new spots,” said )ankic helhihly had to add more reltahle European values Ui gel on smrw early, for sure. We are named "Lucifer” heat wave thoi baked lo a ginbaJ (ravel schedule thal already having in travel farther and further." Kettle iiKluctes trips to New Zealand and other .Sciauutt wvd thal worse is ui come Uumpr in July and August wreaked havoc (Ccotfiflurd from Page Odci Ice winier spmu, and that more warmog on teams* schoiulev Canadian skierms locations in die Southern Hemisphere. the emerge nry frasd puoy racers Itad to cancel plans to train on In October, skiing aod snowboard will render proven Olympic venoes "li’s whai krepn our Ughts on, phones nngiog and bow they unsuitable, evm with greater use of arti- Italy’s Sttlvto glacier that turned a suUy athletes from the II.S. and dozens of get everything dune." Carter said gray, rrmuting in Mount Hood. Oregon, other ftWtont lined up heforr dawn, dmng CkuiI snow* making. Much has been said He said thal the Red KctiJei are kmaied at Waltnan, SHOP about the w’arury of snow to Beijing and i/isicad Canadians endured issues else- warmup cxerciM;* in the dark ss they 'n SAVE, Shoe Senulion. Dollar Tree and Family Dollar. Hummnding ftreas. which will htul die wlicre. scrubbing a planned summer wailed to squeeze aboard the fast gondola Carter said thal ui far. ihey ve raised $15,750 out of their 2022 Winter Games, though ofTu ials have iraining tup to Argenims besausc of up to Saas-f;ce’< glacier. It also is in $43,188) goal, with the bell ringing season coming to a chisc liostde weather and extreme winds. retreat, do longer remhmg dowu to ohnve frcqtieiuly hrasbed off the problem and Prance's moguh team cut short a July the no-can-allowcd resort town, as it thd pnimived to make eocaigh artificial sihw. If you’d l&e in volunteer, all Uv Puaxsuumney Salvation tmnmg campim its home glacio in Tignes id the 19MK. Park City is in the mix for the 2026 and Army ai i K141 V3b-5530 for oxire informaiioo after a crcv'aisc opened under the course, Envirnn mentally minded alhleies arc 2030 Olympics. TTie inaiy not loel oo w hich this year had juat one jump instead wrestling with the moral dilemma of Olytnpiara who live there but had ui travel of ihc usual two because of • shortage of cururttatibg to acmmpherk* pollutxm wiih the ginhe lo tram ftr Pycnngchaag. mow. said team rnember Boi Cavec their widening search for mow. “In my uucx.i, a lot of timen. it’s been WE HAVE THE He wa.s shocked hy the visible rictc "We lake planes lo go overseas. We really easy to chalk things up io u hang iMiaiioii v>l his regular venue fnr siunrner take can every day lo go naming," said a had winter.*’ said U.S. aerialisl Mac training French snow board* cross racer Pierre Bohonnnn. "But (warming is) umlcni- "Ii's aa/y, you know,' I always iIhkiuIii VsuUier. gold medaliM at the 2014 Sochi able. And the more I've traveled, the more global warming was like yout grafitklad CiaireA. "We are ivu examples alrout How I've seen thal it’s a prelly cAMiuuon theme goeng. 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■trtaMMtOim NO BUSINESS IS TOO SMALL DEADLINE^ Mt tid>|f IKbant Mnk.,^ . OR TOO LARGE, OR •ttteflwaaictttlMMra. TOO NEW OR TOO OLD. i2% ai «TW0MRk.~u DON'T BE 4 tf r■■■till CM*~ . TO LET THt PUBLIC KNOW! LEFT OUT.JHIS YEAR! M. Whkh bviDeiA adk wh«lF '.1 Sho'w.Vouf PRJDE , • r 1 Loocm v idbcaba of tasna thb yter? Ti In Your y Mena of the «ti budness? I tteOT hrtd Oank •( MW,. 4. Whkh h the oldest am biuuxss! 5- When to buiiam> esubiithedf IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHO* WHO BUSINESS REVtFW2D17 isiaoSisneii |929 who BugMesg nevcw 2017 ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC Daily American WMt trAl V *t *3L>I BuOHA ft RATES sene* tk «crreun’ h Ore Qyi^i— ______On Oecemter 11, 2017. Metropolitan Ecftson Company Penmytvana Searic Company (Ponolec). Pennat^vania Power 334 W. Miift Sl Company (Penn Fewer), and West Pem Power Company (West Pem F.O Boa Sutrmei. PA I5YH Power} tllad a petiaon wltn the Permsylvanla PWdic untty Ccmntsaion (PUC) requesting approval ol their Oetaul Sendee Programs lor the (814j 444-5WI perad June t. 2019to May 31.2023. Thrs fStig Is in accordance with |SB0> 452-8823 T^l Free the Pemsytvanie statute and the PUC's rules and orders estaH^iing (814) 44S-2»5 Fn the terme end conditions larder which the Ccnxwn.es wfl continue Two to procure power lor their customers who are not shopping wMh allematrvo electric generatun suppliers. Advertishig 1929 The purpose ol this nooce ts to provide you wtth Ihe cppcrajrsiy to Options Are Daily American review the ling, which can be lound at www.fkatBnvgycorp.coni. Available. Tfaj may visa the Convenes’ buanesa offices to axamine copies of die documents reed wAh the PUC. bested at: 2900 PotSvOle I.Xwilwniaae JrvfTKTP-f Ctninn' POce. Reeding. Pennsylvania (Mel-Ed); S404 Evans Road. Ena. *54.00 t Vi VS'. Mam Si Pennsylvania (Peneiec); 29% North Hemvtaga Road, Ctarir, PO Fbn MS nJB*«r •at»prB*a Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 900 Cabin HB Drive, Greensburg. Snnwrvi. PA I? JO I Pennsyivania (West Perm Power). t,nutoi«9«re .814) 444-$0(10 A PUC Adnuesiiatrve Law Judge wiit review me Companies' proposal *105.00 M0>-!$2* 445-293$ Kk» or (He a lormal compiaint cencemmg lha fifing, ptrirwie contact the: S^m MW o* vowr 8 Pennsylvania Public IMAy Commission Post Ottice Box 3295 CALL TOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE TODAY) Hamsburg. Pennsytvviia 17105-3265 Kidry 5-j-iDpr____,au->*42 h4« hranf«f)___ i*j ^yi* R.dt j«uchnan___ ^"V-y7'H Prompt filing ol a formal complaint may entfile you to pariicpste in LjntfV WuVii,~ 444.>,19 ?u4 ttiri/ Cmj2h9* vT'M a hearing where you may present testimony and ouasbon Corrpany * Veueretwral w(*renioaqT*vireM»lv«Tmreten>no(4ii«clKtOT4U9 «*a»r»c. witnesses.

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Kelly M Russell, being duly sworn, says she is the designated agent of , of general circulation, IMPORTANT INFORMATION established in 1879, published in the ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC Borough of Towanda, county aforesaid, and that the notice hereto RATES attached is exactly as was printed in On December 11.2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed), said paper once a day on the following Pennsylvania Electric Company (Penelec), Pennsylvania Power dates: Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power1 Company (West Penn Power) filed a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) requesting approval of their Default Service Programs for the period June 1,2019 to May 31,2023. This filing is in accordance with the Pennsylvania statute and die PUC’s rules and orders establishing the terms and conditions under which the Companies wlli continue to procure power for their customers who are not shopping with Kelly M Russell, Ai :ounting alternative electric generation suppliers. The purpose of this notice is to provide you with the opportunity to review the filing, which can be found at www.flrsteneFgycorp.com. You may visit the Companies’ business offices to examine copies of the documents filed with the PUC, located at: 2800 Pottsville Sworn and subscribed before me this Pike, Reading, Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 6404 Evans Road, Erie. Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 North Hermitage Road, Clark, Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 800 Cabin Hill Drive, Greensburg, Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). o------^ ZS>'~> A PUC Administrative Law Judge will review the Companies’ proposal and recommend a decision to toe Commission. H you wish to intervene , N^ta^Pubii^j or file a formal complaint concerning the filing, please contact toe: Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Post Office Box 3265 nnMMQNWgALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105-3265 NOTARIAL SEAL Susan M. Rought. Notafy Public Prompt filing of a formal complaint may entitle you to participate in Towanda Boro, Otadford County a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company My Commission Expires Aug. 6,2021 witnesses. JEMBEft. PENNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION Of NOTARIES

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Date morning-limes i'imh MommgTmics Tuesday, December 19. 2017 • A7 vital statistics -----Support Your Local Businesses omrt'ARicf Julie A. Panetta TUNIIRAL N OH CHS Cecce services held Julie A. I’ancita, 7.t. ol Aduzs, parsed wife. Mike and Mur) Tmvuscnd of Syra­ uwa> no Wotasiki), Dcecmber 13. 2017 cuse. brut sisters and their husliands. him. Ccccc. 7K. ol South version ol Amu/ing timcclVil- aj (hv home of her duu^hlcr und v m i n hiu Sharon and lid Ihggms, CaLb> and Tom Wavcily was horn on Seplcni- lowal by kind words ol re- her 9. iwy in (‘orning. Nc» to MannsviUc. She was undci (he oirv ol I lumillouall fmiii Aiiints ( enter. Rebecca mcmhntncc by Rev l.mda Hospice «>f Jeffcrvon Couni> und Craig Wigner of,\dum<; urn) SanebiDd York lo Alhen aod Angclmc Rogers officiating houx^ Hill pe held on Tin?iduv. December Albert Smilh ol HufTulo There arv also ('cue lie licpiflcti Uu' life on Monona! donations mu. he 19 fnmi 5 1° H P ni ai rhe hditock Hi- man) nicun&od nephews and many great- Wednmby. I teci-mhcr 13. mode in louis’s name to nemi Home in Adams The fuocoil sen ite mixes am! oephews Shu ts predeceased by 2017 m ihe comFoil ul bis Wsutnded YUnnor I'cojecl, If > own bunkc with his lo.mg will he Wedmadu). December 20 a( II her pareots. Ri>sina ’lovtnseod and Itandd Hoc 75H5I7, Topeka. Kiuisas am «il the Juncral home «ilh her sistci. wile by bis skte alia a bailie (liude Townsend MA75 K517. St. iude’s Chil­ the Rev, ('athy Humiflon, urtieiatinji. wuha long illness Julie was born m W^ilcnouo. N.V on dren's Hospital, 501 Si Jude There will he no bunal. A lime ol colling was held May 26. \ and daughtcr-io-law. Nfichad school ami i«imed her associates degree in foved her I nday night dmners with her services wren bdd on Monday, message ot sympathy to and Linda OancOd of Athens PA: five bookkeepmg She got a joh working tor sisters and htighers m bw, I December IK. 2017 ni 12 pm Umis's family may usil i.ur grandchildren. Jeffrey Pomb. Melissa Hr.idle) I Inrdttarc nnd wivked there rony Sq licuol (lowers, conlnbutjoos may he id IIUuvcIl l uDcral Home. (i25 l^ansh. Michael I'ansh. Victona Panetta yean helorc rmiving overtof *hcoe> (Ire. made U> Hospice <»| Jelfcrson County. Hn««l Sliecl. Wmcrly where a l-acehook pige or iii'Ohitnur- aod Abigail Pnnctla. Also ooe great- ^here she u men customer, who are not snoppuig with attr>maf.ve electnc generation suethers Joseph D. Kovarik Jr. The pupose o' tns notice is to oremde you with ihe opponmty lo Joe Kovafll. 75. ol Wbveriy. wav horn o'l he forgiven, os king as you teamed a ivitch of North Waveriy Chapel ofTaxjt renew the ttng. when can be bund at wmr hrslcneigyctrp con on December 1.1942 in Manhattaa. N Y. lesson fmm it. he'd say •ng You nuy vmt the Corigurues* tnoviess odices b evamme coptes io Joseph Kovarik Sr and bli/ahcth Hrihan On April 18. 1964 Joe monied the love Hoiia] will inuncdialcly fidlow al Tniga ol the dceunwits ttW win the PUC. beaten at 2800 Pottsvdo Ko.ank HedepanedthishfeonSaturday. of bis life. Sharon Tappan. al Ihe North Pile Readng Pennsytvana (Met £ be a SpencerA'm nmhct-in-Lrw, Manon Tappos and sr. cral he sent to ibe family at 95 Stale Route .34 and recommond a deosion b the Commssbn If you MSh b rtlervene l:iico graduate in 1963 He Iben wsirkcd a brtuher'iQ-luws. Wavcrl.. N.Y. 14*92 or Me a bma congtan cencemiig the Mng pbase arBet the few various jobs until becoming a mule Joe is sarvived by wife Sharon, sons. Pennsylvaria PuCVt uuty Comsson salesman for Struehmanns for 30 year, TisUTTami). Joey (Rita), all of Wavcrly. Post Oftce Bo. 3265 unlil his rcnremcnl in 20IT7. grandchildren. Taylor. Devan, Jordin KamsOurg Pennsy-varw 17105-3265 (Tostal, Shanlcl. step grarukhildren Healway. enjoyed volunteering for the Prompt lAng ol a lormai comsian may entitle you to partiopate n Courtney. Troy, and Akvandra. grea fin- police apd all area rcbool games and a heamg whore you may prescra testmony and question Company grandchildren. Hraya. Ama. Nolia, Ray - events Joe l.wed and gol along with witnesses gin. Cameron. Prc-slon. Marcella. Allia. ever.one. be was always one to be lull of and several nieces and nephews §M0RMNG.T1MES qieviuuvs jwJ il you didn't have the aiBswcr A lime (4 calling will be held on Dec. he wanted -- look it up on your mobile 21 from main lo I pm al l.uckncr’s To- device, he'd-ay neral Home. 449 Part Avc. Wavcrly Alu lie was always one lo make people fed nertkl serviee will imsnedialej. follow at at home and Isnol same hicatioo with Rev. Mallbcw* Mock- I here waspi a mistake in hie that could SPECIAL OFFER = so%om

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The vice president’s tru* Jackson, Hailey Graham, roads and even offered a phy wcdi io Megan Courley and Katharine A Isaac couimuflUy movie nigfii ot Corry and u member uf Smith. npvn2(1! b 10Kalidny public SeMon. during ihe the Kmzua Cowpokes. Ad- The horse category had dim mil club vice presidents four entries. Pins were giv- Ortier dubs recti^ni/ed recognized mclikied Kas- eo to the following horse were: Desperados - Connie sidy Turner of Pittsfield and memben Bryceton Maille. Tenney. Pauline Beard, and CavsHnUre Dalrymple. Hailie Cass. Hailey Graham Chery l HuiojucI; Scandia The secretary's tmphy nod Kaile Downs. I'ndl Blazers - Jolene Ker­ went to Samantha Courley Two goat project books ne. A fibers. Sicphaoie nf Sugar Gmve, Addirmn/iJ were recognized with pins Sonya Anihony, Jo«h members recognized for fur completion. Pins went to SchnttJer, Diana SIceman, their secretarial work in­ Katharine and Isaac South. and Kristy Turner. PilUfkkl cluded C'hloe La bo wskl of One beef pin was awarded Bronc Busier - Barb. Jim. Sugar Gmve ith! Jnsey Ki Katie Down*, one leader­ and John Kmohkzer. Heaihcr Campbell ol Spnog Creek. ship pin was awarded ro Rck^trom. Terry Slovcr. The treasurer'* tmpliy Hailie Cavs, and tine rnbol- Katie Jukes, ami Melissa was awarded til EJi/.a Bact ics project pin went io Jo&ey Morse, and Hum Handler* - of Rusoell and a inetnber of Campbell. Jasoc and Michelle Efim; the Sugar Grove Ruff Rid­ Warren County 4-H All About An - Virginia Ldzeaux uod Amy Bcnneu: ers. Garrett Proper ut Scholarship nxipicnb were Columbus was also recog­ Sabrina Long. Madisoo fSotos rMM w nmvi omm> Sugar On)vc Ruft Riders • nized fnr his work its Ireas- Hullman and Cody anil Jessy Taylor and Cassandra Dalrymple received Hie I Dare You awards Virginia t.oizeaui. Becky urer tor the Ham Handlers I.indvey McMIllen! The Kelly from 4-H Board Vice President Melinda Johnson. Downs, ond Bmivert; “Project Pi na" were scholarship sppheaboos ore Odder Club - Currie Lud- awarded to mtlividuais sub­ mode available yearly to wick. Mel inda Jnnnson, mitting complete, accurate past and present 4-H mem­ blah.HeKilier WiUo\. and Mark hooks wiih a story oo "What ber* pursuing degrees in Members hmt pjrticipaJ* I Learned from My 4-H higher education. ere enUies re­ arship was awarded lo tiorsc show were recognized ceived a trophy for the top AJmis Titch. The scholar­ by Conrue J eooey their book. ship is given m bouor of for­ dedicfltujo and dcvoiion to Receiving the m>pb> for mer Family Living and 4-H training. Brycclon Maillc, her dairy project work. Tna- Educator Phyllis wrtghl. Robert Richards cf Sugar teo WiIcon was honored. CcingratuUlionx lo uli Grove. Marisa Desin and Sixteen HdditHinel memba-s Warren County 4-H mem­ Kayann King of Sparuo^- received dairy project pins- bers and leaders R>r partici­ burg, Shelby Ordiway of Anel & Vcrootta Ludwick. pating and supporting Ihe ShcrticM. and Hialeah Stan- Kcclcy A Anna Alcorn. Ja­ local clubs and communi­ ion ol Ru.scJi each received cob A Madison SlcemaD. ties. To learn more about a certificate and shin. Laaey Belcher. Miremta A the Warren County 4-H Brtelle Whitney of Sugar Mackenzie Gates, Neveuh program go to Grove received Hie dub A Savhannah Gamble. htTp://exTeas ion .psu .edu/wt president trophy for her Carissa & Bren Hitchcock. rren. 4-H id Pennsylvania work with the Scandia fml Ciaro SherwixHl, Dilyn iscoorUumicsJ by Penn State Bla/cre. The other presi* Mocac. and Sabrina Long. Extension through the U S. denh received a notebook Taking top honors with Department of Agriculture and pin and included Au­ her swine project book 4-H programs are open to Pim» «iMM la Tr«i Otor*' drey Feme, Ami Jactsoo of Kaidifl Sleemu was hon­ all boys and girls between Members of Ihe Ham Handlers received project completion pins. Recogni­ Russell, Sabrina Long aod ored. AddUtonal pins were ihe age* of & and IK regard­ tion went to. from left. Fatih Donnell. Katharine Smith, Owen Schott. less of race, cohu, religion, Nick Gourley of Sugar given lo Faith Donnell, Kahlynne May. Isaac Smith. Hailey Graham, and KaltJIn Sleemsn took home Grove, am! Kaiic Dou jls til Owen Schott, Jackson Seig- sex, national ungin. or dis­ Bear Lake. berg. Kahlyone May, Ami ability. the lev trophy. Amtrak train hurtles off overpass in fatal crash DUPONT. Wash (AP) vived with bleeding from Emma Schafer was bead­ were there. A gus wa.s like. - An Amtrak bain making (he head and both eyes ed home tn Vancouver. Hey. I'm Robert. We’ll get the fits!-ever run along * swollen shut. Washington, on winter you uui of here raster new route hurtled off Tm sii!l figismg that break Bom the Comixti Col­ Dr, Nathan Selden. n neu­ a (i overpass south of SeatlJe oul. We’ve got cars every­ lege of the Arts in Seattle rosurgeon at (he Oregon on Monday and spilled where and dawn onto the sihl wtn cupping when the Health St Science Uojvctm- some oi ils cars onui the highway." he lelU tbe dis­ crash occurred r> In Portland, said he tmJ highway below, kilting at patcher. who iskc if every­ She awoke tn find her Iik snn drove through die least three people, injuring one is OK. hod) at a 45H,1pec»l. A welv hflgen. wa*, going to Port- and others who could walk highway median vile rhot maps location and land to visit the clu for The exiled the train by crawling The most seriously in­ speed ufling data from Am- dty. onto a cor underneath ihein jured had already been Irak’s traiu iracker app “t was just coining rut of lb a had been crushed. whisked awn), but the ps> showed ihe train wa* going the baihrxnn when the nxi- "It felt oddly silenl after lieots he helped appeared U> A1.1 mph nbout a quarter of Jent happcced My cor just tbe actual crashing. There have open head wounds and & mile fmtn the point where started shaking really, really was a tut of meieJ. a lot of skull, pelvic iv leg fractures, it derailed, where (he speed badly. Things were falling screeching, s let of being as well as small cuts anil oct k spnuox he said. liir.it is significantly lower. jV*fc0B off tbe shelf Right away, thrown around, ft was very Seventy-seven passenger* Cars from an Amtrak Iraln that deratfsd abova you knew (hat (his was not quiet Then there was people He called it o miracle that and seven crew members lay spilled onto Interstate S alongside smashed something minor.'* he said. screaming “ Schafer said. an infant chtkJ hu saw trom “1 don'I kivw iM Hctuall) the scene appeared com­ were aboard when the Inun vehicles Monday in DuPont. Wash, The back uf his train car derailed and pulled 13 car* was wide open because it heard tire sirens, but they plete!) unharrrad. oil* ihe tracks Authorities derailed h 30 mph Speed dent, the unnductnr can be had separated from the rest said there were three con­ signs are posted two mile* heard saying (he min was of (he train, so he ud others HOME LOAN MORTGAGES tinued death* and more ihan before the speed zone and coming around a comer und were able lo jump out to u dozen people wuh criticul just before the speed zone was crossing a bridge that satety. He was «l about the or serious injuries. approaching the curve, she passed over fnterdate S middle ol ihe tram, either • Cemntfonl Ms(1g»gti Ui lem (fUAMis Ahoui two 1 tours Biiei the taid. when it denukd- ihe sixth oi seventh car. he •CeutructfonLoira hvtpr^v^ie your said, and was "cue uf ihe mwhonet dccidenl. j U.S. official who |n a radio iraiHmission Dispatch audio also mdi- • Hnt Tim Hant Bo^tr Pregnm with uthers was briefed on immediiitelv after the acci- cated dial the engineer sur­ lucky ones'* the investigation said he « as •SHdjtlMns mid al loasl six people were > ttont EquHy Isw or UntcfCndK killed. No xldAiotiiii briefin­ gs were provided by lute af- IMPORTANT INFORMATION rerniKm, and theofnctal said ER!SBANICss-fi«s he lud oo new information p., r DofauR Service Programs for the and turn t iSrl C to get I the Wo&hinginn Sure De­ period June 1. 2019 lo May 31. 2023. Tbts fling is in accordance with partment of TransptixtalioD Uiows the maximum speed the PennsyNama statute and Ihe PUC's rules and orders estabfishlng MflTTR€SS«5M drops from 7^ rtiplt to 30 the terms and conditions under which the Companies wtO continue mph for passenger trains to procure power tor (heir customers who are nert shopping with juat before lire tracks curve alternative uteubic generation suppliers. 424 Crescent Pork * 726-9008 to crow iolerstale 5, which Tbe purpose of this notice is lo provide you with the opportunity to is where the train went off the tracks. review the filing, which can be found at www.firstenergycorp.com. The chart, dared Feb, 7. You may vial the Companies’ business offices lo examine copies 2017, whs sublimed to the of (he documents fted with the PUC. located al: 2800 PoUsvine 111 1) ,\i ■ •• li |1 I 11 111., Federal Railroad Adminis­ Pike. Reading, Pennsylvania (Mel-Ed); 5404 Evans Road. Erie, tration m anttcipaiioQ ot lire Pennsylvania (Penetec): 2939 North Hermitage Road, Clark. stall of passenger service Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 800 Cabin Hid Drive. Greensburg, Never Miss What Matters along a new bypass route Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). that shaves K> minutes otf the trip between SealUe und A PUC Administrative Law Judge win review the Companies' proposal KonJand. and recommend a decision to the CorrmssiorL If you wish to Intervene It was not dear how Iasi or file a formal complaint concerning the Ming, please contact the; the tram was moving at the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission precise moment when n de­ railed. Post Office Box 3265 Kimberley Reason with Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17105-3265 Sound Transit, the Seattle- Prompt filing of a formal complaint may entitle you to participate in irea rrrmsit agency that LM P«opto knm. what Dvy nyls Jmoonanl lo you a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company Hra Vour Keorme Evslualsa tooayi owns Ihe tracks - confirmed (o the AP that the .speed Inn- witnesses. 1-«00-47S-B»M • B14-723-4401 il at the pmn t w here the train 2171 itertcot St Warren. P* AFFIDAVIT OF INSERTION

STATE OF Pennsylvania COUNTY OF Erie

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DICORATING READING (AF) — Mitchell include aggravated one hand and a picture frame hold Mitchell on ihe gniund, CENTER Aiilhonties say a woman assault and rockiess endanger- in the other as they argued in bu! Mitchell stabbed her once a63QE Columbus Ave slabbed her ruummatr during mmt stemming from the slab­ their apartment Star says in the leg. Milrhell left the a disfxib- over candy, injuring bing around 2J0 a.m. Mitchell tried to stnke her apartment shortly afterward. SEH MAN’S 6644568 vkrim’s leg. Mcerdav with the pictine frame as thev It was unclear Tuesday if GCs Reading police say charges The victim claims Mitchell both leU (o the Huur. MHchefl htfi retained an attur- fa*Carpet Rems against 54-ymr-wned her fudge has ruled that a arm' policy fit had ttarchou the intvmrt Chancufurd 'lownshtp creek m - Road & Field Sef'r|ce Pennsylvania man CLmvklwl The fudge hsu determined for information on life insur­ 2012 and then staged an A IV of killing \us wife canrtot col- that the money should instead ance pottcKft five da)*s before aeddent to cover it up go to the cuupic's two teenage he killed his wife, Anncmario He was sentenced to life in daughters. Fitzpalnckw Investigators s^v prison. IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT Students FUTURE ELECTRIC RATES (CcfrUnoed fmm /rm pep*) On December it. 2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed). Pennsylvania 'We wanted tu involve a* lion equipment. Little Beavers offers free Electric Company (Penelec), Pennsylvania Power Company (Penn Power), and West many SktllsUSA members "We were fortunate with preschool to children ages 3 as possible and it turned the weather to have this all and 4 in (he commuidty and Penn Power Company IWesl Penn Power) tiled a pelilion with the Pennsylvania out great," McCray said. completed before the snow js a hands-on learning Public Utility Commission (PUC) requesting approval of their Default Service McCray worked with came," McCray said. "And, c*pcncmv for students in Programs lor Ihe period June 1. 2019 to May 31.2023 Ihts filing is in accordance Peach Street Lowe's in lirie, we turned it into a learning LTFCs Early Childhood with the Pennsylvania statule and the PUC’s rules and orders establishing the terms whioh delivered materials opportunity for our and Development dobint. and conditions under which the Companies will continue in procure power lor their for tree. And. Corry preschool ttudenls who Preschool is offered in two- customers who are not shopping with alternative electric generation suppliers Lumber & True Value really onjayed watching the hour sessions, in both the Hardware also donated Ihe heavy equipment during mornings and afternoons, The purpose ot this notice is lo provide you with the opportunity to review the filing, u« of some of its construe- the project." for up to five days a week. which can be found al wwwfirstenergycorpcom You may visl the Companies' business offices to examine copies of ihe documents tried with the PUC. located at: 2800 Pottsville Pike. Reading, Pennsylvania (Met-Ed): 5404 Evans Road. Ene. Pennsylvania (Penelec): 2939 North Hermitage Road, Clark, Pennsylvania (Penn Tlkue (0mry Power); or 800 Cabin Hill Dnve, Groensburg. Pennsylvania (Wesl Penn Power). A PUC Ad-nirtstraSVB Law Judge will review the Companies' proposal and recommend a decision lo the Commission. It you wish to intervene or file a formal complaint concerning the filing, please contacl the. Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Post Office Bok 3265 Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17105-3265 Prompt filing of a lorma1 complain! may entitle you to participate m a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company witnesses

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Account 03100238 Name FIRST ENERGY MEDIA FUTURE RATES I, Jody Hall, being duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that she is Administrative Assistant of the The Daily News , a newspaper of general circulation in Huntingdon, published at Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, daily, and the advertisement attached hereto and made part hereof was published in said newspaper TUESDAY DECEMBER 19, 2017 that the affiant is not interested in any manner in the subject matter of said advertisement, and that all of the allegations contained herein as to the time, place and character of the said publication are true and correct.

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-ST 1 a -2 S J O I" >—« LO f S IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT z O 3 U CO FUTURE ELECTRIC RATES (/> I -1 > L.JU o' On December 11,2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed), Pennsylvania CD P < Electric Company (Penelec), Pennsylvania Power Company (Penn Power), and West O Penn Power Company (West Penn Power) filed a petition with the Pennsylvania u i* I (J Public Utility Commission (PUC) requesting approval of their Default Service UJ CD KTi 3 Programs for the period June 1, 2019 to May 31,2023. This filing is in accordance Q. with the Pennsylvania statute and the PUCs rules and orders establishing the terms 2 and conditions under which the companies will continue to procure power for their customers who are not shopping with alternative electric generation suppliers. Tim Daily Ni-.ws. Huntingdon, PA LOCAL NEWS Tuksuay, DtciiMBfcK 19,2017 3 Springfield supervisor Saxton Borough leaders approve budget thanked for service By ADAM WATSON ex in funds ie the budget i» Council authorized Peas being borne by Ihe waiei com­ DteJy Nm St^T Writer due tn the hcrough's elecme Rnstry m put a bid package mittee. fty M1CHAKL KANE merrt of the existing spreader At its recent Decanter supplvr overote^ing u fra together for the harvesting Council also received an Daily News Staff Writer box lo ihe new truck. The tneeling, Saxirat Borough clectncaJ services. It was also aod removal of irees fratn the estunaie of whai it wArs thankeil Kevin lop it ot length ate devised a to adopt ihe borough's 201# Area Senior C it ire as who Penn Fmxiry cs to also make mer water plant budding. Delwiler (ot hLs ycun of ser­ game plnn lo how ii will npenuing hudgei with no share the borough huildiog plans fur the culling ate Borough engineer Owm. vice 10 the township, as he he uiutthcsl. If wnus resolved real eslnle lax or water rate are cnniesting an electncal removal of uec* around the Dolisoo A Foreman | teld ite went iruo lo new huaines*. Tuesday, Jan. 2. Springfield Hollow Reservoir than its reservoir that ibe Male Deptfl- ‘This is a very sraioux hravugb's usual reorgam/a- The primary ptece of husi- Ti*wndiip Supervuo? meet nvo- wain system. Mayor men: of bAYtruomeniai Pn*- posuioo ate I don't warn lo non meeting ai 6 pm. Tues­ nes> for (he evening was the al 7 p m. the third Monday Alan Smith said it u also lecurat fDtiP) wanu repaired. sec us hire someone out cape* day. Jan. 2. The burougb'* delivery os ihe new mick. of every month ai the town* hesniuse of good Leteerahip fhr value erf dux umber, hie id doing die wort, lei regular January meeting will 1lie truck is daird lo be ship building on (he part of Meek ate Fee* he wild, may run uffscl ihe alunc not showing up lo do loilow. delivered today hy Keyuone Mn fuifl can be rrtiched ter and good fiscal manage­ cost of harvaitng n and ihe il.*' he said. Meek said he will A 25-minuze executive ses- Ford One ol the enujor points ru mkunr& htmfm gdondiM I v- ment by council. borough may lose some he making inquiries wtib bor­ xmn was held dinng the meet- of duaLssion wv the attach- qrH j < i*n Another rason thgc are money, bui it tmuj be done. ough soficeor Brad AUtsoo. mg in discuss pcramnel mu- FoMcr reported that furni­ len. (laid btfl we develop differem related DDK According to ther drug and alcnhcrf conn- ture ibe burougb ordered for a Also preseni were council proposed upcoming office memhers Dermis Clawvon, Classes tlaiironm espenener* Brace land, drug-relaied DUI sdmg. arrests have increased T4> “A luf of times the DDLs renovation pmjecl may Adam Runk anil Phil Jnhn- Fmni Page f ihnaigh IViwerPcuuls, group week. )*«umal«. infomuUHinal perceni wiihin the county in are a Lombunuun ol alcohol HURAse if it is not paid for wboi onkred, Il was agreed Aita/n < a/t be retn hed ru online selling. al though Carol pre&eoLilioiis, handouls ate the past year, ami they have ate drugs." sard Brace late, dn ljgakBd a one-vehicle crash oo Birmingham Pike classroom wrung because of subject to completuig the or Qlcobol-related DUI poNe of ihe class ate their the group dynamic*. Only class again if mateased by oBender. cur grad is ti> pre­ north of Bate Road at 9 24 p m. Dec. 1T. Lynn Peachey. 41. «nmei>ne is granted spe- coun order ~ sud Bracelate the court, however, repeal vent (hem from reoffending Huntingdon, was operating a 2D 15 Chevrolet .Sonic north ol 'Ii informs them more «>n cud permission under special offeteer? who reofTend with In Ihe future," approximately 40 mph while (here wn heavy snow no ihe circumstances n jhle in com- why drey are licre in (he lirvf a higher hkvKl stcnhid con­ Ktivla can be reiuhnJ ru rote und tcni control of the vehicle und struck m cmNmk* plele the program online." place." tent are mribi likely hauling khjtnfivfh'hunnngdotufaily • mem, causing ihe vehicle lo spin. Peachey w&< irunspurted tiach count) couit runsand TTte second session fnomy) Brace- « undemanding one's hfaHd Counterfeit About an hour aher the fim crash, state police at Hunlmg- land is m charge of its devel­ akxihol tolerance, un*ler- doo rexponcleil to a two-vehicle crash. xLso on Birmingham opment and organ*/.iilMjn, The sumdmg the effects of «lnjg From Page I Pike. The urmamte dnvetof e Ctevmlcl .Silverado wax (rav­ liunungdon Coiinty Probation chose and addilUm on one's or burnl lo provide deceased loved ones with lunda in the eling north at un excessive speed Ira rote conditions ate Ute Deponmeni pro Mites three body and family. The third afterlife. control on a left curve. As a result, the Sdverteo hit Peachey's instructors, including Brace* vr.saion fuciioc* on drugs und “This was acluaHy u prime»l bill , You could tell by looking disabled Clxevrolel Sonic. The operator uf ihe Silverado fled land, trained through ihe PA driving skills, including at u thai ii was fake." Mailibate raid.'ll didn't have u waier- the rcenc of the crash The Sonic wax unoccupied ui ihe time DU1 Avwxianon. to leach the warning signs cd vuhsiancc omrl or any of the secuniy teaiurex you wooSd normally see of the crash c(ms ute drug abase ami how to on the bill ." SHIRLEY TWP. — Stale pnlaoe at Huntingdon investi­ The clave n* north and failed to stop and, ux a resuH. smick a 2D0^ BMW oik e a month I mm b-d. 15 ute other risky behavior certly and had been received and givm in ibe betel it ww y}0 operated by a 17-year-old Shade Gap male. Subsequent­ p.m. on a week night. Individ­ "All class participiants legitimate currency, ly. the BMW then struck a 201 ^ Toyota RAV 4 nperaied h) uals can also complete iwo lake a ,H) quesiion |iuuu 'A lot of lime when these are pAsxcx! sound, they can te Kiley Beam, Vi. ShtHeysbxug Tte ufieratiM and a lA.year- all-day iBskmi on Saturdays before and alter Ihe class lo passed around for a while tef m whah il about is the tecunty thread that looks like a bnc going following loo ckttety. wus presented to (hem “ through the bill." said Malhband. "Call the Ui:a| police WAYNE TWP, M1PPIJN CO. — Suit police .il I^wis- All hough the cloxs hua the departmeni where ihe bill is found ate they will inveali- town mveatigaied a one-vehicle crash al the intersection of wrad* alcofKri highway safe­ galr " Ryde Rote ate Ruuie HIT South al 7:20 p,m l>c. 16. A ty m its tide, another aim of April can he muArd al afevitlevfchunnngfiandruiyrvm'i. mokirui wax traveling west and failed to observe a strip sign the class is to focm on drug- al Ihe inienectinn. Ax u resull, the driver went acrov' the north ate south trarel lines ate rtmek a guide rad on ite wtsa ude tfHif’i I * Post Office Box 32B5 incident on InlcraUtie 70 near mile marker 159 ai 602 p.m Hamfitxxg Pennsylvania t7i0&-3265 Sept. 2. Police repeal Ciriwinger wax sloppte fra speeding 814-643-4040 ate wax found to he operating a vehicle unde the mlhirnce Prompt fihng u a lormai oom^ant may ensue you m parcapate tn a heanng where of s control led substance. A subsequent search by police 800-634-5692 you may resent testimony and MSMin ocropany wrtnesses revealed he was in possession of a umll amount ol marijuana, pills not presented to him and paraphernalia. PROOF OF PUBLICATION OF NOTICE IN

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC * • m1 :'A=h-;A-i 1 ' - —, f J . J- ■III

On December 11, 2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed), Pennsylvania Electric Company (Penelec), Pennsylvania Power Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power Company (West Penn . Power) filed a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission /di irM ./ietin/t annrrtwal of thoir Dofai ilt Sorvinfi Pmnrams for the STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY OF BLAIR

Rav Eckenrode, being duly sworn says: That he is the General Manager of the ALTOONA MIRROR, a newspaper of general circulation, published at Number 301 Cayuga Avenue, Township of Logan, City of Altoona, County of Blair, and State of Pennsylvania.

That said newspaper was established as a daily newspaper of general circulation on the Thirteenth Day of June 1874, since which date said newspaper has been published daily in the City of Altoona; that a copy of the printed notice, hereto attached, is exactly as the same was printed and published in the regular edition of the daily ALTOONA MIRROR published on the following date(s), viz:

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RECEIVED Debra D. Miller, Notary Ptfblic FEB 2 2018 My Commission expires / Commonwealth of Pennsylvania PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION Notarial Seal SECRETARY'S BUREAU DEBRAD MILLER, Notary Pubflo ALTOONA CITY BLAIR COUNTY My Commission Expires July 25,2021 Page** U Altoona MirrorTuesday.December 19,2017 HOMETOWN BANK r -1* GAEDC awards loans, grants OF PENNSYLVANIA HiiiitClmvii ?.»,Urmf/t Certifit air of Ih'pttxil BANK for two downtown projects Tm. rDWmi A

8v Wiij.umKihj.kii locale in the stores ourned the buildings Unlike many downtown recently sold to the Halley buddings, they arv one- firm, continues in opentte . % The Greater Altuona 1 93 tconomlc Development story, so there is no oppor­ his shoe business out of his Anmi.il PmerMiino Yield" Corp on Monduy approved tunity for upper-floor home, semdog “preferred iGS OOO in faedde loans and aparunems. 011001$“ Including area ^GUARANTEED* auni-grants for two adja­ The two buildings, which nursing homes and the cent building* on the 1W0 an* m the corner uf MUi Hotlidaysburg Veterans block of iUh Avem^ Street across £nxn Hentage Home. Stop in One of Our Offices and The awards went to J J Plaza, were once port of a Tracy Kimmen. who Hadley Building Co. \nt. v\ single structure that also operates Circa Squared Altoona, which plans to iododed a third building, with her boyfriend. Todd Start Getting More for Your Money! start commerrial business which is being renovated to Miller, alao has relocated, es In buildings recently become the \W '/: Bakery according lo Miller. Sot -Just /I Column n itx Ban h, occupied by Shirley Shoe and Lunch Room Kimmen previously was and Cura Squared Based on a picture sw> considering whether to .1 Banh For The Community. The corporation allocat­ piled at the meeting and keep her merchandise at ed a $30,000 loan and a da ling from perhaps the home and sell online. mcnroKti kvkkktt claysbukc. 15,000 gram for the 1940s, Ihc throe compo­ Circa Squared reclaims Shirley s Shoes building nents of the origioal build- plonks and inm from boos­ It allocated o tiS.UDO loan I ng houaM — starti ng from es being demolished In and a SS.000 gran I for (he ihe omcr — Nevins drug­ town and planks from -2S-frorl>i fl»n rale nine anpaeJI. Avabbte kM roguleiant) IIV. corlillcalos. APV (Annual Circa Squared building store. in (he spot most bams being taken down In Percentage VMd) acewsteu of puHcaUcn date, tl.000 requirEd lo open the accouni Patrick Miller. CEO of recently occupied by the area to create furniture and sam natosl Early withdrawBl poialy mayoe inposed. ^ GARIK, declined to identi­ Sbirley s Shoes: Shirley s and home accessories like fy the principal or princi­ Shoes, in the spot most shelving, mantels, boxes pals behind JJ. Halley. recently occupied by Circa and knlckk narks The corpora lion Isn't list­ Squared; and Beverly's, GAEDC is a division >4 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ed od the state corpora tinn apparently n women's rhe Altoona Ulair County website. dothing store, based on a DevelopJiumt Curp. Miller also declined to window display visible In ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC specify whai kind of com- Lbc picture. Mirror SUotf WrUnr rmcxlal business*** would Sam Schcmberg, whu Wilhom KiAkrUv RATES

On DaamtMM ll. ?017. Mwrotwlilan Ettson Company (Men-Ed). Pennsyfo.inia Electric Cotn|janv (Henoioc). Pennsylvania Power' ROADS: Logan Township officer Con-pany (Pet.n Powar). tun) West Penn Powo' Convony (West I’onn PowBf) Mud a petition with trie I Vnnaytvanm Public Utility Commission Annual joining state police |PUC) rcauosluig aDptovai ol Iboir OttlauH Servn:n Pfofl'ams to' mo penod June l. ?0I9 to May 31. ?0?3 This lilitvt is in accordance wtm tint PonnsylvanUi sUlule and Ihu PUC's rules and utdu'S esIuUisliiny Bv WUJAM KlBJU survey helps cub m repboc* tne arms and conditions under which tbe Companies win continue A*ulJUWiWuurv’*rTY.cnm TTuil replacement should take about a mcenh. Mirra- lo piocute power lur Ueir custurnors who am nol sboppirig with TTw Lugan Township allematrv» electric generation supple's set projects Pi gift- Iktnnmail has ka liwlattd Roland saved Ihe wtanan lOMMInard frnm Pier Alt an cflnT to die state piilca. Tie |]ur[Kise ui llns noliut 10 to piuviilu yixi witti Hie ixiportiualy In (iry Rcfcmd was die first whu'd overduvd in review ttio I ling wtuch can be lound a[ www l.rsterergycofii com. "Dl»r« oraUcnt,* Borlrr September WIE. member cT Uw depajtmeni Vou may visit tho ComoaMios’ businosr* offices to examine copies suird. when she hcsnl. He was aetting up for to administer naloxone to ol iho documents Med wan the PIJC, locaiod at: ?800 Pottsville Tl means ibe wnrsl btock surname whohadenerdased speed ettforcetnrmt In Ibe Pike. Rending. Pennsylvania (Mot Ed). £40-1 Evans Road. Ene. — 11U) Avenue hetweni in opioids, ilureby saving Oak Aren? nelghlmliood I3Ui end I41h UmXs — avlD the life of a 2R.)t«r-old when a call came in from the Pennsylvania (Petielttc): ITTSS North Uemutayo Hoad Clatk, be done, she said. wmian, Chud Tim Mmrr Blair County 911 center Pecinnylvnnia (Penn Power), or 800 Cabin Hill Orve CixeensOurg. Tic city schedules paving said about a poeslHr overdose, Pennsylvania (West Penn Power) for Die stmts in the wnrU according lo previous lufor- corelllkai each yrar, based "He m one of the finest young police officers I’ve mnrtm pvtm to the Mima. A PUC Arlminnlmtivo Law Judge will 'ttvrow the Conxwnies* proimrvil on a survey that bites into had die (rivOe^ to know." He found the wtznan cm and rocommond a decision to the Commission 11 you wish to intovona account (he street-rut Mercer told the Logan lhefloor.unmpoasbve.whh or file a Inrmal comelainl mneommg die filing pkvisn norrUKJ ibe repairs, cracking and other her tneghir gtvtng CPH issues. KtsseU said Township suprmsm Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission recwitly. Roland rafted ihe 911 cere The city ci>nfera with Ihe nr. Rami thatan ambuliince Post Ofticn 0o« 3?r,b Altoona Water Authority He was phyakally QL and waa sdll four minutes out. and Piuplfs Natural Gas Co. — In kngitng with a dmand Hamsbu") Pennsylvania i/iOS-3?65 then followed department schedule Roland's family has a ho One after another, the service line repairs in mu* tnry with the state police. sltlxsMsurs echoed MmxtTi hlesonie arvtis Ivfnre paving Miawraaid. praise for RotenrL jobs lake place, Kissed said His brother has been a "I agree 100 peresn.' aid tmnpiT. hh cnushi bus ham Chatman Jim Panmei. a aapora! and his und. b His being hired by the One downtown ragirod frrexi the fiece. stair police spenks web td Mmersakl the -nurturing" he nertvtd business owner "It's tlw state putre's ^in Bi the township dtgomnan. said die worst and a loss for Logan." aid Supervisor Ed block —11th McmT ^td "He'll hr dlffl* Frcvuinu. PHtlUO It) BE TOUn BREAKinSt OAfL... Avenue between Allmma Him iir DAY Af IJR DAY. YEAR AFTER YEAR 13th and 14th AlT00ltAMIRR0R.COM US If Streets — vdfl Blair planning commission be done in 2018 OKs plan for autism center About II million of the wnrk far next ywr is ftwr* AWrcr rapert* vehicle parking will total II B by capital borrow­ Blair County Planning spots. UKlixUng a single ing, according in Kissed. Commt&Kfi men ben have ADA accessible sc*ce. The resi is funded by given a favorable review for TTic 11 spaas are less than Comraun It y Development plan* 10 cudvoI ihe kamljy the 23 spares required under niock Grant monny, which ChmUan Ikuk Store build­ Ahconak code, but brcsusc must be spem in low- to ing un Byron Avmue Into of site constraints, planning modmitc-mcDme areas, in the Jounv*> Center, an Mu- commission mmubers do keeping with om* ril'iho pri­ rationai Cacllity (hr chikjren not opptistf the amount of mary principles of the hkrk withauitem. parking iqaces at th* site, Qs&e&stt! gram program. Aoxetiing id the [rojccl said Jamie L Kllnk. utninu- The city has tried lo initi­ pnipcwU, propoaed suo ntty pkinxipr. imprnvonvnts Include ate problems caused by Its KUnk also said the project nvT*rlon8 pnvmg tyck* wntb reconAgunng the jiarking area ai the rear of the site, should not have any negt stepped-ti p mu In teoance, il vo impacts on Ut* local Including scaling of crarks Rrtmdmg the ansilrg side­ walk along Byron Avenue, transportation sysiem but and appUcmioc of tai and in order lo mihgatc neptive chlpa, Kmell sattl. installing an Americans with Disabilities An compU- impacB on ihe Bea^prdam GAEDC Is o division of Branch of the Juniata River the Altoona nimr County nni ramp, removal and replacement of and watershed, (he developer ras@ffl &m°o Dewlopmcm Carp planting «f new larabcaplng sb

RawWdelfwSI BOARD: Losing bids confidential feOOES? (ContlniMi ftnim Pag** At) 4 pm of thi* second busi­ Uons for mini-casinos Is It Is dmiped to safeguard ness day after tbe auction. currently being determined mpilnsi blff-rigging and col­ They then have up to six iis individual municipal [tic-* lusion among bidders, said months to submit an appli- deride whether to o;n oui Donations Accepted Kevin 0Toole, The gaming ration for a Category 4 slot from hosting one. board executive director. license. Municipalities have until Now Through ian. 8th A bidder is to provide two At each auction, ibe board Dec. 31 tn achpt an opt-out sealed envelope* prior to will announce tbe name of resolution at a public meet­ the auciion. One envelope tbe winning bidder, the ing. I DROP OFF AT: will contain (hr bid amount amount and ihe selected More than 400 municipal>• and ihe otbor the 'selected location. t tea have approved such res­ Altoona Mirror location" of the mini-casino. Tlte board won't diadiae olutions ao far. according to 301 Cayuga Ave., Altoona This will provide the longi­ the identity of the losing lists posted by the board tude and latitude to serve as bidders and the n mount erf A high bidder will not par­ (or your local animal sltolior) tbe center Hu pfiv ihi- hid amouni by The map ot potential loca- are aucGooed off in (he first WAYNE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA

LE FLEECE IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC om, according to law, lys that she is RATES Edison Company (Met-Ed), ipany (Penelec), Pennsylvania Power ER Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power Company (West Penn Power) filed a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission WE INDEPENDENT (PUC) requesting approval of their Default Service Programs for the period June 1,2019 to May 31,2023. This filing is In accordance with f general circulation, the Pennsylvania statute and the PUC’s rules and orders establishing 1878, and published the terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue >rough of Honesdale, to procure power for their customers who are not shopping with y, Pennsylvania; and alternative electric generation suppliers. hereto annexed was The purpose of this notice is to provide you with the opportunity to aid newspaper on the review the filing, which can be found at www.firstenergycorp.com. :s: You may visit the Companies’ business offices to examine copies of the documents filed with the PUC, located at: 2800 Pottsville Pike, Reading, Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 5404 Evans Road, Erie, /aJtflaaiT Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 North Hermitage Road, Clark, Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 800 Cabin Hill Drive, Greensburg, ir Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). fiant further declares A PUC Administrative Law Judge will review the Companies’ proposal interested in the and recommend a decision to foe Commission. If you wish to intervene of the notice and that or ffle a formal complaint concerning the filing, please contact foe: itions as to the time, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission icter of publication ~ t Office Box 3265 ffcburg, PennsytVamS l7105-3265 rrect. Prompt filing of a formal complaint may entitle you to participate in ^ ft a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company ffiant witnesses.

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AMERICAN RED CROSS LOCAL BLOOD DONATION OPPORTUNITIES Blood drives announced BeadiUfce l/lMtift l pm • 6 p.nv Beach lake Free Methodist Chwtn. 107 MUanvklle Road WILKES BARRE - The “By Wdng ^st Aout hi hour of tine today, you blood and platelets. Five weeks later, die gave American Red Cross Ls ao belp sne Mmeooe^ Bfe wttMn a few meks ttunfln urging eligible donor* to or east dqrs of yoor donation.’ birth prematurely to her give more life to patients sun. who also needed blood IV&V17:1 pm -6 pm. Salem Public Library, 5i$ now and into the new year Iransfusloru lo survive. Easton Turnpike by giving blood or pLCel^ & -AJarta M&uoer, CDmmunicauons tnanaoef of tfte Rva Cross “Ow lives have been for­ Donations decline durtofi Northoasieni P^onsyfvania Blood Servlets Region ever changed because of 1/UAn* I p.m. • 6 p.m_ Hamlin Assembi y nt OnO, 613 the lime between ‘HunKs* lifesaving blood and plate­ Easton Turnpike gtving and New Year't I>«y let donations," laid BUioil when busy holiday scltfd * Region. have to waft a few weeks dEvery breath I lake Is a nooesom■»------■_ t _ ules cause regular donors “We’re asking donors to make a difference In a Uesslngl” to he leas available to give I o give now to help ensure patient's life," said Uaugar, All blood types ara U/WSXTt 12 p.m • S p.m. Sedeyville Fire Department, and many blood drives titty blood Is available when "Someone could donate needed I Ills winl or. Plate­ 1200 Bridge $L be canceled due to tev“X® patwnte naedH moat." platelets on Monday, and by let do os Ilona are especially winter ftorms. Blood U perishable and Friday, those same platelet 1 encouraged the firsl week WMA 12^0 pm.«6 JO pm. Lemnitzer Armory. 733 Last year, nearly 64,00° can only be replenished by can help someone's fight lo oJ the new year, which is TryonSt tewer blood and plait- volunteer donors. tick cancer.” among the moat dtfficuh la let donations were given Red blood cells, the most Kelly Ellison certainly called enough platsleta to VIVMIfc IQ a.m • 3 (Km. First Presbyterian Church, through the Red Ctos* transfused blood product, knows that. Twenly-eiglit meet patient needs. Dona­ 201 Tenth SL during Uvt seven wacKa mualbe Uancfu&odvrtthln weeks tala het ihkd preg­ tion appointments cm he Crom'nunkagtviog t lixoatdi 4} days. Plat elets. the I loy nancy , she was raced >0 the quickly and eaiQy sched­ Lite Arid the ftrsi week ot fanuAry cells that torm dole and hospital with uncontrol­ uled by using the Red Cross than 1 be average during the beip slop bleeding, must lable bleeding ud received Blood Donor App, via] ting U4MM7! 1 pm *8 pm, Ledgedale fire Department rest of the year. be transfused within just a doubly devastating redcrosablood.org or call • SS Goose Pood Road “By taking just about An five days. diagnosis. log 1-800-RED CROSS ltour of time today, you t'an More tban bill of all Not only did she have (1-&0O-7JJ-J767). UfWST: 1 pm • 6 pm, St. Thomas More Parish, 106 help save someone's life pUlclet donations go (0 aplastic anemia - a rare As a special thank* you Grevfty Road within a few weeks or pwn cancer patients who may blood disorder in which the for taking the lime lo days of yonr donation," slid need platelet transfusions body's bone marrow does donate, those wbo come to Vbynsrt AianaMauger, commubi* lo prevent life-threat' not produce enough new give Dec. 21 Ihroogh Jan. 7 e diaf is manager of t he cning bleeding during blood calls - doctors also will receive a lung-sleeved U/2I/Mh I pm • 6 p.m, Waymart Masonic Lodge No. Cross Northeastern Penn * checnothflapy. detected kidney cancer. Red Cross T-shlrl, while 542.136 South St sylvan la Blood Sarvit'es “Platelet donors don't Kelly received 43 units of supplies last.

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On Decambw n, 2017. MelropoAlwi Edson Company (Wsl^d). ^PEi: Pannsytvaria Eloctfic Company (Panelec). Pennsylvania Power Company (Penn Powe,). and West Penn Powe. Compaiy (Wes) Penn CENTRAU Power) fled a petition wfih the Parvieytvieua Pubic UlAty Comimeslnn (PUC) requesting approval ot then Detect Service Programs tor Sw * -o o « « penod Juno 1.201?e Pennsylvania ststule and me PUC’a roles and orders establishing the terms and condftons under whiOi the Comparvea wd conunue to procure power for their customers who are not shoppng wrth anemative elect nc (leneranon suppfeera.

The purpose ol this nonce is to provide you wsth the opportunity to MckyaH « review ftw f4*ig which can bo found at www.riratonergycorp.com, WE DCUVER1 you may visit the companies’ business offices to examine copies a.sww^vriwxrwl« ol the documents teed with the PUC. located at: 2800 Ponsviie Pike. Reading, Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 3404 Evens Road. Ena. CHERIty RIDGE Pennsylvania (Psndtec); 2939 North Hermitage Road. Clark, VETERINARY Pennsylvania (Penr< Power); or 800 Cabin HU Drive, GreensOurg. UJNIC, PC Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). MmJfgm A PUC Administratrve Law Judge wd review the COTvanies’ procoaal Uwatty73D^OO end recommend a decision to (he Commission. It you wish to intervene T^MlAy 7 SOSOO MMnMday 7 304 tD or lie e tormel compton concemng the fiing. fiease contact the: Tbm^y73MO0 at fflt Oenln Animal Shader 570-253-4037 Pennsylvania Pi4*c Uthty Commission Fn*y73D4bO Post Office Box 326S SOfttay 736460 Sangria is rather new to the cat room and is Sunday Cio—4 Hamsburg. Pennsytvana 1710&O26S sweet as can be. She will probably be one ol OTOE H0L*$ BY AWONTICtf Prompt AUng ol a format complaint may entitlo you lo parvapale In > 13«sANI|»^RkMJJ a heanng whoro you may present testimony and quest on Company the first to come and greet you at the door! i • * IKINCNALt. m INK witnesses. IK -* tiwj She enjoys playing, gels along well with the wref cAMfynQg^as coff other cats, and is quite the love bug. PROOF OF PUBLICATION NOTICE IN

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Laurie Doyle, of The Herald, having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says The Herald is a newspaper of general circulation published at 52 South Dock Street, Sharon, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. The Herald was established May 13,1935 and has been regularly published and issued in Mercer County since that time. The printed notice attached to affidavit is exactly the same as was printed and published in the regular edition and issue of The Herald on the dates listed below. I certify that I am duly authorized to verify this statement under oath and am not interested in the subject matter of the attached notice or advertisement. All allegations in this affidavit as to time, place ;

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'The caller just saw ao Tussey Mountain said Pbwden lie s charged syl vania home dind affrr MtetoBT1* BRIEFLY ana waving * in a tweet that its ski in a May 20)6 shooting be was pinned under a Bgrtfl *m Wt BflfiBfil* (Mlciats found fishing patrol, emergency med­ tn Bnsirwnnd that killed fallen tree SPRING GROVE — Po­ Mroflaffchsira giar near a hnlr in Ih* ical personnel ami staff 26-y«ar-old Tamar Tay­ TV Indiana <^»tte re­ lice say a Pennsylvania water. Drew estimated meintas ware "working lor. ports that emergency do- iKMMdmiandM woman was killed hut the depth at the site to be on evacuating anyone on Allegheny County patdvn to Indiana Coun­ three young children PROSPECT — Kmer- eight feet and the water the lift." prosecutors said Plowden ty were dispatched to Bast gcoey crews have recov­ fempereture at about 32 WfantfieU Township at who were home at the The Centre Doily bad threatened earlier Uaw were unharmed. No ered the body of a fisher­ degrees. Time* reported \hat to UU hts sfcrtfrleod’* ahoa pm ^afurday. arrests were announced. man who fell through the cmer^ncy crews were ez-boyftieod. who was Ton Pry.dddofthe tee on a take In western SttORgDtAfaMemMt Armagh A East Wheatfleid Southwestern Regional Ttaajffintta lowering people with wounded. They said he PennaytviQU, rapes, and several people opened fire when the Township Volunfev Fhw PoEk* said M-yeor-old The Butler Baft* re­ BOAUJBURG — Aikt man stopped by to drop Company, aid the man Sainastha Stoo wws found were transported from dead to her Spring Grove port* that crews were dis­ hfi malfunction at a ski the scene by ambulance. off something for his was cutttog firewood in patched at about 10 a.m. resort in centre! Peui* home by her boyfriend (b daughter, hitting Tay­ the dark, aod a 3b-to Saturday miming. Monday to Uke Arthur sylvama straoded tome HonfcfcfetiWptsttta lor, who had given the foot tree that was about a at Mnreloe Slat* Park in people and reportedly Wt PITTSBURGH — Ju­ *s-boyfrlend a ride. foot m diaiftci v feU amss Sgt. Jamie Stakup *a«ri Butler County. at last five with Injuries rors begin deliberations Defense attorney Ryan his shouktore and Fanned three chiidm) under the Mas ben of the Unkn- described ahmr. Monday In a trial stem­ Jasnae Mid Plowden act­ him to thn gmund. age of IT were home at nJk* Dive Team recovered WJAC-TV reports that ming from a shooting ed in self-defense, argu­ Fry said someone at the time and ore current­ the body ctf the worn, who Aral respirators were that killed one man and ing that the es-boyfriend the man's home heard ly wttb other reU Lives has been tentatively tdoi- called to Tussoy Moun­ wounded another in the had threatened his chest his chain saw step, went Stalcup declined to re­ tdled aea man from the tain sAJ resort In Centre Pittsburgh su burba last ear her and aimed a gun out to check on him and lease dreams tances PtRabunth area. County no Saturday year. ai him that night. called 911. of the slaying but said the Park manager Dustin morning. The Pittsburgh Firefighters cut the death "was not random." Drew said a vutthr called Police told the station Post-trazette reports that frUen tree span and got Be said there's no reason 911 to report seeing soae- that at least five people dosing arguments were raattfeifhfwad it off the tsan. but he had for other residents to be oD* m dtttrets m the take woe injured but in­ debvered Friday to the ARMAGH — Anlfaar- toed The man's name cu&tmied. about ® yards frtn an juries woe considered firet-degrre murder trial ittos say a man cutting wasn't immediately re­ access road. Drew said minor. of 30-year-old Daevon firewood near hi* l^eno- leased. flit .UvritiM /Wti

formatioo later recanted Adult Education Pro- him out of jail. Under­ Stone* like Baumgard­ Chase that he may be carrying 6ED gram, offered through wood told him Ihat ner's are not uncommon. a weapon,* Hermitage Midwestern Intermedi­ there was still a Jot of Underwood said, which Vangstown nun police Chief Eric Jewell Students «t sl^its ate Unit IV. Underwood work to do- I* why it s his job to help caaitatnxkstnp Slid. ongDali.1utures teaches In Shitna above The dm step ought be ibefit believe in them- However, the sub-freec- the Pennsylvania Ca­ a GED, but It’s out the series. nnMCOI mg temperatures wree mNfiti reer Link. end goal. Underwood In bis classroom, it's a of concert! to the police, school prtnnpal railed Underwood said it said. The goal, he said, u community where every­ vehicle head-on id who at the time of the Shenango Township her Into hta office to talk motivates him to hear employment. one supports each other, about several hundred crash knew Queener about her below avow^ stories like Baumgard­ "tf you’re here, it ha-said yard* from the Ohio was likely Injured and grades. ner's because u means mean* ymi’re trying to do Baumgardner Isn’t suspected his exposure to that person is tn th* right something differently " border, according to a the Hemeftta while evad­ “He looked at me and embaimsMd to be getting press release from Lhe said. 'You have two kids place to continue hi* or ha sold." Don’t be around her GBD. Hermitage Police De­ ing polhv could put him and not enough time for her education Undef- meandmenrlnn your Tat .10 y«wrs old and At risk uHiyiMthormia, your homework or your wood sold be teaches goals, because Vm going partment. Jewell said Tm coming lo o class and Quccner then left his studies. There’s no way dtffBrcaUy than whai to push you There’s no I'm not ashamed about It. car and fled the scene on ~{)b vioualy we are coo- you’re going to gradu­ people might be used to such thing a* doing noth­ rented for the public's not one bit,” she said. foot, while police said his ate-' He told me that,' to school ing. You have got to do It’s OK to not know the safety and the safety id something.*' passenger was taken by Baumgardner said. "l have a system to answers Baumgardner ambulance to a lucaJ hos­ our officer*, but we are She Itft the principal's maeh people how u> Once Itts students concerned for his safety obtain their GSDs. he said, because that * why pital for non-Ufa threat- idfice. signed some pa­ team, which is why peo­ people are there — to a* well.* he said. ple tike Mr. Underwood's woria with them to fix ming injuries. Two peo­ pers to drop out. and tha learn. ple i n the other car were When be was caught crasd to her cnoiSL class. 1 ran break It down their resusnra. helps by police, Queener told for them.* he said. them search for job* and “Mr. Underwood taken to an area trauma U Brian Holt of the Ohio you B*t some teaf-hefl you and breaks renter end are now m feedback from someone In the putdic school sends Uvrm to the Career- State Highway Patrol system, teachers chunk Link, which is Just below It down so you under­ stable contl it ion who is supposed lo be a stand ii * lot better,1’ Taking pari in the he only ran because he supporter, it takes a lot the InformAtlnn and tell his office. thought hr there was an the students to loam U, Whatever hi* students Baumgardner said. search effort* wm* police out of you." Baumgard­ “That's what l would frum Hermitage, Sbenao- active warrant for his ner said, ’And 1 walked but Underwood said be need, be I* there for go To wa&hip, FarrHI, arrat. Queener also al­ away.’ walk* hi* adult students them. Underwood said. tell people. Come here legedly admitted to smok Come see Mr. Under­ Mercer County Sheriffs Now she is walking through the learning One iff the biggest Office and a Pennsyl­ tog a^btunt* style mar- hack to what the left un­ proraa*. chalfengs cf hi* job l* wood." vania State 1‘oUce heh- tjuaoa cigarette when finished 13 year* ago. Instead

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The official was not a 24 • y ear * old exchange ir *j mv>lr,* ilamjgr tlui n rhyd^al, Cmjm antiruh nuv Md Gflflan Fliftcu* authorised to dUcuas the stodent at the Univer­ n»f njmf til ill? iwlutt l«an«tul. rhrmic.il or grejilv teduct ynui rtriv 1 in vtflif a (too publidy and 11 ihr AkuCurr It snoi aur^immunr. itw ruiujal arttiiv to tnvjk Jmvn ’Ha AjisliUdFmi sity of Washington from plain help* Kxnhr jiul jlMCThcjkwri AWv spoke ootbeCDDdltinKOf Copenfaagai, was going to j dna* i('»»runvihvg; rompvidk iMfwnu Atui iMlbnimjHi'n — iapal)v Jrlivm calciuni at 11 jab DUPONT, Wajh. - Ao ADonyorty. Porttofid to vbA the dty for rrJw'ing ivJnrs*. hcai in iMbwity y rrnwcM to hr.v> wniLb of Stittb AfidspUtod were kcfured No CataUttos really badly. Things wert niGECTION DRUGS SAVE YDUR KIDNEY •omt of it» c«xi ooto th* of motoristi were reported. an jHnnulung ntlia away, you kasaw that this Hlgrtliun imjWnni hlc oijilrtJ jrr fffnti mg X tJncr toast di people, suthorl* bnmediatety aft it the ard- wunot somathtog mteir,a CvafpiB? •poknpmes, Or Liu leal: a leading Soult ol mlut. lailori1 kn«itJ fn FlTt M»it ties laid. dnt.the cowhictiB can be be aid. tAlrgratltv hvallh ^veul hrjiihuin. etjcnpin^pt kMflrt niijos wane limn Seventy- K*fO puiea* beard aaytod tnto was The back of his Inin cat M out of fru* icv-nni ■ acal nrmtifunm hrrjmv u bkx«l. luLuKt t*>dv flu*!* Sn s sod (to# aew meinbm com In | around a comer was wide open because Jihnib Aloiivti* hriwe »tiv ^ D • as ,1 njiuj *1 amt rt.il Iri lotm unne. aral jat in -.win vert aboaid when the and was ctosatof a bridge it bad separated from the Jvxhlrt iv tiimiibr j(i* jrvJ MDlhn llh' drgrtliw nnfxrnjTii ruiviwmel Ur train derailed. At least $o that palled over Intsit ate rear of the train, so ha and Ji ^viiion drug F.ipv\LLTh mirni P«jf n«s* Uudirt hrdv IV’chnui n wur tudv people were hospitalized, $ wb« At dtfaltod. Dispatch others were able to lump anenhrUMiunn nrmr n duet a w|h>V (a ■mid V mrmtn V rtt*llv more than a do can w|tb audio alio tndkated that out to sefety. He was at a .11 Ring aim uT long m m fMXJfH ol Jme* tLn^fWM ai Lilm funciton prop0 »ou\v)i«n i.ikmg iV «riu itvl the inveillsaMoA lold “I'm still figuhag was "one of the hicky ihr r IU vaimwiv *4mnl I'nHnn |Hiinf inlutnrnri Tbs Asrodatcd Press tbal that out. W«>e got cars pei^iV UvbiU ^roj.1 raLing IPPI «| iiv >rJt« Jn*1 sm GUARANTEED RESULTS llw tligrtiWn Jri^t t.1? IitI imi title, fn /iinrol OR DOUBLE VOUR I^ngn llun f hriv 11 dav 2UI1 / in.niv wihJv MONEY BACK iicHini’tii |v By Don Scbanebe Jr. under pound Mue knocked Bui no matter how fast rl Nin- hjtlurn Mair> pr^ilv lair Ihrm .bih and mil Akw'uit 11 IvijiRhiI.I andTomKitober out efectiidty and oipptcd UafU and olher airlines i«n rfrrjili-v wnti jii ruihUH mcfnLMt Hartsfleld-f acknm AtLml a UNLEASH YOUR TW Audi L*nS Pieu move, II vtU take a few MEMORY’ guj/nipv. Icteraafional Airport (or days to get the hundreds tV Lrat thnuU 4nn \Uo. |iaovniy n>9V la> ‘^cjii nuv otn irt> ATLANTA - The aheut n hours. of thousand! of pounded Thiak ahuul it. IJ ym Iiirrpdd4rg3urjraet tvtaicr Ini •verh m-or jrkl »jiin krpi (hjitipang (.11 ,ih,l cuUao's all-travel syiiem A spokesman for Delia, passengers to their Anti (•nni'l.iinit ,irJ ilu1 ilnn> wean- Ittvit-naaiihit struggled to gat back on by tar the biggest alrUne dL»«*n i"ur dram, pnUiui -ill wurk ku irtrr dertinalknu, said Robetl mviVUuiig ihr .mu 10 licip how fcmif, Ju imu ihmk it sc be on It and re-bock el the airport, said most Mat. pretodent of so air * HrtMmi.'Sai> In l.'jl ihm oiv k>.w fca Jb^isvi tt-nuU u>/ ii> k log 0 stranded passengers of us delayed passengers Une coosutiftg firm in Pori tuilerm unrtp /vend pm TV Jtuisw a. m bow* Il *nk> Monday aflcr a Hie and were booked on other Washington. New York, kHp mk rit irag»r «;■« ami king ai all Amt thjf « Tji< lla-pdl e\j-.Uv ai blackout at the world'a □igbU scheduled to leave in rare cases, some pas­ (xxir iircM-nu rauvil m rurii) wftai iij|«|vni n* Jnrttrd Yi*j mun wt and boslesl airport forced the Monday. Spokesman sengers won't arrive kn-ivuw- nt JajpniNnt it/ugi twain /virv luw wii jrd rrnurkahlr Icnpnvr canceDctioii of over i,$0 o Mlc bael Thomas said the Thursday. besakL 11 lo uk Ilk- AkvCurv. »-ai inn) mmn m mum stignii.r fights diya before the start atrUne should be 'Largely "Theta ala fust so few Ijn* lunjt &oJm tlxn* hralih, im-nul Itraith. in wui pbivnil of the Christmas nuh. if noi completely' back seats avaQable during a Analysts expect ilui vmir Taaln nmb the AloeCare to ihe hpjlihv (rum j(%-eAfliu r. Ihr Jirauj Iijm* □oar, thisnped inefcetrs or well before I he huge just going to lake a lot of put a huge crimp \«Hif rui m fwrtn tuni-imn Jl il. rtil Beth Iwm mwl i(in«igJa>ui »r«jt rtnlf • stood to long l&ws at ticket Irsvel weekend ahead of flights with four ot live In "Big Pharma* even in wllt irtbiv m ijll counters a day after (be Christmas Dsy. high Onugci rt .li^vnon seats apiece,* Mann said. profits. Jnj£i ,01- svtM-n in tk-univ jilevp ai rughi' Hlu hra&Jrv >unrnj and OOirrw^, *nn pay Murri rtf wcivi to AiorCarvV gn in itiv nl hram rtKitm «nha 'heaflh adftniBg* (uikihml Euyuu n*IHi abort tale alax! rt"* -tu IMPORTANT INFORMATION nraula U wtoilfcallv WTth ,i tluggnli. skm 10 n -A ihr j-JK anl (otkfwrd teurd Affoiamun. j U-JI1 IhJjO HUlfc'Ul j lixul Hi* ont(* irwntaavs ji*J ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC fVsIl'UiYh.inJr mriililt irwcn ip tiore tnlinirutNin ihr cisrpan aatl wiki inu iiomAltirWij Ftm miiilK- The xrmajuuii Ltsn' in nivrtk-twv i»Hif¥> r-i' biira- >vu i>ui mvm UorCur'- xi uafly maVi HOW TO cn RATES ukiI ia jjiyi* 10 >ixu iui l ttHirgwt V.ihtivi m ALOECURE h.f.(|r« and lnm« Tluv n a lirjbht luilpu lUmt ImHi On December n.201?. Metropolitan Edison Company mu ihml Thu 11 Ihetnlwi.il Pennsylvania EVjclnc Company (Penelec). 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This Hung is in accordance wtlh Aiihitieo order the Pennsylvania statute and ihe PUC's rules end orders eslabNshing UV« ii U HSKltm nUt-sdcul The greatest Oiicomiivi and snu r.m 1 he lerms and cond^tioris undor which the Companies will continue health discovery Dm Serial juvr-irw.ii r.flW rhv (vtVhUjU nf lemr b ataiLl^i- for ibe rt->i 10 procure power tor (heir customers who are not shopping with jiaJ lieilib ^irrugr eamrj In decadest" H-rtKjn Ltnly Ml von auemetive electnc generation suppbera 1^ mvmw fit JgpHmn h.ivrrn Jo It call Tl'tL ilriu^ Wr all kt»M ha* SLEEP UKEAMBV IBIf |«Ob22Mri4on4 The purpose of Ihts noiice la lo provide you wilh the opportunity to alor marks ninruili review the fdmg. which can be found at www firstenergycorp com A akghl wtiheul ikrp pruvijr me ^ivraica with mnuii » ami rrally daawgn >sur ihi Firr rkwile AppicnjJ You may vigil the Companies' business offices 1c exerune copras (xhiu rtgi iisi nu know Code mnU mrdia Pennsytvsnta (Penn Power); or 500 Cabm Hill Drive. 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Notary Seal: .u'Pj.jlLULi a .tit a. COMMONWEALTH Of PENNSYLVANIA, Notary Public NOTARIAL SEAL KELLIE S GALANTIS Notary Public CITY OF SHARON. MERCER COUNTY My Commission Expires May 1. 2020 NlWCASIlfWWS______JUMP PAC'fi_ Tuesday, December 19,200 A~3 RAIL Train hurtles onto highway (Oil Hit IJECOSfl____ Sunrise: 7:42 ajn conduct and public drunk­ Arnv»k Tran 601 hirtas off owposs lollino nuaplo pact** Sunset 455QJTL enness and sbnlar mscon- duct. WEATHER people with critical or wious -Esther R.WHson.29. Injuries. TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy. of New Castle, disorderly About two hours after the Low: 30 conduct. accident, a U S. official who with JERRVG CARTWRIGHT others was briefed oh the investi­ TOMORROW: Partly sumry. High: 36 •Jeffrey Dean Winger I, gation aaid he was li>ld at least six 35. of New Castle, charged people went killed. No additional LOTTERY by NewCastlepoUce wtth bn dings were provided by iato possession of an instrument altornoon, and the official said he PENNSYLVANIA of crime, theft by unlaw­ had no new Information to explain VONDtV fVr.MKO ful taking and receiving the discrepancy in the numbers. nek 2:9-2 The official was no* authorized Hck 3:6-9-8 stolen property. (o discuss the InvesttBahon pub­ Pki 4:6-7-2-l JENNIFER L NIC KUSON licly and spoke to 1110 Associated nckSS-a-b-A-l The Pennsylvania Game Press on condition of anonymity. Cldt ft 2-7-16-32-3? Cornrtsskm charged the A track chart prepared by the Match ft 10-19-22-28-35- following: Washington State Department of 38 -Walman. of Union Town­ Transportation shows the man- Transit, (he Seante-arca transit ty saddened by all that has hap­ VONOA'i M'Oll.’.v ship. two couitsof assisting mum speed drops friim IP mph to agency that owns the tracks, con pened today." nek 2:8-6 person not enbtled to obtain 20 mph lor passenger trains just firmed to the AP that the speed In a radbQ transmission imme­ nckftVS-9 license. before the tracks cm"ve to cross limit at the point where the train diately after the accident, the Pick 414-6-9-5 ■Cbnstophei A. Lindsay. 19. Interstates, which is where the derailed la 30 mph. Speed signs are conductor can be heard saying the nckftO-2-0-7-2 ot Newcastle, viola non of train went off the tracks. posted two milts before the speed train was coming around a comer TVeenn Hurt: 1-8-23- the rules and regiauerts of The chart, dated Feb. 7,2017, was zone and just before the speed and was crossing a bridge that 25-30 the game commission. New Castle policecharged submitted to the Federal Railroad zone approaching the curve, she passed over Interstate 5 when it OHIO Administration in anticipation said. derailed Dispatch audio also Indi­ MOHIiAVf.’fMli''- the following: of the start cd passenger service Positive train control — the cated that the engineer survived nek *6-6-7 ■Shawntelle Spring along a new bypass route that technology thal can slow or stop a with bleeding from the head and nekA'6-9-7-0 Johnson. 42,ol Newcastle, shaves 10 minutes off the Irip speeding train — wasn't In use on both eyes swollen shut. nekftl-6-1-0-6 aggravated assault, flight to between Seattle and Portland. (hlssireich of track, acmding to Tm sOll figuring thal uut. Wu've avoid apprehension, trial or ll was not clear how fast the Amlrak Prusidenl Richard Ander­ But cars everywhere and down RoUngCash ft 2-24-27- 29-31 pmbhmenL sbrede assault train was moving at the precise son. onto the highway." he tells the Lotto: 2-7-8-15-16-33 and resisting arrest. moment when ll derailed. He spoke on a conference call dispatcher, who asks If everyone -Otis C. Smith b. 20. of Kimberly Reason with Sound with reporters, said he was "deep is OK. Kkkwt 47-6-4-4-8 MCNil.’tVMlClOftv New Castle, retal theft. Pick *3-9-5 Urton Tannshlp police Pkfe 410-1-0-4 charged ihe foOcwnng: Pkk ft 1-3-2-S-O -DestXiy i. Mfton 18. of ABORTION: Wolf vetoes bill New Castle, reta* theft. FDOJAI are victims and they rerston if the law iwilri U would promptly be District judges -Rhonda L Matthews. 42. should not be victimized pass Congress in 2018. vetoed by the governor MELISSA A AMOOtE of New Castle. dBorderty again by this law." she said. same people who believe and struck down by the New Castle petis charged house. ll Is acceptable to tear Monday’s move was "President Donald courts" the following: -Alex D. Caldararo, 31. the anus and legs off Wolfs third veto this Trump has pledged to Critics say the 20-week -Devon M. Johnson, 19. of of New Castle, dtsorderty year and his 2lsl since advance and sign into abortion Until wouldn't a six-month haby In Newcastle, fou counts of conducL becoming governor In Law the Pain-Capable stand up In courts utcro." Brooks said. intent to possess aan- 'Thai's cruel and radi­ Unborn Child Protection SCOn A MCGRATH 2015. because It violates earli­ trolled substance, three cal. I find ll radical and Wolf Is a Democrat Act and we expect a vote The Pennsylvania Game er Supreme Court deci­ counts of manufacture, de- Both chambers of the on this in the Senate sions about when a fetus Commission charged the (TUel for the governor Urery ot possession with Legislature are ron- early next year." she Is viable. following: to proten someone on Intent to manufacture or death row who has rap'd irollcd by Republican said. Maudlin called the -CfTtstopher C. Donaldson. deliver and one count of ond murdered women, majorities. Planned Parenthood General Assembly’s pas­ 20, of Wampum. taklng/MI- use/possession of drug but nol protect the life of Marjorie Dannenfelscr. cheered the governor's sage of the bill "a callous Ing Ug game bey end dally/ GaraBtanaUa. an Innocent baby." president of (he Susan move and criticized law­ attempt to score cheap season limns. Wolf vetoed the bill In B. Anthony List a pro­ makers for forcing the political points through •ScottE.Kirt2.26.of -Norris G. Winters. 62. of Sharon, simple assault and n ceremony al Philatfel- life group that focuses governor to take out his needless cruelty toward New Wilmington, (allure to phio City Hall, joined on supporting prolife veto pen lo thwart the women." harassment attach tag to Mg game. by Mayor Jim Kenney- women candidates, said legislation. Earlier this year. Wolf •AfezanderUagwood. -CoreyM.Shoup, 3l.of 42. of New Castle, sarpie Prior lo passing in the thal despite Wolfs move, 'The audacity of the vetoed a bill that would New Castle, violation of the assoMt end harassment. state House, the measure the effort Id ban abor­ lawmakers who pushed have barred local gov­ rules and regulations of the -Shannon Lee HaswefL was approved in Febru­ tions alter 20 weeks has this bill through with­ ernments from banning game commission. 44, Of Ettwood Gtv. ngK oc>- ary by the Senate In a momentum nationally. out holding any hear­ plastic shopping bags. •NeUsADesan1es.25.of 32-18 vote. The US Is one of ings or seeking input He also vetoed a bill er anscieoiki^ intent to possess a controlled sub­ Rttsburgh. taking posses­ "I hilly support the only seven counties (hat from qualified medical that would have created sion of game v wtdlleand allow abortion on-do- professionals is almost stance and use/possession Governor’s decision lo work requirements for exercising private permit tnand alter five months, of dnig paraphernalia. veto this bill." Kenney unfathomable." abled-bodled adults who without obtaining pemut. said "The state should putting us in the compa­ -DavldAGaUo.36.of Lindsey Mauldin, Depu­ gel health care coverage •Cvegory D. Cotoslmo. 38. ny of China and North ty Director for Planned through Medicaid. New Castle, two counts of not bo telling women— of SUppery Rock, recreation­ pantcularly women who Korea.'' nannensfelser Parenthood Pennsylva­ The legislature didn’t driving under the influence al spoi seaith for wildlife/ became pregnant by said. nia Advocates. "What’s try to over-ride either of and one couti of reckless rape or incesi—that they Similar 20-week almr- somehow even worse those vetoes. No decision driving. game. don’t have the right to tion bans have already Is thal they undertook has yet been made on -Usa Marie Mshon. 30. -Stephen M.Ganbier. 31. of New Castle, dsordlerty divide whm to do with passed in 20 other status, (his legislation knowing trying to override the of Grove City, two counts ol their Ixidy. These women she said, and a national full well that If unacted, abortion bill volo. conduct and public (bunk- vtolatnnof federal laws. enness and simftai miscon­ -loseph Damico IV. 20. ot duct Newcastle, Uttering white -Jennifer P. Reed. 32. hunttng/furtaklng and con­ CARD: Penguins pick Union student’s design of Newcastle, dtsorderty trol of property regulations. FROUAI Ross encouraged irvich- dents to participate. for sixth grade Cassa­ ers In grades 4-6 to Janelle Cassano, Car­ no also photographed Is Addiction Destroying Your Family? Foundation Holiday participate and create ter’s teacher, encoura^d Carter with his winning We Aetcpt All leweaces. HCRS. rffO. IIMU Card Competition.' designs for the competi­ her students to design l-A64i.t34.Hia Munnal noted that tion. design. cants and gathered all Union has many calcnl- Munnal. the elemenla ed studenl artists who ry art teacher, presented of the students' art work • IfMMAntx Vvrptol l^x < submitted card designs the competition to stu­ * i img Ireni Vn nuke the bn veetn never tnjn# Tregi vowneM to the g.’fT of towig thn hokUy teeuyr with the puctvne of Pennsylvania Public UMity Commission d IVvnq Uenv, O' buy e kmse kcutvr tor thAt speojl Post Office Box 3265 ingtfi on your hotadey Eil Buy roTung kemn end qih Harnsourg. Pennsylvania 17105-3265 kxnxhen *l more ih^n 900 eqen j ecrou the s(4ie or on bne at* Prompt lilmg ol a lormal complain! may entiile you Id panopaie in a hearing where mv.'.StCONOSfS' you may present testimony and question Company witnesses 724-8S4-6(*51 GoneFishingPa.com ______PrnmyJkorMtf fati t tear C&mFtmkrtxi______Proof of Publication of Notice in the Record-Argus

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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.V. (AP) - the ninth straight year. About one in to found ■literally" sheriff's refusal to Mock 'Hie shouJder-sbmgpng reply “whal* It was the pick of one third of poll to he most grating, as did a similar naloxone. "I think it's ever" continues to annoy Americans respondents, who were given five number for "yon know what I mean." tough love. ... The rest of more than other words or phrases, choices. The telephone survey of 1,074 us shouldn’t have to pay hut "fake news" is coming on strong. 'Hie recent addition "fake news" adults conducted Nov, 6-9 has a for it." 'Hie annual Marist College poll of was slightly ahead of "no offense, margin of error of plus or minus 3 An AP survey of Ohio's most annoying words and phrases but’ for second place, 23 percent to percentage points. 88 sheriffs found that al found ‘whatever* lopping the list for ■jo percent. least 68. or a little more than three-fourths, equip deputies with naloxone. YRfikJ'J Cmtirad irtn hfi 11 Of those, a half-dozen have begun within the past six months, and Lakewood. City officials most others have less asserted tbe state trans­ than two years' experi­ portation department’s en­ vironmental review of tbe ence. It's hard to say what ef­ new route was inadequate fect naloxone is having on and failed to consider traf­ overdose death rates. fic. neighborhood and Accidental overdose other impacts. deaths in at least 11 Ohio In March 2014, a judge counties where sheriffs dismissed the lawsuit and have used tbe antidote for the $181 million track up­ grade moved forward. more than two years went Until now, the route was up last year. Butler’s did, too, and is on track for used by freight trains. Amy Parker, a Early Monday, during another record loll this the first run of the new year. In Clermont, where native and resident passenger service, 13 of the sheriffs deputies carry naloxone, the death toll of Butler County 14 cars went off the tracks went down last year. and a peer drug at an overpass, some tum­ Statewide, the overdose bling onto Interstate 5. counselor, bristles Even people who tried death toll soared 33 per­ cent, to 4.050 people, in to stop die new route on at the claim by 2016. safety grounds said a de­ AP Ftwtoi&avie Thcmpsv Naloxone is also widely railment wasn't a concern. Sheriff Richard distributed to families These are new, upgrad­ OuPONT, Wash. — Cara from an Amtrak train lie spilled onto tnterstate 9 below along­ and friends of people with Jones and others ed tracks — that's what is side smashed vehldas as aome train ears remain on the tracks above Monday. addiction. Its availability so surprising about this," that naloxone to police and sheriffs said John Niles with tbe dates back only a few enables; the saying Coalition for Effective dead. transit system for the Seat­ going fit.t mpb, according years. And attempts to Transportation Alterna­ No additional briefings tle area, which oversaw the to transltdocs.com, which among advocates, tives, which joined local were provided by late af­ upgrades and did exten­ maps train speeds using gauge its effectiveness axe hindered by variables in­ she says, is that elected officials in oppos­ ternoon, and the official sive testing prior to Mon­ data from Amtrsk's train ing the project. They said he had no new infor­ day’s public opening, tracker app. cluding geographical the only thing mation to explain the dis­ agency spokeswoman 'Hie maxi mum speed variation in drug potency. weren't worried about a naloxone train derailing." crepancy in the numbers. Kimberly Reason said. drops from 79 mph to 30 Amy Parker, a native and resident of Butler At least three people on The U.S. official was not While it will take inves­ mpb for passenger trains County, was saved twice “enables" Is board were killed, local au­ authorized to discuss the tigators months to deter­ just before the tracks curve by naloxone. She doesn’t thorities said, contradict­ investigation publicly and mine the precise cause, to cross Interstate 5, ac­ breathing. ing a U.S. official briefed spoke to the AP on condi­ speed may have been a fac­ cording to a track chart know whether It was po­ lice or paramedics who on The investigation who tion of anonymity. tor. prepared by tbe Washing­ earlier fold The Associated The track is owned by Moments before the de­ ton State Department of administered it when she those battling dnigs and overdosed on heroin in to their reluctance to seek Press that at least six were Sound Transit, the public railment the train was Transportation. Indianapolis a few years help. She bristled at the ago. She eventually ended daim by Jones and others ?0L3CE CtnlHiMdfinPggiil her drug use and now is a that naloxone enables; peer drug counselor, the saying among advo­ leading group meetings cates, she says, is that the ~We have to do what's best for the As for the other details of the school starting in the second half of for those in rehabilita­ only thing naloxone "en­ citizens of this borough," Councilor agreement: 2018; it will cut its paid deaning tion. ables" is breathing. Janet Earle added. "And that's pro­ ■ 'Hie cost will increase 1 percent service for the borough building; and the talk by the sheriff *1 don't care how many viding more police coverage." in the second and third years, and its yearly contribution to Heritage and residents of her times it takes,* Parker With the borough accepting a two percent in the fourth and fifth. Days. county against police use said. 'As long as that per­ $10,000 cut, it may have to make ■ While Greenville officers had For sitting councilors, concerns of naluxune, she said, son is alive, there is cuts to the department down the been patrolling the township two with the deal focused on its bottom adds to the stigma of hope." road, she explained, bot if tbe con­ times a day, now they'll patrol only line and its five-year length. tract fell through, the borough would once. T feel like we've been underpaid have had to cul four shifts. B [Tie pact offers the option to re­ for the service for a while now," STEP Contimail km hga 11 While Greenville councilors had open the contract if the state re­ Councilor Jonathan Bailey said. "But been hoping for at least $85,000 — quires municipalities without their I think we all need to be good neigh­ and many were pulling for the own police force to pay for state po­ bors if we want this to work from a the foundation began. money for technology for $92,000 the borough had been lice coverage. While the agreement regional standpoint. "It's a long, long our students," Stabile charging — Shipley said $82,000 didn't previously indude an out for For Councilor Paul Hamiil, the process," said Mike Sta­ said. "We’re always think­ was likely the bet Greenville would Greenville, the council approved the deal should have been shorter. bile, business manager ing of ways to enhance our students’ education, see. deal contingent open adding an exit 'tTiis is keeping us providing serv­ for tbe district "I think 82 is as dose as you're clause, should circumstances ices for less than they’re costing us," From the time the and technology is a huge going to get to 85," he said, of his change. he explained process began. Stabile part of that. talks with the township. "My gut Before voting on the deal, Shipley If the contract started at where it said the board has been "We figured the foun­ feeling is you're not going to get 92. polled the newly-elected councilors had been — $92,000 — at the end of working lo write the dation would be the best If we hold out for that, the contract taking their seats in January, all of the contract. West Salem would have foundation's bylaws and way to raise money, with will expire." whom said they supported the deal, been paying roughly $98,000, he articles of agreement, the school district's budg­ Hie contract would have died al with reservations. said. With the contract starting at which determine the poli­ et getting tighter every the end of the year. Tom Walsh, for example, said he $82,000. it will rise to only $87,000. cies focused on commit­ year, and our increase in “I'm just glad it's over with," said would have preferred to see larger While the borough will be accept­ tees and donations. funding from the state Ken Sherbondy, chairman supervi­ increases in each year of the con­ ing less, "we are benefiting from Hie current timeline being very minimal," he sor for West Salem. tract. economies of scale, even if it doesn't has the foundation ready added. "We’re looking at West Salem still has to give final While the final Ixittom line repre­ feel quite equitable," Earle said. for fund-raisers and do­ every possible way that approval of the contract, but Sher­ sents a $10,000 cot for Greenville, But, she continued, "It’s actually a nations by spring/sum- we can bolster the educa­ bondy said the supervisors plan to do the borough won't have to cut any shame, that we in western PA, in mer 2018. tion experience offered that when they meet Jan. 2, making police shifts, Shipley said, but it will blue collar towns, pride ourselves of "We'll be raising here at Mercer." the deal retroactive to the beginning have to make a few smaller cuts. being so supportive of first respon­ of the year. To make up for tbe $10,000, the ders, but ... when it comes time to Shipley said the borough doesn't borough will cut crossing guards at pay for those services, people aren't ^ww.recordargusnews.

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By desman I TuewtaK Oxambw 19,2IH7 • 8JTLER EAGLE 3 No 2018 tax increase Police: Shoplifter used in Butler Township booster bags’ to steal ByJhoMh — but uol before she bad thwart the theft of merchan­ creases were absorbed into the 2016 Ea^eSaiWtar purportedly made off witb dise. Commissioners property from two stores. Aluminum foil or metal budget. Those costs include two new SPRINGFIELD TWP, police vehicles, additional sireel light­ In all. Burks was found tape are used in some in­ approve S11.4M budget Mercer County — Cunes. with nearly $1,000 in men stance to line the bags, po­ ing. insurance premiums and pension Foiled again. BvRmFwiI* plan contributions. chsodise in her foil-lined lice said. An alleged shoplifter is In unrelated business, the commis­ bap The modified baga some­ EafrStJVtia headed for Inal on charges sioners approved an agreement to al­ This is nut her fins arrest times wort, sometimes not she used sooalled "booster BUTliR TWP — Township oominis- low the Butler County parks and recre­ for the same crime. Court Burts admitted ber bags bap" in the commission of sionnn adopted a 20)8 budget that ation department to run the township records show she has more did not work, as U turned her alleged enme earlier maintains the 20)7 tas rate. dek hockey not pay utilities and keep than two dozen prior shop­ oak McBride said. his moolh, at the Premium Commissioners unanimously adopt­ the revenue. lifting convictions. Still, the defendant was ed the Stl 4 million budget Monday. Outlets in Spnngfleld Town­ At Burks' preliminary able to make it through two In the past the township received ship At the real estate rate oT it mUls, 12.3 percent of ibe registration fees bearing on Thursday Se­ slArws dosplle sot ling oiTtbe Stale police said Ehse taxes on a typical township borne with from the operator, but spent far more nior District Judge William detectors. Her luck ran out M Burks. 49. of Pittsburgh an assessed tralue of 814,667 and a mar­ Ulan that on utilities and maintenance, Figley ordered her held at the Calvin Klein outlet used shopping bags hoed ket value of S1S2.827 will be 8)65. Kirkwood said. for court on a felony charge police said, where an em­ with aluminum foil Dec. 4. Combined with Butler County tax­ Be said the county plans to grow the of retail theft and a misde­ ployee saw her taking items. when she tned lo defeat an- es of 8405 and Butler School District operation and possibly expand the fa­ meanor charge of possess­ 9k had 8983 in suspected liahoplifting devices taxes of 81,461, total real estate taxes cility. ing so instrument of crime. stolen merchandise, pri­ "She said she came up The term "boaster bag" in on that home in 2018 will be about In addition, the commissioners ap­ marily clothing, in ber bags with the idea from watch­ 82.051. proved several amendments to the zon­ police parlance comes Dom Because of ber numerous ing videos online." Trooper From the tax millage, 7.4 mllla go ing ordinance. “boost" which is slang for prior shoplifting convic­ Alexis McBride, the Invesll- to the general fluid. 2.7 mills go to fire Many nf the amendments arc darifl stealing or shoplifting. tions, Burts is charged with gating officer, said Monday. protection and 1 01 mills go Lodcbt ser cations and corrections, but some ad­ The bags are designed to felony retail theft. Accord­ dress telecommunications lowers and The scheme, however, bide stolen merchandise ing to online court records, didn't go as planned and from security devices, thofl she has 25 previous retail The budget includes a $7.8 million antennas, and "cluster" residential general fund and a 82.2 million spe­ developments. A cluster development Burks was subsequently sensors, and similar units theft convictions, mostly m rm] revenue fund Dial includes the is a group uf attached single-family arrested at the outlet mall installed by retailers to Allegheny County. 81.1 mllHiin highway fund. 8576.180 homes with permanently open green park development fund. 8481.309 debt space under tile care of a hnmeownora service fund. 8106,199 capital equip­ association. ment fund and 551,282 stormwater The commissioners voted for the pond maintenance fund. township in opt out as a possible loca­ The 2018 general fund will be tion for a category 4, or mini, casino 8224.456 less, or 2.8 percent, tban it is The commissioners also extended In 2017. approval of the land development plan Township Manager Edward Kirk­ lor a new Burger King on New Castle wood said many significant cost in­ Road until March 18 Live Music DJ Trivia Wednesdays Thursdays 7:00 - 10:00 PM 7:00 - 10:00 PM

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Traveler* sleep m (he alnum al Hsrtsfiett-Jacfcson AUants Intamatlona I Airport on Monday, (he day tfler a meeetve power outage brought operations to halt ASSOCIATED *ES$ IMPORTANT INFORMATION Airlines inch back to normalcy ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC after Atlanta airport blackout RATES W mal schedule, but a spokes­ the floor, charging cell- man could not say bow long phones at tbe electrical On December 11,2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed), AT1.ANTA — The na­ Pennsylvania Electric Company (Per*tec). Pennsylvania Power tion's atr-travcl system it would lake to clear the outlets. An Atlanta city em­ struggled lo gel back on backlog of stranded travel- ployee in a Santa hat gave Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power Company (West Penn schedule and rebook out candy. Power) filed a petition with the Pennsylvania Pubfec Utility Commlssiori stranded passengers Mon­ Amencan Airlines, David and Lynn Carden, (PUC) requesting approval ot Iheir Default Service Programs tor the day after a fire and black­ which is much smaller, sitting in soft chairs in tbe period June 1. 2019 to May 31,2023. This filing is in accordance with out al Ibe world's busiest said that il. loo. booked airport's atrium, left Los* many of its passengers on don early Sunday fur Key the Pennsylvania statute and the PUC's rules and orders estabfishing airport forced the cancel­ the terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue lation of more tban 1.500 new flights but that some West. Fla. but were divert­ Bights days before the start will have to wait until later ed to Cincinnati because to procure power for their customers who are not shopping wilh uf the Christmas rush. in the week lo fly. of the blackout Delta got atlematrve electric generation suppliers. The fire broke oul Sun­ them a bntel room and pul Travelers sat on the floor, The purpose of this notice is lo provide you with the opportunity to slumped in chairs or stood day afternoon next lo them an a Monday Bight to in long lines al ticket coun­ equipment for a backup Atlanta. From there, they review the filing, which can be found at www.ftrstenefgycorp.com. ters a day after the under­ system, causing that to awaited an afternoon Bight You may visit the Companies' business offices lo examine copies ground blaze knocked out fail. too. Power wasn't fully to Florida. of the documents filed with the PUC. located at: 2800 PottsviBe ciccincity and crippled restored until about mid­ "Delta has been pretty Pike, Reading, Pennsylvania (Met-Ed): 5404 Evans Road, Erie, night. good." Dadd Carden said, llartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Pennsylvania (Penetec); 2939 North Hermitage Road, Clark. International Airport for Tbe control tower did counting themselves luck­ about II hours. not lose power because it ier than passengers who Pennsylvania (Perm Power); or 800 Cabin HID Drive. Greens burg. A spokesman for Della, has a separate electrical spent the night id an air­ PennsytvBnia (West Penn Power). port. "We don't always get by far the biggest airline al feed, and planes that were A PUC AdmirastraDve Law Judge wil review the Companies' proposal in the air and close to At­ this kind of customer ser­ the airport, said most of us and recommend a decsicn to the Commission. H you wish to intervene delayed passengers were lanta when the blackuut bit vice In tbe UK" booked on other flights were allowed lo land. Oth­ Delta canceled about or file a formal complaint concerning the fifing, please contact the: t.000 flights Sunday and scheduled to leave Mon­ er incoming Bights were di­ Pennsylvania Public Ubfity Commission verted, and outgoing flights 400 more on Monday, in day. Spokesman Michael Post Ollice Box 3265 Thomas said the airline were baited. many cases because tbe pi­ should be "largely if not Anthony Foxx, who was lots and airplanes were in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105-3265 tbe wrong places. To help completely" back lo nor­ transportation secretary Prompt filing ol a formal complaint may entitle you to participate in under Presidem Barack clear the backlog, it added mal by Tuesday, well be­ a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company fore Ibe huge travel week­ Obama, was among many flights and found seals for end ahead of i.'hnstmas travelers stuck for hours in some of its customers on witnesses. [lay. a plane on tbe tarmac. He other airlines. But no mailer how fast lilasted airport officials, Delta and other airlines saying tbe problem was li'iM^'-Oit' move. II will take a few "compounded by confusion days In gel the thousands and poor communication." n{ grounded passengers "Total and abject fail­ to ilieir final destinations, ure here at ATI. Airport said llnberl Mann, presi­ today," he tweeted, add­ dent nf an airline consult­ ing that there was "no ex­ ing firm m Port Washing- cuse for lark of workable Ion. \ Y. In rare cases, redundant power source. some passengers wno'l NONE!" JjjJjJElLyj ^ armonv , arrive until Thursday, he Georgia Power CEO Paul said. Bowers issued an apology GrtK'-.i Outdoor^Ads "There are Just so few and blamed the fire on a seats available during a failure in a switch gear. He peak holiday week, that's said the utility is consider­ jus! going to take a lot of ing a change in tbe setup of - Ul.il-jM A’.'I'-W-lW.l-LRrMllJ flights with four or five the main and backup sys­ seaLs apiece." 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Hanson was found guilty of defendant is unable to be rahsbil* to contribute lo society and be­ Cleurfidd County District ■T flOJE AAC BK’MAKD fira-degree murder tn June 1983 itated. lieve "he deserves a second Attorney William A. Shaw Jr. and sentenced to life in prison According lo 1 he Supreme chance.'* Questioned whether the witnesses without parole. Court opinion, the guidelines foe Centre County Senior fudge were aware that Hanson hss yet UUHTIUi) In 2012, a deiiakn by the Su­ a first-degree murder committed David Grine, who's specially to take responsibUity for his Tbe son of a man murdotc^ in preme Court deemed juvenile by someone 13 lo 18 yean old u presiding over H an son's case, crime. Matthew Grimes, a coun­ 19K7 staled in Clearfield County sentences of life in prucai with­ to serve a minimum of 3S yean. hud previously heard from three selor at the prison, noted that Court on Monday that he thinks out the possibility of parole as In s status conference sched­ state Department of Corrections Hanson has maintained his in­ hu father's killer has spent cruel and unusual punish me til uled for this case Monday room­ employees who have dealt with nocence. enough time tn prison. and therefse uDconslituriaul. ing. Dustin Smith, David Smith's Hanson, Although Grimes said he was Hi> father, David Smith, was Once a procedure was designed too, sat through several hours of Corrections employees de­ in favor of Hanson being paroled hit will' a shotgun bfasi from for these cases prior case* In testimony before be nude a tailed Hanson's progress in pri­ because he feela he la unlikely lo Timothy Hanson, of Philipshurg, Jane, Hanson was one of throe statement in favor of Hanson's son and explained tutw he has commit another crime, he said when he arrived at the Hanson cases returned to Clearfield release. become an asset to the law li­ that pan of any rehabilitation is home on Dev. 24,19S7, accord­ County Court for re* sentencing. "We do not wish to see hint brary. They described Hanson as being accountable for the crime. ing to coon documents. Hanson, In order to receive a life with­ incarcerated any more," he said, thoughtful, calm, court eoui and a The hearing will be continued then 13 yean old, was on the run out parole sentence, the com­ on behalf of the family. He added big help to other inmates looking until nest year. from a juvenile detention center. monwealth roust now prove the that they want Hanson to be able for legal help.

ISOM 1’tGF 1A tnui sections? the land. the rmnsactiun 1* because FROM PAGE 1A The coalition argues that Those agree menu are set we've been advised that If Penn State U public, then whb Romre, College, Fer­ Penn State would ptifcaWy LAND it'a subject to heeding the guson and Pat tun townihipt, demand - ■ security betid," ABORTION Environmental Rights College breuugh, Bd- said Kathreine Waft, coal! • an alternative site. But Amendment u> the Penn- Icfonte and Stale CoUege tiem vice preaklenL lor ban, according to the trimester abortion, oppo­ we'te very much willing to rylvarua Constitution, as area school district* and And the coalhicn canT nonprofit GtXbnaiiier In- nents arid- Twn ctaiea have keep the discussions gain# well as t he environmental Centre County government, pul down a $1.15 million ctinxe, a research group ihai ilmilax ban*, while Lawn In to cay. 'Could it become an bill of rights passed in Fer­ bond to get an injunctRri to support* abortiem rights. ox other state* are on hold alternative she? Yes.' * guson Township in 2012 Penn State property that is peevent die tale from high The Permsytvtnu bdl'* in courts, ■cvoading lo (lie Tbe "land swap* doesn't and the comm unify bill of not leased to a third party i* paling, Hoover said. iparaor. Mate Sen. Michele Ouamather InatiJixe. •ceuj to be moving for­ rights passed in State Col­ not covreed mler (hose Thai'* why. Watt sad, (he firook*, said a baby can State Sen. Brooks, a Craw- ward, and the coaMroi lege borough in 2011 (both agreements, be aid. csulition wiD will to tile The survive outside the womb fotd County Republican, doesn't believe that Penn by referendum). ub anil the sole goes briovr 24 week*, (honk* to contended thal the Ml doe* Stare has responded apjao- And if it'a private, "then pay* the resby traiufer tax through and tons it an the advances in techndogy, and not host the procedure, but [rialety to Toil brothers’ they need to be paying a on psupertiea, and wane- pubfic/private isuc. low* musl caUh up. rather, tbe fetus must tint letter of intent, srhkh is hell of a lot more taxes tune* U dazms tbe exenq»- The coalition said it wodd The American Congress be injected by saline tn pen of tbe impetus for than they are right now," tion a* an inatnimenuUty of take e few weeks lo draw tq> «rf Obatetririan* and Gyne- cause its death. There were preparing a Uwvoit, Terry said KeBi Hoover, presi­ the slate, said Joseph David­ and tile the lawsuit cok%wa iqwn* thal deliv­ 1,568 dilation mid-evac­ Melton, a coalition mem­ dent of the coalition. son, Centre County's recor­ Watt aid the main case ery before 23 weeks of ges­ uation short urn in Penn­ ber, —id Penn Stale operate* as « der erf feeds. that the coalition will look ra tation typiotHy rawilli in sylvania in 20 IS, Ktording The coalition remains public-private hybrid, ft's a The buyer end sefler can bodd on is Pennrytvarua dearh and, among the rare To state stilislica willing to negotiate with state-re la ted university, uqutiate the mlly transfer Emtraunental Defense uvivee*, prartkaDy all The American Congress Penn State and Toll Broth- like Lincoln, Temple and tax, tad idtimatdy the buyre Foardariai v. Conmon- have tigniticren morbidity. erf Obahsrician* and Gyne- Pin, aod as tuch receive* a b respeauibie to pay, he weallh. Starixtic* publbhcd by die cotagista toys there ia no “It hurts as (dint) we «it—B portion of Its funding nid, nUiDg chat tan State The stats Siqaviuc state Department of Heslih evidence that inducing fetal have to be in this situa­ from the state goveumienL can ctahn an exmxgKkai a* Cost's decition on ttre case •how there were 380 abor­ death makes second trimes­ tion,'' David Stone, a water Af the same tune, it’* not buyre or sdls. came in func and reversed tions done after week 20 in ter abortkai* safer, and coalition member, said. "I subject to disclosure under Fogusoo Towruhip has • 40 year* of pnscedoit, she 2013, (he latest year tar opponent* qoesrion whether don't understand, l reaOy Pennfylvtnii's Right to 2.75 perern realty tranafre bhL which data a available. such an injection makes it don't understand... | think Know law like public enti­ tax tharis spill between the In the maiceiry ofrfnksi, U Three wore 31,818 shnrtion* teas safe tar the mother. (Penn State thinks) that ties are. state 0 percent), the town­ wa* wrinen that the ctsn- in total that year m penn- The b3l was Opposed by somehow this all goes away Penn St ate U also exempt ship p is percent) aod the mcmweslth iratf act a* a vylvaoia. the Pennsylvania Medic*) If they can Just dump this from real esure aaation — Start CoOege Area School trustee of public nattsal The UU also would have Society and tbe Pennsylva­ land on Toll Rrorhers... such as property taxes — as Diaries (030 pocon). resoomi, no) a* a jsrqjrie- dTecfivdy banned diSation- nia sretico of the Antcricmi These are good people an msmunentality cd the The Whitehall Rorel (sop- us. Bid-evscstion, the moai Ccttgreu of Obstenvian* there. 1 hate lo see them stale, said Mark KcBcrman, erty U real ttmtndy on the "We fed thai it’* real ccoBDon method of sccond- and Gynecologisrs. miscalculate this way." chkf (a* assessor for Cen­ tax rofL Davidson said. impretont for the courts re But the lawsuit wnuld be tre County. Pam grate ^okwwcanan nie cm bow Penn State about much more than just Bui, he said, tbe oru- lia Powers arid in an cmsD makes derision* in the ccei- this unc land sale. The verwty ha* agreed to make m Septowbre that the uru- texi of thb new Stgoeme Man dies hi Bradford Township crash coalition hopes, if i! comes payments tn Lieu of taxes vcrtiiy curuaden that prop­ Court precedent and in the to it. that through the law­ on properties it leases to erty to be private, particular­ couch of the diartei UO of State pcrfke at CJearfidd sedan was pronounced suit the courts will be able thisd parties - and those ly because it's undo ccsi- rightt." Stone said. reported * fata) ixaih early dead at (Jw scene, police to answer one question payment s are an equal trad tubesflkL Monday in Bradford Town­ said. Police ase wJhholding definitively: la Penn State amount to the real estate The main reason that.. SreaJi kajaez: ship, Clearfield County. the Identity of the driver public or private for tbe tax (hit would be nalectcu the lewsmi is oca iotended gt4'231-4619, According lo a stale pending notification of purpose of real estate un the aMcwcd value at to be a direct challenge to (dSaroMUfca police newt release, one nest of Un. man died at about S axn. af — raou cor or are die intersection of Exit 123 Mroart off Intentate W and the FROM PAGE 1A area trenail agency that accidad happened. My car She awoke to find ho Shawville Highway. A tnc- owns the tracks, ronfirmed just darted dialling really, body *1 a 45-degree angle lor-trailer wu* reportedly HiiIIK' i )fliM'l‘V to the AP that the speed ready badly. Things were and her crain cv dangling traveling east along the AMTRAK limit at the pocnl where the falling off the shetf. Right freon the ovrepMt Sumereie ramp when the driver Enjoy the train dmiledu 30 mpit away, you knew that (his behind her waaptaned by polled straight onto Shaw- A track doit pn^ared by Speed signs are posted two was ms something minor,* the legs, she said, and the vilk frasn a atop sign. convenience the WashmgKn Stare De- raxles before tbe speed aone he aid. and other* who corfd walk A Hyundai sedan trav­ of home delivery! pu iif tail Tran^Hvtatun and just before (be speed The hack of Us train iw exited the train by crawling eling north un Shawville hit risowathemarinuniyeed ane appciaudung tbe nave, wa* wide open beouse if onto « car underneath their* the trailer on the right tide, l\ill l-SSS-MT-.'SIM drop* from 79 mpb to SO dw said. had separated from the row thal hid been cnatfied. polite Mid. On impact, the ti. Mill., i iin-: mpb tar paasengs trebta In « radio trenanhasion of The train, so he and other* "It feh oddly riieni after iractcr-Tmlcr reportedly Your Ufe. Your Paper. just be fere tbe tracks tw>* immediately afire the ecre- woe able to jump ad to the actual crashing. There pulled the sedan for about to cross Inmate 3, which dcni, the conduoxv on be safety. He wu at about the was a lot erf metal, a k* of 14 0 feet before coming to * :fHm DII1Y JINES it where the train went off heard laying the (rein was itiirWfe

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Details shed new light on Spring Grove killing ftAJtltA GrvtAOCkl* t he II n« t hi ik k of Sort h M a i n St iret. has hah lived near Stem for steal property. Hock said while lie wnc Wn ihMru«*il fnt killing Stein, ihr offi* about fl months to q in the homo, he marlwrtfmly woke up llrlVIt MMtl*V veal and that Ihry hud Stem, which ended in a scuffle, and he Polut* mwli* T\lact v»tih Stein'b ft* a friendship cut her with the knife. A man acni*cri of »tiibhirm a Spim£ anci' Ht the mith*. wheioihej obsnv»*d Htvk allegedly null- Heck told polur he Iraik itcmA fmni Hiovc vsoman to death Saluula) toJrl in* Somaniha Stem withtraunuHu injurn*'. Ray H««h vated to Stem riml hi* tbe home, and hi* I old them when* he si’Migfitois he hail wnninl morcthajift deceased and in the home. hoped for Homrihing discarded ihem Police roenverv'd ihe frirmUhlp with hn ntid that hi* hail Through the investigation, police inoiethan just a frtominhlp wtrit her, po- Ktolcn it el i is uiid the bloody clnthirig gono to hcl home lu nU*oI llrln**, aavirri- diACovcied Stem lind be flic ml cd Murk, Hi c< Ha id In the nffiduvu. whr re Heck a a ii ! h e le ft Iht'in, t h e aftida • mg to chorgjaji iloiumi his tifed \)y f>o- but Kiu* Hiatt ill to hunt then commnni On Dei*. 16 and 17. pelicc scntchcd Ihe vil statca lUdionand hi* p'lsisted mnitdeling hvr. aim and found o knife, item* fruxi Stem'K aulopay Monday morning re­ SouJiwoterr HegioiiHl Kfliie wore potice "toid in tlic a(hdavit. Sin n' b ho me a nd a hag of lihxxi *s tail icd vealed her mu'i' of death war multi pie dLapaicht*it (o l)ie first hlink of North Ncurhy survulionet' footage showed ciothtng. which matchcti the clothing sharp force trmimn and her manner of Mam Strvct in Spring (irovr al 714 a at a pvrvHi eniLTing SU'ins h*iiw m the found in the survedlumr fwnoge, the death was himm ide, avoiding to the Sal urday. Doc. \tt, fm a u pon of a <1e- eutlymoi rung hours Dot lb The per ton afTl davit itttlcs York ('ountyrinrotiri's Office. {cftAori woman, nhtiltliH as 2*l>>tiii- wo» wt’anng dark t lothing. glmi* and Hock waa taken inlo nistody on Der Hock was clunged with oicnmel rrld Samantha Stein light tuloicd «Ihh* with a sttipc on the 17 and he agreed to talk with |>o1uv He homicide, burglary, ihcft b> unlawful Stein's hann* found iict * sUiblK*d \idt\ tlie oflidavil stales gave polit'c a Hialeuwnt jihout lus taking and nsviving Htuleo pioporty, irmltiplc mm's Mini iiii/ospMUiive - Thv person w«k ulbo seen <>n the foot * rru’iidatup wiih Stein and told ritrm he according to online court docucionlK. when he returned tminr ftmn wmk.ac* age v Kiting rin* home cany mg <» hi nek did enter her home early in the morning He is i n Yo rk 1 nu ni v P i is.m i w i ihuu: I v, il. km ding t o u n ti Ihdm U fitirt w it h 1; im ri i-i Ixnr >md r> laigi'tinsh liag. on |)i**\ |f>, (inhr r khIiI in 1 he nllidovit, docuinculK "Uto. .fudge Thoman Reilly On D»t. 1ft, poliee Kpoke with peoplv Hi*ck also told (Hilar he had n knife Heck's Fittonoy mfomiatton Ik not ftnyinond William Heck. S9. alsi» of who know Hack and ihry told pi lice ht wirii him and went into her home lo yet listed

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Ashlay Books the rnnti. the icfiurt sttows, sn the rnisn ask question* if Iticy me unsure hImhiI a Atmctinns The ciiothm wus hied went ontl iHiiigiM $1,000 m GuugJe Hay ('mII through the rhidnct eoun. US* fODKTHtfWOO* -1**»US»IVAUIA gl fUTi t (U, t h in ri me fr om Walgrec rvh H v UncKlont PA2m7*US27h:t> giive the uird mfoimation to lire oilier. Franklin County PEDESTRIAN CRASH: Wnyri^l-ro CHAMMRSBURti • A imm whs do Washington Township Pobi'calHt) re* PoJkv arc seeking in formation in a hil- fiaudi'd out of $8,oon afn-i chHrnbr ts* ceivinl n report in which someone dunn­ DU 1/TRASH: Derek K. Shalf.r. 3L a ltd-run crush mvnlvirig b pedestrian, burg Pubcc said he t • k'isevc ra l alls ing to Im* fmtn the WaAhingpon Town­ Waynesboro, is nrruved of driving un­ which ocvuricd at aboui 2.50 pm on in whk'fi tiie coder tlm'iiieruHl t<> ane^t ship Municitud Authority called a worn* der iho influtmee nf alcohol after he al­ Dev. 15 near the interxcchun of East him an on Dei. ir. uIhhii ho 'm»uiana: mat* legedly uaahi*d into two im*a, a wo id- Mtuli Strvvl and t'lrtytnn Avenue The On Dec. IS, polkv uxciveif o report ter" that nei'di'dlolK* takencarenf right mg to Pen rwylvn ma Si nt r Po bev, Chu m - driver i*. rirscnlM'ii as Ixurtg bald and hum the cniiii who said arioriiei man owoy Hie wi*mnn iimneiirately disttm- Pershing Shaffer wus driving a 2012 wcaimg glasses, and the pussengifr ih oleum i ng lo bo w i ri 11 he In 1 n na I Ke von u e T>i*cted the coll Ik-fore the cal let oh* Chevrolet Sonic north on Pmv Ciove •Itticrjfvil as tiiivmg long, btnek curly Service thivylchKl it* hi rest hirn if he tHined any inforitiallurt Hoad h I aImu i j 2 a .m on Dec. 2. wh c n pi> • lnur, being I-feet 6-tiii'hc*K lull and in failed to pay Wk !oxi*k wrath oUiul The 111)111*1' ilcpurtinenl alsu siikrl lice vahi he crowed inlu (he unctlining their ID* Tbe enr is rii'scnhed els q gray S12.000 Act ordmg to rite to|>urt, the oi'uiumcrs ore now using uuinputetH in tridlie Imie and druvu olT the in*I un a mi silver ('hrvr‘ilct sitIsii Anyurx; with iruin was cue fet'd into driving to Best make calls, which ism use any phone sliglit light turn Acumduig in ihc re* information is uskrd tncontni-t police nt Buy when* he purihimed SV>0 in gift number tornuke it look like a k'gilimate port. Shaffer struck two irecs lu'fore 717-7f*2-2D1. cauls, and provided th** informalum to cull stopping ShAffei 5ulTcn*d inpmes to his the caller niamlx*r>burK Pohtr reirund the head, and wa& uted with traffic vinU- Fuftoo County Tin’ caller shortly • ailed Lite man public ttuit no local, state or federal law tionv The vehicle win, toweti. buck and, oikt ugnm. threatened to ar- enforcement agency will request mon- flnndcm PA20J7-1302170} FLPEIN(»: Iwictlcn Anditw Park, 20, (e.\i him, the report *how\ Police wild <*y, b) any ineaiiH, to settle n warrant or PUBUC DRUNKENNESS: Hiarleft wabriiiu>n into custody after Pcnnsylva the man lhen went to CVS and pur- invi’stigaiion They aIko say the Ih*kI Albrrl Poole, H, ChamU’tHhurg, wn*. ma State Pohci*. McCiuiclWHjrg said he (fiAKed ¥2,000 in G«x>gle Piny gift niidH way to hi op this lyi* nf enme ik Id ifis* cited with public drunkenru'Ks nftir led ofhevisono At alxiut 10 p.m A few hours Jfitci. the man iri eiviHl n con nrx'l. o nd l m inodia lc ly i cpoii t he iic - lermsvlvamo State Police iihkIkUhI on Dec. Jh ncm hi. 6*Jn and Pa. 9i:i, Park call from n diflercnt man elui/mrig to Ik: hvity id Iim'/iI law cnfjrrtinciu ( hamU’rHbur^ Pc flier' with a |io»*.lLli' fled ns (lOlkc iiclivated their sirens ami m rhomhcRsburg Police sergeuni. This WHshinglon Township Polite ore robbery on Rust Liberty Strivt at alxiu! lights aftci he aHcgmUy ran a stop sign, call appeared tn cume fmni the fhAm* availahk* at 7T7-7h2 H 47 duruig nonnol n.ilO h m on Dec. 17 PoIxt *ow1 during the* report show*. Park th**nstripp»Hl hi* fH’nlnirg PqIax* riepurlinctit, and the business hours, or at the station's ni*n- the invi»tiganon. Pnok wav allegedly cat after leadingofTnerson a L5-minute tn/iti was able lu provide the Mat ion's emergerw'y di s patch numbe r 24 • hours a highly tnlonicated, caused a djafutb- chase. addre&s He. ton. threatened Ju arrest day at 717-762-IH5. for are rcBidcnts In AtK'e and tefused lo follow nrin'crv' in- flnodenl PA20I7-L'l52l‘6|

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Pittsburgh company promises Speed at time of crash unknown AAfTRAK • FROM A! started shaking really really badly Things were falling off tbe shelf Right away, you 81.1 mph about one-qiunnr mile troni the flyingtaxis, groceries by drone knew that this was nnt something minor." point when it derailed, where the speed limit is stguDcantly tower he said. The back of h» train car was wide open •v AARON AUmniEE A track chan prepared by the Waxh me­ 1 cmM tri fw *(■ yWD hi Ob to because it had separated from Ihe rest of fly hwi ■■ ri* af PfctibHgb to 6t lon State Department of Tranzportattotl Near Earth Autonomy, a Pittsburgh autono- shows the maximum speed drops from 79 the train, so be and others were able to roousdroDeazxIairmft company moved into «th« to a HfrfflMd tad. tot If thto b mph to 30 mph for passenger mins just jump out to safety He was at about tbe middle of tbe train, either the sixth or a mv facility Monday to cap a momentous ■tatywtothen tor, ItoRttOyMsyM btfore the tricks curie to cross IntmUtr 2017. S. which is where the tratn went off the seventh car. he said, and was "one of the mtototrWtyin.’ Thecotnpanr’s new space on North Lexing­ tracks lucky ones " ton Stmet in Point Breeze has room for It to Tbe chan, dated Feb. 7.2017, was sutanlt- Danlelli Fenclon. a 19-year-old from smiv m Southern California, was on the train double in size — someiblng Near Earth could so tv ■*>■* conv. «itK>cvv ted to the Federal Railroad Administration do quickly said CEO Saul tv Singh. Self fl?tng to anticipation cri Ihe sun of passenger takings cross-country trip as part of her technology is advancing rapldlyasnew appli­ service along a new bypass route that winter break. She said she was asleep when cations for it an being discovered. Singh said. nse to other autonomous aerospace com panics the accident happened in tbe same area. shaves 10 minutes off the trip between ~1 cannot tell you how soon drones will be Seattle and Portland "Suddenly there was just a joll. and 1 delivering groceries or how soon they will be “You know bow we have Robotics Row down didn't know what was happening," Fenclon there Is tbe Strip District.- Singh said, refer­ It wasn't dear how fast the train was inspecting bridges at the touch cd a button." moving when It derailed said. She slammed Into the seal area in Singh told a crowd gathered the large, empty encing the duster of robotics companies with from of her, and the windows exploded, cdflces in the Strip District and spreading Into In a radio transmission Immediately ofUce for what the company termed its re after the accident, the conductor can be said Feoeton. who was treated and released launch Monday 'I cannot tell you when you'll Lawreocevtlle and Downtown. "Weeoukl start from a hospital wttb a possible concuasloo. Aviation Alley" beard saying tbe train was com tog around beable to fly from one side of Pittsburgh to the a comer and was crossing s bridge that Dr. Natban Seklen. a neurosurgeon at other In a self-piloted taxi. Near Earth makes hardware and software the Oregon Health A Science University In for setf-flyingdrooesaod aircraft. Martial He­ passed over Interstate S when It derailed. Portland, said heard his son drove through "Bui if UuU Is what you are here for. 1 can bert, direct or of Carnegie Mellon University's Dispatch audio also indicated that Ihe the accident scene while traveling north to tell you: you are in the right place." Robotics Institute, compared the wortt that engineer survived with bleeding frooi the visit Seattle. Tbe doctor asked If he could The 23.000-square-foot building was once a Near Earth Autonomy is doing oa autonomous head and both eyes swollen shut laundry Qlghi to tbe pioneering work on self driving Tot still figuring that out. We've got can help and was ushered to a medical triage Nov Near Earth will build Inside of It an cars by the OAR PA Grand Challenge teams a everywhere and down onto tbe highway" toil in the highway median electronics lab. a Bight operations cebter. a dec Hie ago be tdb the dlspitdier. who asks if every­ Tbe most seriously Injured had already staging area for aircraft, a cafeteria and offices "Near Earth Is essentially spearheading a one Is OK. been whisked away but (he pattern* he and conference rooms for Its ever-growing new Industry of autonomousavlatiob herein Aleksander Kristiansen, a 24-twar-old helped appeared to have open head wounds staff. Pittsburgh." Hebert said. The accomplish- exchange student at the University of and skull, pel vK or leg fracture*, as well as Tbe SS person company grew by SO percent men is are not Just demonstrating cool new Washington from Copenhagen, was going snail cuts and neck sprains, he said last year, Singh said. He thought their new autonomy technology though it Is that, too io Portland to visit tbe city for the day He called It a miracle that an infant child space could accommodate more than 100 em­ "it is opening up new possibilities that "1 was Just coming out of the bathroom he saw from the scene appeared completely ployees couldn't be Imagined previously" Near Earth when tbe accident happened. My car Just unharmed. Bui Singh isn't stopping there. He envisioned is a CMU spinoff company Near Earth outgrowing tbe building and estab­ The company had a big 2017. landing deals lishing other offices nearby with Boeing and Airbus Singh hopes the technology and partner- shipoNear Earth produces cook! lure or give a«M.a.f i,.«ftTWi , Pi trff ii,i

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0V REMATTA SGNOflMt carectf themselves during tbe Various help 1 Inn are avail­ holiday season. able for when other supports Tbe boUtfay season can be A few t tps: are not stressful for individuals and • Have a normal routine. • State help Ime. 1-800462- families recora'lng from sub­ • Spend time with support­ H£LP <4357), coon eels callers stance abuse or those affected with substance abuse treat­ by mental health disorders, ive, caring people • Get rest and exercise. ment The help line is avail­ according to state officials. Planning ahead can help able 24 hours a day. includ­ “Strained retation&b tps and those recovering from an ad­ ing during the holidays. An triggering environmenia like anonymous chat service is celebrations with drinking or diction to minimize stress during tbe holiday season available at www.ddappa.gov. drug use can pul people in • Westmoreland County situations with tbe potsnial while facing situations that could trigger substance abuse. Substance Abuse Helpline, for a relapse, and spending 1444-897-8927. A staff mem­ Smith more rime with family may ber answers 3:30-11:30 pm. bring a loved one’s unknown “Remember your support daily Phone messages will be struggles Into light’Jennifer system, and do not hesi­ returned. Smith acting secratary of the tate to use them if needed. • National Suicide Preven­ state department of Drug and Whether they are with you tion Lifeline. 14007734255. Alcohol Programs, said in a at the time or accessible by news release. phone, they can help you work SQROrSV 6 * Huv-firw State officials encouraged through a situation without flitf anOt fadi tarof those who experience extra ieopardizing your recovery” anxiety or depression to take Smith said.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC RATES

On December 11. 2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed), Pennsytvania Electric Company (Penelec). Pennsylvania Power Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power Company (West Penn Power) rued a pettOon With the Pennsylvania Public UOftiy Commission (PUC) requesting approval of their Default Service Programs for the period June 1, 2019 to May 31, 2023. This (ling is in accordance with the Pennsylvania statute and the PUC's roles and orders estabHshsig the terms and conditions under which (he Companies wH continue to procure power for Iheir customers who are not shopping with alternative electric generation suppliers. The purpose ol this notice is to provide you with ihe opportunity to review the fSng, which can be found at www.flrslenergycorp.com. You may visit the Companies' business offices to examine copies of the documents fled with the PUC, located al: 2800 PoRsviOe Pike. Reading. Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 5404 Evans Road. Erie. Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 North Hermitage Road, Clark. Pennsytvania (Perm Power); or 800 Cabin HS Drive. Qreenstxirg. Pennsylvania (West Penn Power)- A PUC Administrative Law Judge wil review the Comparaes' proposal and recommend a decision to the Commission. If you weft to kitervens Or Hie a formal complaint concerning the fKng. please contact Ihe; Pennsylvania Public unhty Commission Post Office Box 3265 Hamsburg, Pennsylvania 17105-3265 Prompt fHing of a formal complaint may entitle you to panidpete in a hearing where you may present testimony end question Company witnesses. Proof of Publication of Notice in Leader Times Under the Act of July 9. 1976.P.L. 877.No. 160

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______the 19“ day of December, 2017

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Leader rimes, a newspaper of general circulation, hereby acknowledges receipt of (he aforesaid notice and publication cost and certifies that the same been duly paid. A6 ■ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 19.2017 LgADis Times AP Explains: GOP tax package nearly law; what happens now

WASHINGTON force a senes of voces on a water un Trump's predicuon The Democrats' continuous the IRS rolc-unlert — ibe tin redue turns fee moss oth- Now that concern! of rod* ao-ctlkd 'moocn to recoa* (bat the tax changer will put otjccu ons tills year — that the nutate Republican pad- ers The (ac cuts Tor iiufetid- oifl RepuUicaA tcrmcfi $udi mil* the ball to the ccnference an additional Sft.OOO a vear tax legislation is tilled toward age is nearft a dene deal- anon uals are lempmn. ecpiring as Marco Rubio of FIon da conuruuec. The eomonOcc inio the pockets of an average corponooos and the w«&l(hv to become late Id 2026 ft doubles Ihe stan­ and Susao Caihm of Maine won't exist, so no dday. familv of four — will morph into campaign Aflet weeks of drafting. dard dcstucoon used bt moss ha>,c been met. Senate t|^ No Demoems ait expect­ Trump conttnues to push ads in 20IX. Tierce lobbwng. borte^rading Americans, to 524,000 for prmaJ of ihe package is but­ ed io voce for the legislation back a^amu enuejsm that For corporations, the lax mamed couples, also ending toned up The Republicans’ in (be Senate Thirteen House and clifThangot fnmt some the legtsUlion vvdl benefit cuts take effect in January, al­ holdout GOP senators all in eight tears n/or-ihin margin in the 52- Republicans v oted against (be corporations and wealthy lowing companies to immedi- that's left is Ihe vexing and The new law hicks in Jan 4K Senate left them exit) two House bill Iasi month, all but Americans — including the alely wriie oH* the full cost of President Donald Trump's I. It wall bring the biggest votes lo spare, setung off fran- one from high-lax California. president, his family tod big capital invcfimcn® signaiure. This week Repub­ otcrhaul ofthc U S lac code i>c I as-minote neflOPadora New York and New Jersey in OOP donor* — more than the licans in the House and Sen­ in three decades, reaching mlo behind etosed doors Iasi week protest of reduced deductions middle class A boon for Mi lawyers: ate will whtek through the evert comer of American so- Now. even with Sen John for stale and local taxes But Some pro mp4 changes, The legislation was intend­ sweeping J! A tnllion GOP cict> and the cconomt. It will McCain. R-Aru., rccupoai* the math clearly will carry the others nol ‘til 2019: ed to simplify the tax process, legislation on pam -line voles give Trump and the Republi­ mg frem canco ucatmcm in package through Congress Once Trump signs the tax and Republican leaden have Trump signs il tvith what's cans Ihctr first major legisla­ Ansona and unabte io voce, A huge Wlste House an into Low. it takes effect waved a short, postcard-like likclt to be an elaborate White tive tehuvement and political the Republicans sbll can m os­ eetebralMM a Nfcdy: Sn I. Employees could start form that they uv most tax- House ccrcmon>. insurance, as they see n. to ier a simple majority of the 99 After final presage the seeing changes in the amount pavers wdl be able to use to The legtalation permanent- bold on to their majorities m senaven present Awi in ttbt (cgtslauott goes to &b ca- of (Sixes withheld from theu file (heir TetaxTd But instead buck pocici. ihe> 've got Vice It slashes the lac rate Tor cor­ nect year's eke lions gerls awaiting president paychecks — hopefully moat- of dosing loopholes, the uls porations from 35 percent to A look at how tins unfolds President Mike Pence read) to Trump made boosting eco­ l« reductions — as eartv as plan appears u> create more 21 percent and redudes levies and when taepsters will tc break • be if nectfcd nomic growth — with a sta February. The IRS says us of them Tax lawyers and Soil taking no chances. of aitoiajine U> cook from taking buuaJ sa?ps to prepare accountants are set to be be- Republican leaders are using cutting corporate axes — a wdJdtfidmg guidance for cm- seged bv clients looking for WE REPAIR tiratepe maneuvers They've censrpiece of bis presideB- pi oven, which »( expects to professional grfdtncc tn re- l5 technical tenoi* overhaul, growth could jump their 201ft returns wml the nabon of the joim House-Sai- from the current 3 percent to following year, in accordance The legislatK» would Guaranteed ’'allow new tax games ami •Ti ate conference committee that *4. 5 and maybe even ft per­ with normal procedure That 's r,',i t i'"> /.<" y blended (he separate balls into cent uJttmaielv too late for taxpayers to have planning opportunities for 724-283'0859 4 ^ • com preanise package. That Mam cconoousts doubt refunds in hand, or checks wdl-Advised taxpayer*.* a cirLort Estimates I means when ihe Senate votes that even a susauted 4 per­ paid u> the IRS. under ihe new group of tax experts and law- l I 'hCrl »1 J,. St< cTjll'p ‘-I*1* ’ * “1' 111 * « *' .V — like!) Tuesday evening — cent rme is achievable And law before they vote in the vers say Jones: Trump shouldn't resign over misconduct allegations

WASHINGTON (AP) — York have called on Trump to "I'm going to consider any­ work to rqxracnt the people of Dctnccrauc Scn-dcci Doug resign thing.' said Jones, explaining Alabama" in a bipartisan way SHEAFFER Jones says tv doesn't think But on Sunday. Jones noted that he doesn't plan on label­ or side with liberal Donocrats Presidem Donald Trump ihat ihe accusations agains ing himadf a progressive or ‘We hope that trankly Doug tfiodd resign over allegations Trump had surfaced before the a conservative Democrai but Jones will help us change the of sexual misconduct, echoing 2016 prcaidcmial elccoon rather ax * ~ Doug Jones Dem­ climate here m Ufeshingtoo ” TREE SERVICE the White House's posocn ~l mink we need to move on ocrat ' Short said During ihe cam­ that voters have already spo­ and not get Asoacied by ttoac Jones also made dear he's paign. Trump chastised Jones ken on the issue. issues.' said Jooca. a 63-year- ready lo move forward even as a liberal who would he ‘ter- *1 don't dunk the presdon old forma prosecutor who though Moore has yet to con- nUe* on cnote an) border se­ ♦ UiminiiK) • SUmip Rtiinuu.it ought to twps u das pomk became the (ini Democrat csfettentx. curity. and a "puppet" for Seo- WbTt ace how things go. but elected to represent Alabama ‘Alabama has spoken.** aic coogrosaonal leaders ♦ Hnilcjn & Brush Iiimmiiici certainly those allcgatum arc in the Senate m a quarter-cen­ Jones said. ‘1 will be ready to Jones said the president Light General Hauling not new. and he was dee led tury. ‘Let's gel on with the real go regardless of whether he called to congratulate him with iboac allegations at from ♦ TtitiimiiKi/Rumoval issues dial are facing people of concedes or not" after Tuesdav’s dcctioo. He center.* said Jones, whose dus country right now * Moore, who has denied the desen bed the call as 'soy upset win in Ian week’s Al­ Making his fim Sunday talk sexual misconduct allepoons. gracious* Oo Sunday, Jones abama special elceuon was show appearances smee las has been discussing • possible ^ COMPLETE tfcwnplaved Tnnop's earlier due cn loge pan to alkgaiHRS win. Jones said he looked for­ recount even though he a^ criuctsm of hun as saicmoiB that his Republican opponent. ward to meeting with Trump pars to l»vc kxt bv 20,0Ofi H TREE SERVICE made "in dte heat of a cam- 7(Mei/-old Ren Moore, had Jones said he believed bus own votes, or 1.3 paeon Trump, cn^igcd m sexual mtacondxKt mandate was to avoid rigid who supported Moore during p«ipi‘ widi teeaa^ girls as a deputy partisan poaboos in favxr (he race, has also urged him to Plcd&og to el wiys consider c/5 412-996-1853 district attorney m his 3

WASHINGTON IAP) — The current controvenry not be supporting abortion ser­ A Icdcnl judge on Monday stems from (he 'frump admin­ vices pre ot post-release,'' but ordered Presdem Donald istration's opposition to abur- rather "iLfc-affimung opoons Trump's ailnzunstranon to al­ uon and its decision lo change counseling ‘ low two pregnant immigrant the policy of the Obama ad- Chuikan aid the HHS of­ teenagers in U.S custodv k> mriDstratKfl concerning mi­ fice continues w claim "idu- obtain aboruoos nora who are detained trying to mate authontv id unilaterally iSj a Jime F.or_ Remembering U.S Disttict Judge Tama enter the countn Fartia this vein the ra^oducove choices Cbutkan sud the Republican yeu. the office in the Health of the unaccompanied minora adRtntetrauon can't prevera and Humao Services Depart- This Christmas, the 12-v car-old eirla from et- meoi that ovcrscei the shelters in ns custody.” ereisng their nght to an abor­ prohibited than from caking The judge is pvmg (he ad­ remember your ministration 24 hours to try tion steps lo facilitate an aborocn loved ones who The scojaoo is amMaf m without ib direct approval (O persuade a higho court io have passed that of a dunj 17-y or-old prt Scoo Lloyd, the head of the block her order The adminis- who wu able lo obtaiA an HHS office that oversees (he imk>a filed « notice of appeal away with a aberttoo in October, follow mg sbdtcrs. aid in an anal that less dun an tour after Chui­ special holiday » high-profile court fighL facilities irnda HHS ‘should kan nded irvmemoriam ad in the LEADER TIMES ^ IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC Just mail completed "orm bdow with yi RATES message and phoic CHRISTMAS MEMORIAMS7//' On December 11. 2017. Metropolitan Edson Company (Met-Ed), Leader limes Pennsylvania Electric Company (Penelec), Pennsylvania Power 1270 N. Water Slreel , Company (Perm Power), and West Penn Power Company (West Penn Kiuanning.f’A 16201 /■ Power) Died a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission All Ads Must Be Received Uy (PUC) requesting approval ot their Default Service Programs lor the Wednesday, December 20th period June t, 2019 to May 31,2023. This Ming is In accordance with 1 No Exceptions! the Pennsylvania staluie and the PUC's rules and orders establishing We lire IKI1 rttS|XOTSibU- l.ir iu.nl I the terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue llvii reaches us past ihe deadline to procure power for their customers who are nol shopping with alternative electric generation suppliers. The purpose ot this notice is to provide you with the opportunity to review the filing, which can be found ai www.tirstenergycorp.com. You may visit the Companies’ business olficss to examine copies ot the documents filed with the PUC. located at: 2800 PottsvMe Pike. Reading. Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 5404 Evans Road. Ene. Pennsylvania (Penelec): 2936 North Hermitage Road. Clark. Pennsylvania (Penn Power): or 800 Cabin Hill Drive. Greensburg. Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). A PUC Adrmmstnrtrve Law Judge wil review the Companies’ proposal and recommend a decision to the Commission. H you wish to intervene or tile a forma) complaint concerning the filing, please contact the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Post Office Box 32% Hamsburg. Pennsylvania 17105-3265 ia«« I M * Ww ■■cli ■fW* f ■■ i~ w« (»■ nNifn '( ,r^ I*** 1"*'*’*'i l*J Prompt filing of a formal compiainl may entitle you to participate in a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company li Pi^iih^onigeGfem^efj^r^ witnesses. AFFIDAVIT OF DISTRIBUTION

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I, BLAISE PANIZZI. being duly sworn on oath says he is and during all times herein stated has been the publisher of the publisher’s designated agent in charge of the publication known as

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The insertion for First Energy (Advertiser”) was distributed to Publisher’s full circulation on the 19th day of Dec. 20017.

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On December 11,2017, MelropoWen Edison Company (Met-Ed). (J i.-ul'il Penns^vanta Elaclnc Company (Ponoloe). Pennsylvana Power Company {Perm Power), and Wes! Penn Power Company (West Perm HOUDXrSOTRCtnS Power) ned a pebtlon with the Pemsytvarna Pubhc limy Commission finiw? fr«< Fiktli Awrm FUc* thJy TniPcv Ride* aaJ few (PUC) requesting approve ot lho« Defaiit Service Programs tor Ore HutM DnwA CkmAfv Rkl«» u Ham, xkaua^.«a« iks period June 1.201910 May 31, 2023. Tbls Wng is m accordance with hrgs tkan IJa Ordw, «aJ nijoT teml) (nadlj luo ihnrwahiNit (he Pennsylvania statute and die PUC's rules and orders eslabllshffig the <>»ltkn rriairflU. A!h«, (m |l*mrHiw*Pi P*iki"*l' Ihe lerms and conditions under which Ihe Companies wil contnus P«t6a« Atl1iwily»M^w i*It lo procure power lor their customers who are not shopping with oRemattve electric generation siRAers. tonmnnoKmc The purpose ot this notice is lo provide you with the opportmiy to Dnw» we O boOM «• nudm vf •pfMnU, (cwdry, nm. ftifk review the tling, which can be lound si www.lirstenorgyctxp.conT. aaJ bu«& «wb> Ihio'r out* itw (irvr enk Dowatirwo MoliiU) You may vtsn ihe Companies' business offices lo examine copies ^aenn ^»ji lf^} of the documents lited with the PUC. located si: 2800 Pottsvile Pike. Reading, Pennsytvsnia (MehEd); &404 Evans Road. Ene. UBSfUV Pennsylvania (Penetec); 2939 Ntxlh Hermitage Road. Ctarlr, H7IjkctfArmm.iUtmdfj***4laesrlfn.Da-g—tu ±1 Pannsytvania IPenr Power); or 600 Catwi HJ Drrvo, Qreenabixg. aaiiiMM. Frw irnAr^ nJn, tnlu. Mims* tod onrvl Pennsylvania {West Penn Power). KIDS A PUC Admimalralive Law Judge wil review the Companies' proposal fQy FOR FULL DETAILS VISIT and recommend a decision lo the Commission. K you wish lo intervene or lie a formal conartainl concerning the ISng. please contact the; DOWNTOWNPITTSBUR6H.COM/HOUDAYS Pennsylvania Pubbc U&kty Commsson Post Once Box 3265 Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17105^265 Prompl (Sing ol a lomral complaint may entifle you to partidpale in (3JJ Aim«™rlvrL„KIMor.y a hearing where you may present tedimony and question Company wrlnesses »«rwiuu. \hnity citigjtMwJi puaawjkP«w4»Ktif PROOF OF INSERTION

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A wanted man who told officers he was a ’sovereign citizen’ and gave them three fake names is facing more serious charges of pushing an officer. Bushkill Township police said. Shane Grant, 43, was arrested early Tuesday morning and charged with aggra­ vated assault. resisting arrest, proving false identification, disorderly conduct, posses sionof marijuana and publicdrunkotness. Grant, of Henderson, North Carolina, was sent to Northampton County Prison in lieu of $35,000 hall. Police allege Gram was driving drunk when an officer spoiled a car traveling erratically on West Morrestown Road. A AdUB* OBt^drAdmtM^ rata U bund « aialli/dJfttal MDboftfll aa thi etter tM» of tti KID*Co>HID Bridge to minor in the car told police Gram was driv­ EiprTS*71flMfile photo ing and. when he sported an officer fblkm- ing him. he quickly pulled over on a side street and switched scats with a passenger, according (o police. When (he officer stopped the car. Angela Bridge would be ‘wrong location’ Best was driving. Grant was in the passen­ ger seat, and the minor was in (hebackseat, police said. Grant Initially refused to give his name for another billboard, mayor says and claimed lie was a ‘sovereign citizen.’ police said. So-called sovereign citizens say government statues and laws, includ­ 81b1>o rofThetxprasTOnes The mayor notes In his tetter that the a tea Manager Tony Cloth declined to comment ing paying (axes, do not apply to them. abuts three National Register historic dis­ on the mayor’s letter Monday. Grant reportedly told police Ihe license Bethlfhem Mayor Bob Donchez opposes tricts. Dcndiez abo said Monday that the Hill- plate cm the car was ham his pickup rruck, a proposed 616'Square'fool dJ^ital bfUboa/d ’Bethlehem is very proud of Ils heritage to-Hill bridge may be reconstructed or and they had hist purchased the car In New alongside 1 be Hill-loHill bridge. and historic preservation efforts.’ (he letter completely replaced in 2024-25. No final Jersey. Donchez wrote a letter this month to the states. *A large digital billboard at this loca­ decision has been made on the bridge The plate belonged to a truck registered Bethlehem Zoning Hearing Board outlining tion would have a detrimental effect to ihe design, but Donchez would like to see the to Cram's late stepfather, police said. why he thinks the large billboard proposed historic character of this area.’ lanes widened, fxicating a new billboard in Police said the car could not be driven by Arlarm Outdoor Adventsing has no place The area has seen private Investment a potent lal expansion area is ’premature without current Insurance or registration, at ihe western gateway to South Bethlehem. threugh the restoration of the Sayre Mansion and irresponsible," Donchez writes. and i hat the vehicle would be towed. 'It Is lust the wrong location for a sign." and l he Chabad building and two forthcom­ The existing billboard alongside the Gram then allegedly gave officers a fake i he mayor said Monday. ing protects — the Gateway office building HIII-to-Hii] bridge sits on city property and name. Officers learned his first name was Adams Outdoor already has a digital bUh and redevelopment of (he Wilbur Mansion is sub)eci to a 20-year-lease between the Shane, and Gram reportedly gass;them two board on dry property alongside i he bridge's — sh within Bethlehem's City Revitalization city and Adams Outdoor, according to Tte different last names before confirming his southbound lanes. The company Is asking and Improvement Zone, Donchez said. Morning Call real, full name when CpI. David Marino for multiple variances lo erect another bill* In Ils variance requests. Adams Out­ The zoning hearing board Is scheduled told him he was under arrest. board at Z13 Union Station Haza. door challenges the validity of the city's to review the application Jan. 24 after sev­ Gram confessed lo driving when the City ordinance allows for a maximum 100square-foot billboard dze llmll, saying eral postponements. officer spotted him. but that be wanted to billboard size o( 100 square lev!. Billboards It is ’unreasonable and not substantially switch seats because he had been drinking, along Airport Road, Route 22 and Interstate related to a legitimate purpose.' Sara K. Sanilio. HJ Advance Media* according to police. 78 can be larger. Adams Outdoor Lehigh Valley General [email protected] As Marino rook Gram out of the car. Grant stood up. pushed Marino and took off. police said. Grant fell, and was seen trying to take READING. PA out a baggie of marijuana, police said. After he was handcuffed, police said they learned Grant has warrants m North Caro­ Pastor cleared in pneumonia death of grandchild ll naand California.

.Surah Cossf. HI Advance Media. Associated hrrsf gregation. which instruct s members to avoid of suspected abuse, prosecutors said. [email protected] doctors and phannafemical drugs. A foren­ According to police, Rcnvland Foster was The pastor ofa congregation that avoids sic pathologist had testified that Ella would summoned to (he girl's home and anointed modem medicine was cleared of a charge have almost certainly survived If she had her head wttholL gomgon?1wharri EXPRESS OIL that he should have alerted authorities of been given antibiotics. A funeral borne notified police, who possible child abuse when hts 2-year-old The newspaper said FostcrdUl not make found her fully dressed and partially cov­ Sin up 10 (610) 44B-*0709_*W3-WUt» granddaughter was dying of pneumonia. any statements during the hearing. Phone ered with a Manket. fixicws bMhifg A lodge on Monday dismissed the charge messages left at his home and his lawyer's Rowland Foster told an Investigator he on In* Pact» Oi*2.25 ol failure to report suspected abuse against office were not Immediately returned on has never been toadoctor. Rowland G. Poster. 72. of Lebanon, In the Tuesday. death of Ola Grace Foster last year. The girl's patents. Jonathan D Poster. 35. Berks County Judge Theresa Johnson and Grace A. Foster, 33. are accused oflnvoi- ruled In a pretrial hearing there wasn't suffi untary manslaughter and endangering chil­ IMPORTANT INFORMATION ctent evidence to support the allegation. The dren. Tfteir trial Is set for March. reported. Under Pennsylvania law, Foster had a ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC Foster Is pastor of Faith Tabernacle Con­ duryas a past or to report her Illness asacase RATES

On December 11.2017. Metropolitan Edison Company (Mel-Ed). Pennsylvania Elecbic Company (Panelec). Pennsylvania Power Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power Company (West Penn Legislature paid nearly $250K Power) filed a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Ubllty Commission (PUC) requesting approval of their Default Service Programs for the period June 1,2019 to May 31.2023. This filing Is In accordance with for sex misconduct setdement the Permsytvania statute and the PUC's rules and orders establishing the terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue to procure power for their customers who are not shopping with Associated Prea day called on Calugirone to Insurance Management alternative electric generation szgjptiers. resign. tbat said House Democrats The purpose of this notice is to provide you with the opportunity to Pennsylvania House Ina sharply worded state­ authorized paying I165.SOO review the filing, which can be found at www.lirstenergycorp.com. Democrats and a state ment, Wolf said. In part: to the unidentified woman You may visit the Companies' business offices to examine CO pres agency authorized payment ’Verbal and physi­ and 582.500 to her lawyer. of the documents filed with the PUC, located at: 2800 PottsviUe of about a quarter-million in cal harassment is flat-out The Associated Press on Fhke. Heading, Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 5404 Evans Road. Erie, taxpayer dollars two years wrong, whether towatds an Tuesday obtained a Depart­ Pennsylvania (Penelec): 2939 North Hermitage Road, Clark, ago to settle a sex harass­ employee or any other per­ ment of General Services Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 800 Cabin Hill Drive. Qteensburg, ment claim against a long­ son. Rep. Caltaglrone should ’sovereign immunity-ton Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). time state representative, resign." claims settlement memo­ A PUC Administrative Law Judge wdl review the Companies' proposal two newspapers reported On Monday. Wolf called randum and invoice* on the and recommend a decision to the Commission. If you wish to intervene Tuesday. on another memlter of the mailer. The 2015 payments set­ Democratic party, state Sen. 1310(8x001601 was signed or file a formal complaint concerning the filing, please contact the: tled an employee's com­ Daylln Leach, to resign in by House Democratic chief Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission plaint against Rep. Thomas the wake of reports of inap­ counsel Nora Wlnketman Post Office Box 3265 Caltaglronc of Berks County, propriate comments and and (be state's risk and Hainstxag, Pennsylvania 17105-3265 a member of the Legislature touching involving young Insurance management FYompt filing of a formal complaint may entMe you to participate in for 40 years. The Philadel­ female staffers. director. a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company phia Inqulrerand Pittsburgh The newspapers cited a Caltaglrone did not witnesses. Post-Gazette reported. document prepared by the respond to messages seek­ Gov. on Tues­ state's Bureau of Risk and ing commenl. Ad# 1706628-01

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Il* mnAt welt-known brands i nd u vc r mI T\i h<*lp with funcra 1 e*peluee. go hu rvcill nnro* ra ni«' ra /uul ajfi* from fnrthi'r Miuthwi-Ht than the lorn lion Ui www.gofundmv coin/hi'lji-rnr- NEW YORK — The llvruhcv Co. i» urrtrhy "h'fwtuj n mnn wtilkinp Into when* i he knife was found,” hnyden fu m i ly -of' hii ma m ha s iri n. where the acquiring Amplify Snnek Hrnnd* for Sioina homo thon UtcrlmviiiR with a wrote ^Vhehagcnnuinsdurk rlulh- fund is healing to raise Sn.dOO SI 2 billion aa it ventun-u inu»0ir lios and a laryo Intnh ha#. ingithst)... appears to In- IiIiskI- ChAAwn't grftai I’oople who'd like healthy mnek aisle S«lriMd«d neighbor Sunn — who stuinod and similarto ihe clothing Ui helpS leins child re n can limn te Th e boa rds of lioi h extra pn n k*» hu ve hA»uji4’< hild a nil iwnntrjrlijlcLrcn — observed on the footage uf a r- nNin ri ft c ard *and unw rapped m*w gi fu. agreed on tbi'deal in which Hershey hud hofrlendvd H«i*k moruh^acu. and cnlcringth** victim's huttM'" No weapon* ur toys of violence, will acquire all ouLAi&nduig *t<« k of hi' wi »i41 d < ■,%'D niona 11 y walk ho r to a Amplify for $12 per share m cash. The After iH'iiig ambled. Hixk told I ilea*i > Si eln’s stepwin* a re 6 a nd deal UexfKxtvii to cluni' in the finil noarbs busHtof*. rhrtr^diK doctimonu invpstigmors he went inU'Smn* 10 yeBra ol d, her da ugh le r is 4 y ••a r> ■tUU' home to steal property hut hud lu "cut old. according to Facrhook finsis quarter of 201 h Tht*y vimiod each other h hiihkm her" after "inadvertently" waking her For more information on the gift Amplify, which make*Skinny Pup and ctimmimii aU'd frvquemli, polii o up, charging doeumentit aUuge, iWk popcorn, i\rrpll*pd m Austin. Tec;i« h “Al -aimi1 point Samnnlhn u»nk ■cud. Meek, of 37 N Main St. remains In has about iVk) employees. Blojw tu Urnilur blo'kmimmimW* Bean said lh«k lived close<-nough York (‘minty Prison wuhout hail, tintu* with f IU«ckh‘*divumi'nu suite lo Stem that he would know her com­ charged with homicide, burglary and Penn National adds " H u i h«* |>rr*ii«t ed i n oon tat linjj hi> t. “ ings and goings and would have frt'eivlftgHluIrri property. Il u unclear The two weren't rlnw friends, known she was home in the early if he has relumed an Mtomev Pinnacle Entertainment n rrord Mig to! ican. morning hmirN Salurday, when no)ter- Ik'an Mlid SouthwiHtteni Regiotuil "She (lulii’d Vine k f rn m t he rvla 11 on« «tid he crept into her homo and killed I’olire wen- fnmiliar with ll,RK — l-inmirlp E.iur- ahip. and then thin hup|*med.“ he her. utinmeut is 1 n'lng *n a pin’d up b v walked around the borough ijuiten Penn National in a deal worth nt-nu Mlid. Stem's child and ivco stepchildren bit. Annul ops y Mn nd a > m AII on \ ow n*s were iipsinim when the hoinii ide "We would *ee him mid talk to $2 K billion n* the gaming mdusiry Is'hlgh Vnlies Huiipital confirmed '■rurrort, orrording lo l he chief. All hi rn,’ ihechu fnAid.'He wasni MH‘k*> (udiveraify und cut co*u Slein died ofher wiMinds. nrcording to thn**' esc/ifH-d injury, he said nnyrim- w ■* suspeet ml ofrriniCH previ­ Penn National Ontning Inc. 1* York ('miniy (?irmnor l‘Hm liay. who Helping Ui« f»mdy: Am her Mi Km ously." spending $20 in ennh for each share, tin* ruled the death a homicide. sry said ehue try ing to mnke lhe hoii• Othar ertmas? I'i dire have Aiud u s and Pinnacle ahureholderA will also Su* i n n n d J1 cc k w o rc n »*i|fh Imj ra for dnyR n hit easer for rho grieving fam­ iMiKsilde Hleili H homicide amid be gc 10.4 2 *h n r*>H • if Pe n 11 j or eiu h Pn i □linul I'i^ht mimthatiui year, Record ily, Me Kinsey said she knew Stein Hr* rein led Imo-vem] crimes that hnp- nurle -hare they own. The RU'ck-iitid- rash hid i* worth an implied $32.4 7 ihK U> SouthwokUtn Regromit Deler- a cu si om er I n S pn nc«1 r»v*' « fh il In r | m< n i *il over i ho j mn L t )i rec months live l.ind l.iiydeti, who ialoud lnveaii> Oenornlfitorei.nThiMtlcHill Drive, "We hud an arson nt the residence pur *hn re, t hv r in ihe nu«*. which Me Kinsey manage* nexi to thin unth in Mt*iu iu ri, ha well» * the TVIterraCnm- Eviderwa seized: A (H)Uee aearrh of expensFR mrs, police Kuid. ih(-uAvn near link's homeyieliltnl ii Tl really hit home for me.*' McKin­ — Itftirh Ui hU aiiA Scitlforo nt noRewirtin Florence, Indiana, nmi Beltern* Park in Cim innafi IVnd knife and items Mlrvcd in h»*-riolen ney said nt St ci n V d r-n lh. ad d i n g ih r or tin jrnm Sudn’s horm* during the ratal Iw 11 are :< Ik)U t i h i* on ru e age Tlt'itUral uUsScolforoYD will pay $">75 million ff»r thunr asM-t* >G*AK1______l>»« At

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The nil t *r di,cndcs he fort-the man* An mil in) test hv KIIS Knviron- p n i|H-ri y« jj u* n to t rvnpii*»m an d ch! 1 * through ufarturt-r cloned in Augimt ZiJ09 me n in U nc. i 11 March fou n.(KMj. hm five Are nearly 40.000 pound* of building learn lalcr thr Nndeva-lopno'Hl and mnrenala thnt likely contain IMPORTANT INFORMATION Authority stepped in to mkeown­ asbestos nt the site ership of the mu,' After K1IS iwon d iu rowin, UDA- Themiihorily pim hafied the prop hirvd cunirnclorH iijslailed gated fenc­ ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC eri) forSd-ThOdinduly 2Ulft.h(*gin- ing a rou ii ii the property in deter tn1*- 11 i ok t h<'m u I li -yea r prnr i»« of clert n • passing n nd dumping, ItufTaluosaid RATES ► CHIP On December 11, 2017. Unlropcitan Eason Company (Mel-Ed). Pennsylvania Bectric Company (Penetec), PermsSvania Poarer r„hr„n,^; fn/m.U Comply (Penn Power}, and West Penn Power Company (West Penn Power) tiled a petiUon with the Pemsylvama Pubic Utilty Commission End to nigh? 11 C I van iu's lo the rlepnrimi-ni. period Jtaie t. 2019 lo May 31.2023. This Eing Is m accordance with program isprojoi iad to only last into ■Theresa dnill letter inlorniing the first quarter *«f next vear thnutuuuls 14 IVnnsylvamn parent* Ihe Pennsylvania statute and the PUC's rules and orders establishing CM 111 provides j n onr low -erwl that their kid* might lose their health Ihe terms and conditions under which the Companies wD continue health insurantr opuerns for children cove rage nfte r t h p h ol «l« v« l h at '* lo procure power tor their customeis who are not shopping with in families who rn m u>o much monov sitting on my desk" Miller Haulm the aftomstfve decide gcneutiuii suppiers. lo qua lily for Medicaid hut do ncM Ik ginning uf Decvmlirr. h n ve nccoM lo h ealt h cov* race I n t he bis t m ne yea r*. more Lha n The purpose d this notice is to provide you with Ihe opportunity to through other means, H.VMAXi kids h A ve enrolled in I'enn- review the filing, which can be lound si wsrw.KistBnergycorp.com. Alahn m a tweti me t h e fi rsi s Late tn sylvAnia'sf'hildn'n'p Health Insur­ You may wail the Companies' business offices to examine copies notify CHII’ parents nlsmt a (siieminJ ance l Yogram. aero r«b nii to M i II er. d lha doctsnents Med vath the PUC, boded al: 2800 PottsvOe end Ui the program, warning parents “iX-spile all tin- families helped hy on Monday that sUUrofTit'ini^ will rm Pike. Heading. Pemsylvarsa (Met-Edl; 3404 Evans Road, Ene, fllllPand the a cows to highcjuahti Pennsylvania (Pendoc); 2939 North Hermitage Hoed, Clerk. Ion ger enroll n» u eh L) d ren i m< ► t h** health core coverage it provid*w, the Pennsylvania (Perm Power); or 900 CdXn HU Drive. Qreensburg. prognim staring-fan. I. program will ih> longer exist unless ^'itlmut rongrerwimuil reauthor- (Vingre*.- urts,” Mdlcr said in h state­ Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). i^ntion, AjaViams’s f'HIPprogtum ment. A PUC AckrMstrsirie Lew Judge aM review the Conswires' proposal w il I end • ui e mont h I n le r t>n r eh I. Signed into law in IWa.Penn- and racorrinend a dedsacm to die Ccmiression. H you wtfi to blervene according lothesuue'a notifiraliun tu sy lva ma's < *H 11 • j »rugr» m «■ rved a " cr Me a lormal complaint ccncerrang the king, ptease contaa the: pim-nts. ihr model for the federal i. f lll’pn* lVn*sa Miller, acting Sec rr-inrvci I gram, which hasexintedwin'** UW7, Pennsylvania Putltc UtiBty Commission the I Vnnsvlvaitin Ik-partnuim •>( A family of four with no income of Post Office Box 3265 HunuiM St-rv'IceM. will soon hnvi'Ui up tu Sol.168can receive free (’MU' Harrisburg. Pemsyhrarie 17105-3265 V»egm ending out noLifinuitniH teTUng insurance fortheirchildn’ti. while n {iMirpareiUn the program is about lo family of four with an inromeofun in Prompt Ming a e lormal complain may entitle you lo parbctpale In opd $77,241 qualifies lor l"W-rosi Clill’ a hosing where you may proironl testimony and question Company Netifiniiiuns tmi.si he *enl mil ai insurance, aecurding to the uuuo witnesses least Itudiiys In'I on* the program ends Depart imuil of Human Services TPR.COM I TUESDAY. DECeueca 19. 20^7 I iA Community trying to help family York man

Oustta ■ L«vf To h*lp pie to bring the toys unwrapped shows handgun and for no weapon* or variant toys lA* lOCU* N» ^ M'VS'nvAMA if olannmg to pu'C base toys or to be included. ekrttung, hev ■» some information Spring Grove Ambulance will in 1-83 road A $pni»d (Jrovr farmly •utfrr«'d about the children aUo hold a fundraiser for the fam­ an urwpcokaUi' when Sa* C Boy, age 10 - Size 1? clothing and ily. according to its Fare-hook page mantha Strtn was mtirtccod on tite 6 . Ukes the Green Bay Between S and 7 pm. on rage, cops say Satuiday morntnK Packers and Honda Gators football Wednesday, the station on 73 S The (T>mmunRy Is coming 10- teams Main St. wdl collect donations. IfcdCnch Rcihei 10 make ihe holirioya a lltllu “Due to the magnitude of what VortC**, t» wounds. Spring Grove Ambulance' plans Jonaths n Alan Co r 1.37, of l he lirsl Mor.k u f Jen n • Raymond Heck. 5V. of Spring to present tire donation* lo ihc ho Wny, fares one count each of simple asoault, hn • Gtwr, was rbargeil with criminal family on Friday. rassment and dlsoidcrly conduct, document* sluti*. hnmK tde nn Sunday, ocroiding to GcniivaV, a Spring Grove restau­ He was arraigned mi ihechurKCuon Due. 7 and wu* court Hocutncnlh. sey sold ‘They ull want ti> Uy to rant ai 462 N. Main Si., will sow a* rdeaacd on *5. oou mi seutiml had, aivu nil ng l n < > h * Thiec r hlldirn, aJI under the D^e help the thu-c childi«-n lhal were a dmp-uff to collect cash and toy line court drx kutN. of 11. wrro home at The umr of the Involved Kveryonc is trying to look donation* for the family through­ Cart ha* u prel l in i nary lieu r mg suh ihIi il nrl on .In n homicide hut weir unharmed. out fm the dill die n and show tlmt out the wr-vk. Thu restaurant’s iH before DiKlrid Judge Amlier McKlnsi'y. n mmuiger a I not all (K’ople are bod,* hourvarcll q m. m lOp.m mi Mon­ Robert A. bckuniTKlu When police found l he Spring Grnvr Dollar HiuhtuI, McKiruvy lecaJtcd smug Stein day through Thursday a od 11 a m. tn Hccoulil iimi lx* icudicil carl in Camp Hill, he wtmta in give 'lie fumily o “OhriM* and the children ot Hie stoic often. M p in. on Friday. fm comment Mm,,by. , |d th.m ,ha, hc mas miracle* Xhc is ioliccting Chnstmas ltst> Came Sena, a friend of the fam- Pemisylvunko btote . . . . , . McKlusey U bolding a loy with funeral and other cv- p.m on Dec. 1>. 11,ey 7‘raight ahead ing »1 10 a m . nl Die «iotr on *4100 agi*-appropriate toys, oa wrll as penAen. To donate, viait were neht to the nurili- while driving. Ha Thixtie Hill Drive. Hoiking oud gift cards. for two GoF’undMc.i'om and search “Help IhhihH lanes nf the In- then said he never “The community is very dis* hoys, ugrft 10 and 6, urul a 4-year- for Family of Samantha Stein “ lurslate ,t> Manrhcaler had lho gun wj,h mrtH*f| by whot hapia'ned.’ MeKin- oldgirl McKinscy b (Hiking fni pen- Him.nd,h.,i,h.d Someone who culkul 911 t>««n locked in his bold a mok driving a home ell day. gray Tnyola Timrtro lokl jHilur In* has lived nrai .Sirin home to steal property. Heck Mid da played a gu n after cu It I ng h 1 m off. Slaying for about 11 months to a yem and while he was in the house, he inad­ ‘Scwral untdentitted phone colls were nuhse- bull they hud a fruaidirhip vertently woke up Stein, which qucntly received at PSF York regarding the Accu­ ContmiwQ bom Page 1A Hcvk ahegetUy ImUcatcd to ended m u scuffle, and he nit her sed’s actions,* polict* said of Curl. St«un that he hoperl for something with the knife. Police then spoke with Earn Ray Layton III, who ancc ut ihc *trm\ wlu re \Uy ob­ more than just a Heck told police he took items said Cart had been driving erratically on 1-H.i and served Sainantha Strdn wilh trau­ friendship with her, from the home, and he told them hart forced him lo •bun on hi* brake* a* Carl was matic in|uncft, deevasrd and in thr TI-. — ■ polks; saki in titc of- where he discarded them. Police making aggressive lane changes, riocumcm* stale home. ¥ fictavn. tccovtsed the stolen items and the Layton said that at one point. Carl tawed a Through Ihe Investigation, po­ ■iCOt j On Dec. 16 and 17, bloody clothing where Heck said he * square black firearm* ai him btfoie ■ctcierafrog lice discovered Stem hud befriend­ 4 k police scarcimi ihc* left them, the affidavit states. put, documents state. ed Heck, but she Hturted to limit orta and found a Stein’s autopsy Monday morn­ Police ai*o «.poki* with passenger Aiutm K(t>it then C'lmmunnation and he per­ Roy Hock knife, item* from ing revealed her cause of death was Mohaey, who gave police a picture of ItsrI’m license sisted con I art mg hrt. police said in Stem's home and a multiple sharp force trauma and pialu and o physical description of him PolH-e thr affidavit. hag nf Wood-Homed clothing, her manner of death wo* homicide, traced ihc htenae plate to Carl, although the nd- Nearby survedlann* footage which matched the cioUiing found according to the York County Coro­ dress attached to it was in Camp HU), riocunvnu shown) a persnn entrrmg Stein’s m 1 h c suz vctllance footage, 1 tv alb • ner's Office hnme m tlie early morning hours davit slates. H eck was charged with criminal When pubev found Coil in Camp Hill, he told Dec. 16, Thr person was wearing Hixk wo* iok<-n into cuslndy on homicide, burglary, theft by*unlaw• them Thai he had pointed hr* gun sUnlghi ahead dark rtothing. gloves and light col- Dec. 17 and he agived U> talk wrtii fu) taking and receiving stolen while driving He (hen ukJ hc never hod the gun orrvl shops with a rt ripe tin 1 he » ulv, pulic*!: He gave |«oJh.t a statement property, according to online conn wrth him and lhal rt had been locked in hi* home all the affidavit states about hU fricndsliip with Stem and documents He is in York County day, documcnU stale, The person was a Inn see n n n i hi- mid iIkti he did entn het home Prison without boil, dooiments “Carl provided irveral diffeicni versions of (hi* footage exit mg the home cairymga early In the morning on Dec, 16, po- state. incident culminating in hut admisMuin'diKumunt* black box and u large trash lug Ikt said In thr affidavit. HttVs attorney information is state, On Dec. 16, police spoke with Heck abm told polscc hr Imd a not yel luted Conlacl Ted Gwrh nr 777-771* WO people who know Hcck nud Ibey knife with him and went into her

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XrtSfta BfVK* PrruEnifrpfue ian Bilaston m JlaJU In 2DJS. Soil has made flee trips to lofeniitional dinlo through Bohiny Sod's paxcus kjw somflhifig EoLteot Ste also fit the first patient at a wis wtoAg vith ter te*nftgbv ite (ime&te nonprofit audiology start-up in Lancaster. vtsi Thai program asks recipients to perform Their diujhier sa( loociose to tte tcle- coramuoity service In ezchan^ for their vtsloa. and h«( speech was delayed. *1 tea ring devices TOukJn't (espood when they said they hid candy* she ukL JOT, JOT. JOV At 4 she was titled with her first ws of In Zambia. Noll watched a 4-year-old tearing aids, purple with pink and purple named Sylvia react as ste heard ber own swirled ear For the first lime, stand­ voice for the flra time. The audkdoglAs ing In the family driveway, she could hear Later found a ynnior so tte giri could p/ to tte birds dag. school Tweory years later, Not) Is wotting toward In Guatemala, a woman named Ines her doctoral degree in clinical audiology at recOved l wo tearing aids and b rote out IfCO Bloomdiujg Unimsiry in heeween trips to song. Tsw pi (he Fry, toy. joy. toy down in nsy vofeimeei n pop* up clinics around tte gfcte teartl* ibe mng. B was a trig change franibe In HaliL Guaiemala aod ZaaUt, she’s fearful young woman wte had told tte vol- helped fn children and adults with hearing unteen that because ate couldn't tear she a ids. Snmerimes she’s shown nff her bright 1y was mnd to even leave her house. ealend hes ring sids to pwilBUs who are na* *My fint fitting In Hatt was a lO-yeir-old vous about standing out because of (heir boy named Zacary* Noll aakL *He was wy ImpaiTiiienr. Ooce she evd doruied the pair shy the can Ire Urne. tut when we ru rued the she was wearing to help a young woman on tearing aids on hts fKe lb upwrth a huge, the spot. besuriful smile, (knew I was del ogoactly And she hopes to continue invtlmg aod what 1 am meant to da* helping people in developing countries access the high-tech tearing aids that peo­ ple in the US, smetimes late fa gramed tor 'txrrtarDuring another 1 rip to Paaalactei Guaie- refuse to ute « all j maU. Noll met 16-yvar-old Esmereida. Tte teen was afraid hs dassmates would PAT1BVT TO VQUteTO* make fun of her, bat after Noll showed After her own diagnosis tar hllaieral sen­ off ter own hot pink tearing aids, they fit sorineural bearing ktsa SdPi infant brother EapcfekU with a pair of her own In light was found to have the same congenKal can- pink. onion. When ste saw tte girl again (his January, At 12. she and her brother became the ear molds had tuned (odeuriome. patients of Dr. Kama! Elliot al ME AudM- h was tte last day the dink was operat­ deveea. preferring to embrace what nukes their attention.* ate advriea. but donTxhout. ogy in Lancaster, 'll was the only pediatric ing and supplies were dwindling ter different niter (ten trying to blend In. 'Talk In a normal voice.* dime that part leaned with the insurance So Noll and Dr. Elliot agreed Ihat the best •US like glasses.* tte tayv People aren't Her perttfi*} background gives her an my broths aod 1 had at the time * NoU said. option was to use Noflk tearing akU. leyau- afraid to pick brightly uriored frames. "Why opening to (dale to parous who fust learned It u funny how n all worts out because if 1 gnn them tar Eamerakla. and mitd her on te people wear colorfuL fobjcnabte glasacs (heir cfclkl has a tearing condition, *Ttekr •ookin 1 have gone there. I don’t know If 1 ter way~They were aomeofltebes tearing and not think aityihlog of ih«, bid they child can sill be successful and do well Id ever would've considered audrotagy asipro- leehoology on tte market, to ww were very weny about bdng seen with a tearing akfT school and live a normal life. Hearing loss l«aioo._ happy to gtw than to hs* NdJ aid But there’s rilll a aligns. On average does oot have id itmfl item In any way.* She feared her own tearing toss could Tte two have ntyed In contact via social it lakes five to 10 years for someone with Older patients marvel at ter, 'You're so make it difficult to do rhr|otv. tut she* touM media. *We now refer to each other as da* irouble hearing to get help. Nd) sayu Even ywtigr itey tell her wbea she reveals ter ths tei rig a patient tenelf hdpe her empa- tent,* Noll said. They reunited earlier this then n*i usually beouae a family member hearing aids. Lbize wxh (he people she meets. month when Earn ere Ida volunteered at baa Intervened or encouraged them to get Rx oerw. Nod will continue ter nudks in After ate graduated from CocallcnHigh another clinic being run near her home, tte heps of gruhiailrig In 2Ctt9, and maybe School near Lancasts. Noll attended BU as *Ste was showing peepk how totatecare ’Stme people ay hearing aids are Open- one day epening ter own pad lee. She *ou Id an undergraduate, studying Speech Pathol­ of Their hearing atria. We woe able to help rive, but we know thai tte primary reason like to return to Guatemala, and make inps ogy A Audiology with a minor In Spanish. Esroerelde. and now ate in turn warns to (bey avoid doing anything Is because they totndiaand Afriairwtennt yeti. But on ter breaks from school, she tetp ha coiruamlry,* worry ateut what people will think if itey And shell continue to volunteer at AAE returned home to work alonpMle Dr. FJItai wear hearing aidv* rite aakL Hearing Connecilorv the nonprofit in Lan- inset a hands-on look atuiui she waastudy- BOKTCBDUT Noll tries to bean advocate for people suf­ caster. ing in the dassroocn. Noll isn't ibyitoui ha tearing akls. fering from tearing lota while teaching oth­ To donate to tetp No! it volunteer efforts, Since lolniog Elliot on a humanitar­ Sbe’s always picked bright colors for 1 hr ers about how to interact wub them “Gel risk gofundme.cosn/hearlng-tte-call

must first be Inhered hy saline to cause fls ‘Theft's a krt of faces that uiually don't death. come to meetings* te aid. ‘We need rote BILLFBQMAJ There wen I.S88 dllatkm-and evacu­ ntOMAJSCHOOL ipfrom and honest with them * ation abort Ions in Pennsylvania jo 2015, Aaron Johnson, a Harrisburg native who .180 abonkms done after week 20 In 2015, the act ceding to gate Bat IK let ’Jua beause Tm new (kwatl mean (tec currently verves as lu public works direc­ latest >rar for which data Is available. Tte American Congress of Obstetri­ I don't know* ste said. tor, brought up the district a history of c lu - There were 31.818 abortions la total thai cians and GynecoJogMa says there Is no Board member Matthew Krupp said otic leadership during tte rsibUe comment year in Pecniylrania evidence that Inducing fetal death te didn’t recall Robinson ever bringing period. The bill also would have effectively makes second-trimester abortions safer, the msttet of the superintendent's •Be careful what you wish tar.* he said banned dHatlon-and-evacuation, the mod and opponents question whether auch contract renewal up during ter tenure as Another controversial agenda hem would common method of second- trimester abor­ ao Injection makes ii less safe for the president. •providethe dritria whh tte optWi to inn- tion. opponents said. mother, 'You’re not giving tte board members sliioo any custodial, grounds or mainte­ Two sates hr* stml lar bans, w hile laws Tte bill was opposed by the Peonry- amgh aedK.* hr said. ~n»y all * r* bm fi­ nance serve employee* from Ihe district’s In sis other states are on hold in courts, Ivania Medical Society aod the lar with tte Istues." payroll to (private contractor I Aramark’s according to the Ouxtoiacha Lnsimxe. Pennsylvania section of the American Brian Carter, another new board mem* payroll on a full-time basis or a part- Brooks contended Ihat the bill does Congrcas of Obstetricians and Gynecolo- ba. said te beOewd there were “Too many rime basis.* That Item was tabled and not not ban the procedure, hut nuter. tte fnus gins. hidden a^ndas* at play. debated.

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■Commonwealth of Pennsylvania NOTARIAL SEAL MorBaretA. Lang-Poore, Notary Public Milford Boro, Pike County . My Commission Expiree April 18,2021 WN^ylvaniaASSOCIATION of notaries Commission Expires Page 4 nKE COUNTY DISPATCH. THURSDAY. UtiCKMBPJt 21.2017 Blooming Grove Passes Controversial Shohola Explores Alternatives For Ambulance Service Shooting Range Amendments By Ken Baomel LORDS VALLEY - 1b Die ia±ak his I be­ SHOHOLA - Supervi- (Jisippointracm of a children's cause he has wurtced for the Black M>r Keith Raacr reported that iamb owner and a rectncd EUuacv family. Howe vet. be had alhet throughout Shohola Townxhip. utg; tirovcCirovc wpcrvuur,wpcrvisur, ats) b town- reasons for uf^xisuig (be amend­ people are expressing concerns ship meeting oo Monday, (he two ment. Ai the amendment hearing, about ambulance service. other suxrvtatfs voted for aoBiog he contended tbai game lands Raver spoke al last week's amendmenis arca~naninJ re­ regular township meeting. He that could ease source" incom- said that the concerns stem from approval of a pariNcwithhor- Ihc problem with the Advanced shooting nogc Life Support (AI.S, paramedic) a( the Kanr vendor that pulled out of Pike in Arms mduitrial September From the left. Shohota mpervtars Kedb Ruser.Greg Hoeper. Gevgt C. Fbtbr. «nd townAip Solldter (■*. Although there is now noALS Of three jaaou ObUger. Raoer reported on tbe nrretrt initiatives bt the county on stem1 lug Advanced Life Sop- provider in Pike, except for a (ALS) service to Ail tbe gap eroded thb foil when tbe only full^tae ALS provider puDed out of amend meals pari-time one in Delaware Town­ proposed by K. Ddaware Ifawnsblp baa o part-time ALS provider and I ohm an IVwnsfaip baa an out-of cotmty ship. agencies from outside the provider acorby. MnnkfoaUtka to Ibe red of Pike are acraabGng to ftsd • prrmanmt ALS aohUha. Kahr Arma al' area have picked up Ibe slack, torney lobn noted Riser. resolve the Al-S issue. ate $2551100 a year an ambulance to a patient m Such, the mua Supervisor Chairman Greg Supervisor George C. Ruhr Raser *aid (bat his opinion is Shohola the past few month* has conlroverant Hoeper asked Shohola Fire Chief was a little more cautious aboul that that amount might not be been 2Mfi minutes.” one would al­ Matt Wiemann on bis opinion the issue. enough to support an ambulance Wiemann reported that low -radiated about Shohola fielding an A1.5 He said. “Our i emit for a year. Shohola Fire Dept, and Lacka- none from the unit. Township Solicitor Jason waxen EMS are discussing (hat discharge of Mickey Black, of cUL 500 feet from Ohligcr said. “Pennsylvania law issue. One outcome of thui dis­ firearms" on dren’a camps near the proposed a propenv line allows a township to assess op to cussion is lhal Lackawaxen KMS private prop- Kahr Anns shooting raage, ex- atu IJOO feel a 1/2 mill in tax. but under the personnel informed Wiemann erty that bor- proed dismay abont the vole from a "princi current county assess meal for­ that the EMS squad is consider­ ders state or mr aa ■■■m.-Imm "■ that mold pal residential mula, that would only generate ing the option of becoming an federal land be Cavorabfe far Use rasip pr» or commercial $24,000 a year. ALS unit. where firearm posaJ. structure • “That would sU<> not be Ruhr said, “The problem hu' dUcherge iwt$e "This shall enough. To generate $50 per always been that the ALS system b allowed. QO(«ppt>to«njctxraon(heiiiir parcel, we would have to impose has failed. We just need to keep **1 wsni to eapreaa my dis* pared as (he range, nor a 5-mill lam increase. Mudyiog every possible angle ippuintmcnl bdo alarm, said mproperties or structures owm) A five-mill ioctease might be until we can solve this issue.” Mickey Black, children's camp fay the same pereuo or entity ... too much. Shobola might explore 201$ Budget A mend men I owner. "No parent scmIr their or affiUaied persons or cnblics," funding it* own ambulance.'’ Meanwhile, Raser suggested kids to a camp where the of according to the amendment, if Shohola Assistant Police (hat the township donate $2,000 semi^eutorredic riflescaatEfacani Cbcy have a written agreement Chief Don koa suggested that each to the (wo most active Kahr Anse wants an industrial, bcfne the shooting range use is Shohola research what happens BLS units responding to call* commercial, auhttiy grade shoot- approved, to a portion of every traffic cita­ in Shohola, Those are Ding man mg range. They should have a The ibid amcndmeai deb net tion written hy Shohola police Township and Milford Fire de­ responsiNlitv to not infringe on an “oitiry'' aa a "natin] penoo.” that goes into a state F.mcrgcoey partments. pngreny rights. A proeuie was corporaiien>limited liafailgycom- Management Services (EMS) Supervisors agreed, hut tnade t&at the sound ordtoaoce pany. paitnmhip. association, tified ax fund. OhNger advised that superv isors would prelect people in the com- joint stock company, mist, or paramedic. Perhaps. Shohola might ap­ had lo amend the 2018 budget, murnty. any erganizod group of penom, ..!d"C(?ini StawSboboU be no ambobiaK at lib ,cqueBC„ peal to the Male lo lap inlo part advertise the proposed amended Kahihr1 Armsi* property bordeni whether incorporated cr not budget, aod hold a public hear­ V- « time. Sbohob Fire Dept. CUef Matt Wic- qRjl”r of tbat. state gartv• bn^a.I nut as private Enuties are "affiliatwl." when A resident asked about an ing on adopting the amended (Tupcny. noise woub) be Imntcd one holds at least a 5 pereexa into Shohol.' ““ d7^mCnl cff*lr‘D* slid lhal he article last week published in budget. to4) deribcb wichour the amend- eat in the other, according c tbe i j ftRcnuuves to AnStt an inilwnanrg, been the Pike County Dispatch about Supervisors approved a hear - > alTordable SUV cbmr ear tbat ment. Stich had ogued that, be- amearknent defiortioo. meb i county ALS and work-around ing to follow a 10 a m. Jan. 2 IOf iod fund an ^ * CPR-liamed Emergency ^nVinuch cause fireanm fuse ri ran lirreled “tfs frustrating.” said Lee discussed at a recent Pike County annual Reorganization meeting. on state game land.it should not Black, son of Mickey Black, •V^vi ;£r Planning Commission meeting. Both meetings are at the town­ be limited on adjraxnt Und. speaking after tbe meeting. Shohola Fire Dept. Chief ship building on Twin Lakes Black noted that his camps "what's diauptivc for ua is tfos that makes months to Mail Wiemann said that for the Road. have existed for several gen* disruptive for tne people nalddor Shohola find a so­ long term, a fly car (chase car or Township Secretary Treasurer eratiaru and the jobs of numerous end across the street s self-suffieicDi. lution. SUV) that femes an Emergency Diana Btume said that $A,000 in employees are ut stake. Mkkey Black noted lhal the Rascr said. "People need to Baser said that since Oct 25. Medical Technician (FiMT, BL& unexpended funds is in (he 2017 explaining his yes vote. Su* sound test was in June when know that all 9-1 -1 calls from the when county commissioners volunteer) and a certified para­ budget regarding the township pervisur Oiair Nick Mam sad. foliage w«s m bkioe» “>Vc beard township in the past few months called for a meeting with mu* medic (Al-S) might he the cheap­ garage renovation. “1 asked myself: Would 1 appwe iliot3."besaad. “With more shoot- have been answered. mcipal officials to discuss ALS. en volution. Bluoie noted tbit the town­ this in another context?" era and louder eu», we’re con- “Wc have never had a problem attendee* discussed many ideas. Pike Planning Commission ship staff managed to do part of SupervisorlkmmyGtlleticalso cemed. We’ll be back for (be with no pick-ups. We want to He also said (bat he raised the member Fred Suljic of Lucka- the $25,000 renovation in house, explained ber reasoning. condtiknalure bearing. We hope (bank Dingman Township am­ issue al a recent Pike County waxen raised the fly car issue which saved $6,000. illume said "I saw thb as inexputy on ooise they'll nut reasuoable cxmditioas bulance as (hey have come three Council of Government meeting. at this month’s commission that she could shift the savings levels. Wh^i was okay cm side on it. we hope we won't heau ii" times. Wc also want to thank tbe Baser said (hat one idea com­ meeting, encoded by Raser and to the Donation budget line. ofthe line wasn’t okay ontheothcr However, he poimed out (hat other ambulance companies that ing out of discussions at meet­ members representing other mu- Hoeper is being sworn in as sutler she sakl, be is "trying not to make sum the answered." ings be attended was a $50 flat □icipalihcx. supervisor on Jan. 2 since he Supervisor Randy Schnalric cxie." as his camps (ncS riflcry. Rascr said supervisors and the lax on each parcel in tbe town­ Wiemann also said. “The av­ won a re election hid. His term insisted lhal record of the vote “It's atom noise." he said. county are working on how to ship. but tbat would only gener- erage response time for getting is six yean. Quick Makes Pitch For Joint Police Program By Dakota Headricks like to research before taking ictkin Emergency Plans Reviewed In Aftermath Of Pipeline Break MILFORD - Speaking al (to on tte plan. He sto be would like By Ken Bmmid company pay? was m my boute [un Oa. 5] when I Lords \Uley] is a suue-of-to* December I8tb Milford Township to took imo (he otit of sinoto prt>- LACKAWAXEN - ReakfaHs, Manciw laid. “Yes. they told ib beard the luul nrase. 1 wa& wooda- at facduy. ti is anong to best m Meeting, Don Quick. • former grams manured by utiiu anvrtsnip township agiervisofs.aiid the town­ they we wiBins lu pay znyihmg to iog whai u was. Ii waa like a wfaooBb. tomsylvaru.*' Township Supervisor and Acting and And out how many Milford ship solicilof discussed how the cover ihe usue. I am suQ caoctmalabuui what redo In response lo additional ques­ Oncfof mice for Mlifted Borough, township is dealing with mass emer* Mancino said ihw [ackawaxen and what (he townshipmhip wxmild do ii tions on an early waning xyxiem, requested the Superviraes buracter Borough and I i Pike polit gcncicx. spcctiiraDy gnr lcuto» reviving a jrant police program be­ vunendy ramondtu. tefen gas teaks or other potential mi,, anenwttncy.fincy.fiul, I think tocvvna Shook srid lhal sirens are no< effec* I ackiwaxen Township Super­ jor disasters to Pike Quay, whidi to a hlsMrig in dugube. We cam Uvc f i Urban county aidfcn the township would lhal syxJctn. M ancino ui purchase approximately 20 man mcoonemg his long hears of service dmna an evacuation faooipwd hy Thai system said lhal anoths hours of pul icing (per week) fay (he h> the Township. The cuotesm follow e gas pipe- a gas teak, if concuneraly. a tatbood is owned fay a problem is Ibai Milford Borough Police M the cost Greg Atlas of Atlas Arsenal Imc leak dial oeexarred on Oci. 5 m accident involving (otic waste oc­ utility and de- (he coumy is of $2DJXI) a year. InhU estimation, lodged u cumpUire with die Board the Fawn Lake comrrumiy ikivelup* curred rignedto wwn doing ihrir plan the frugntm renultcd in mud) foster ahuLfl the slow process of working mesi nere Wtocolang Read when a Such dual emergencio might for unpendmg hui have not response time for residents of tbe with (he Building Code Enforcmms Tennessee Gas Pipeline ccoiraetor force a change in shdirrs cxi change floodugofto coniacted the To wndtip al a naaonafate cosl, Qiadt uftice. AUre said be needs u> open accidentally damaged a pipeline. in the ongutal path of the mass Lack* waxen township on a tod h would be worth reconsidering «nn and is frustrated by (he sfow Kcuderts with homrs near the leak evacuamo. River. regular basis for the program especially if (he *tatc pare of (hr lliokling C'xidr offaccr were evacuated fur a few bouv A resident aid. "Maybe you Shook progress repot*. begins taxing naotici|BHties dial do Tbe Supervnors said they have A ipjdau, awreaned ahou fo- should hold evacuation drills'’" noted tot to Supervisors not operate their ownradice fora. never had a cumptautf befrar about tort qiajgmcka. adcri. “Who will Township Solidn Tom Parley siren system aotk addiuotial Chairman Gary Ciark sakl dm Utc Hukling Oto ofhea and (bey pay fee the evacuaiiou? Will dre gas said. -Recently. Kinder Morgan would aol link* with to then are acvreal options (hey would would look tore the isaic. [Tennessee Can corporate owner) Lkdy werk fer gas cmcrgencap. ccuriy lo hive mere input un phms conducted a drill in this area in Mane tire advised rcadems to im- affecting township reside nls. A Lfickawwina County mediaicJy signup f1 signs lhal allow Farley advised that to opi-oul Programs for the period June 1.2019 to May 31.2023. This filing is in accordance immedialely in [futtne) gaa-tdeate emergency responders lo find a resolution adopted by stpeniwjri with the Pennsylvania statute and the PUC's rules and orders establishing the terms emergencka. They agreed, but are home rebuilding. wan du longer needed since toffaic want to know how long it will lake Farley md that each lesideiice kgislaian recently amended (heir and conditions under which the Companies wi continue to procure power for their frx ihemtorespund." in to township flhoulri have a 9-M raiginal pmpctial fegi&Uhon customers who are not shopping with alternative electric generation suppliers. Readetu Marge V^nsmer said, "I sign posted aspotowndiqiregula- The urnendmem prohibits mini tioD. He said, ibu ve rigttt Marge- casinos from operating in Pike, The purpose of this notice is to provide you with the opportunity to review the filing, Candlelight Services it needs lo be done. For various MiyDe.andCaibon combe* since which can be found at www.firstenergycorp.com. You may visit the Companies' DINGMANS PERRY - The rotaim, to townaftip-aifracoTOrt Mount Airy Casino in Monroe business offices to examine copies of the documents filed with the PUC, located DmgjnwK Ferry Umtexl MetiredHt pnrecas was driayed. Count) Wtt Vtiugghog liremcialK at: 2800 Pottsville Pike, Reading. Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 5404 Evans Road. Erie. Church nn 1 n Mytk Rwui will -But. our County emergency* and did ma need rakhiianal regional Ih»si 2 CaodJclight Services on resume center ^Training Ceoicr competnkm. Pennsylvania (Penelec): 2939 North Hermitage Road. Clark. Pennsylvania (Penn Christmas Eve al 7.30 a jn. and II Power); or 800 Cabin HiB Dnve, Greensburg. Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). p.m, Otfixunre Eve is oo Sunday (his yrar no (here will be only he A PUC Administrative Law Judge wiD review the Companies' proposal and recommend one regular service at 10 a.m. on MIA U(3SSk a decision to the Commission. V you wish to intervene or tile a formal complaint Sunday oiMTUDg ’Hna is truly o concerning the filing, please contact the memorable event for (be entire furuJy and a beamiful way re share lliili.m N' I’i/yt'ii Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission in the celebration of Christmas. Post Office Box 3265 For mcwT information, schedule HAPPY HOUDAYS! changes, and inclcmcnl weather Last Minnie Gift Certificate* & Catering Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17105-3265 updates, please check tbe church Open Friday 11-9-30, Sat 11-930, Sun 11-530 Prompt filing of a formal complaint may entitle you to participate in a hearing where website at wwwdftimc.com or Like non Facebook • 570-491-5999 call Ibe eboeb

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Proof of Publication of Notice in Reading Eagle On December 11,2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed), Pennsylvania Electric Under Act No. 587, Approved May 16,1929. Company (Peneiec), Pennsylvania Power Company (Penn Power), and WestEenn-Powir _ Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Company (West Penn-EowerTTHed a petition County of Berks } SS: with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC)'requesting approval of their Default Service ! Programs for the period June 1,2019 to May Beverly Boyer, Assistant Secretary, READING EAGLE 31,2023. This filing is in accordance with the COMPANY, of the County and Commonwealth aforesaid, Pennsylvania statute and the PUC’s rules and being duly sworn, deposes and says that the orders establishing the terms and conditions under which the Companies win mntinnp to pg^^------.READING EAGLE established January 28, 1868 is a _____ power forlheir customers who are not shopping ~ newspaper of general circulation published at 345 Penn Street, with alternative electric generation suppliers. City of Reading, County and State aforesaid, and that the printed notice or publication attached hereto is exactly the The purpose of this notice is to provide you same as printed and published in the regular edition and issues with the opportunity to review the filing, which of the said READING EAGLE on the following dates, viz.: can be found at www.firstenergycorp.com. You may visit the Companies’ businessoffices to Reading Eagle Tuesday, December 19, 2017, A.D. examine copies of the documents filed with the. ^ PUC, located at: 2800 Pottsville Pike, Reading, Affiant further deposes that this person is duly authorized by Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 5404 Evans Road, Erie, READING EAGLE COMPANY, a corporation, publisher of Pennsylvania (Peneiec); 2939 North Hermitage said READING EAGLE, a newspaper of general circulation, Road, Clark, Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 800 to verify the foregoing statement under oath, and affiant is . Cabin Hill Drive, Greensburg, Pennsylvania (West not interested in the subject matter of the aforesaid notice or Penn Power). advertisement, and that all allegations in the foregoing A PUC Administrative Law Judge wilt review the statements as to time, place, character of publication are true. Companies’ proposal and recommend a decision to the Commission. If you wish to intervene or file a formal complaint concerning the filing, please contact the: Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Sworn to and subscribed before me on this day of December Post Office Box 3265 19, 2017 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17105-3265 O.-'n/n ^ Prompt filing of a formal complaint may entitle you - to participate in a hearing where you may present [ Notary testimony and question Company witnesses.

WMMUNWgALTH QF PENNSVK/A* NO i ARIAL SEAL Ann L Liptak. Notary Public . Mvrom0’—s,'i,n3' Bdrks County RECEIVED Commission Expires On? 9 4 FEB 2 2018

PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION SECRETARY’S BUREAU JU TUESDAr, DECEMBER 19,2017 READING EAGIE, READING, PA. State senator says he’ll ‘step back’ from campaign

Subject of account accusing him of behaving feel uncom­ publican US Refi fat Meehan, Aubrey Montgomery, a inappropriate.'* Goldfine fortable nr who represents part of Berks. finance director for Leach's wrote. inappropriately toward former female aides disrespected. Leach has been among the 2008 stale senate campaign, In an earlier statement. 'In the fu­ Legislature's most prominent told the newspaper that Leach Leach blamed the accusa­ ture. I will liberals, leading the light for labeled her a prude and ratch­ tions on a whisper campaign TH» AK*UClJtT«ll ►’H lawmaker since 2003, did not take more the legalization of same- eted up the intensity after she mounted by an unnamed po­ immediately clarify whether care in my sex marriage and medical complained to him about a litical opponent and denied PHILADELPHIA — A state he was ending his US. House words and my marijuana. He also ran un­ sexualized tone in the office. ever inappropriately touching senator who is the subject of campaign. Sen. Daylin actions, and I successfully for another con­ In a statement on Facebook women. allegations published by Thr He said he planned to con­ Leach will make it gressional seat in 2014. after the Inquirer published He also said Montgom­ Philadelphia Inquirerihathe tinue serving in the Senate, my top pri­ In the story, the Inquirer the story, Matt Gotdfine, a ery was "as racy as anyone behaved inappropriately to­ despite a call by Gov. Tom ority to protect those who to quoted former party, cam­ 2008 campaign aide, said he else' in the office, and this ward female employees and Wolf, a fellow Democrat, for speak up to help change the paign and legislative aides, could confirm Montgomery's week was the first time he campaign aides said Monday Leach to resign. culture around us.* Leach some anonymously, who ac­ account. He also cited Leach's had ever beard that she had that he will “step back" from Leach said he will cooper­ said. cused the 56-year-old of be­ routine tickling and hugging a problem. his campaign for a congres­ ate with stale Senate leaders Earlier this year, Leach an­ havior ranging from making of female interns. Montgomery has worked sional seat. to address the allegations and nounced hia candidacy for sexualized jokes and com­ “This did not happen once; fora man running in the next Sen. Daylin Leach, a law­ said it is 'heartbreaking’ to the Democratic nomination ments to touching they con­ there was a pattern of behav­ year's Democratic congressio­ yer and a Democratic state him that he made someone to challenge fourtli-term Re- sidered inappropriate. ior that I believe was totally nal primary, Dan Murnif. Pastor cleared Wolf vetoes bill limiting some abortions Measure would have does not ban the procedure, in death of girl, 2 but rather, the fetus must first set term to first 20 be Injected by saline to cause its death. 1 From A1 »> ] for his granddaughter. weeks of pregnancy According to the American failed to fulilll his legal duty. Adams' office argued the Congress of Obstetricians Foster had told authorities girl's symptoms during Fos­ and Gynecologists, there is during the investigation that ter's visit clearly showed she Ton Ankoi'iAtb no evidence that inducing he was called to his son's home was suffering and needed fetal death makes second- to anoint and pray over the giri medical alien Don. HARRISBURG - Gov. Tom trimester abortions safer, and the nigh t before she died. Dr. Neil A. Hoffman, the Wolf on Monday vetoed a bill opponents question whether District Attorney John T. forensic pathologist who per­ passed by the Republican- such an injection makes it less Adams was not present for formed the autopsy on Ella controlled Legislature that safe for the mother. Monday’s hearing hut has Grace Foster, previously testi­ would have limited abortions The bill was apposed by been closely involved in the fied the gri would have been in to the first 20 weeks of preg­ the Pennsylvania Medical case. Despite several prior agony the day before her death. nancy. Society and the Pennsylva­ cases of Faith Tabernacle *fighting to breathe* and cough­ Wolf, a Democrat who sup­ nia section of the American parents charged with not ing uncontrollably. Hoffman ports abortion rights, rejected Congress of Obstetricians seeking proper treatment also testified that her fatal what Planned Parenthood Gov. Tom VIM tjrpfiyi his signature Monday after vetoing a Ml and Gynecologists. when their children died of infections would have almost aid would hove been the na­ passed by the R^idiBcarecentroAed Leghfehn to trmt abortions preventable illnesses, Foster certainly been cured with peni­ tion’s most restrictive abor­ to the fkst 20 weeks of pregnancy at Oty HaB k> PMaiMphia. was the first leader in the sect cillin or a similar antibiotic tion Law. Celebrate to face charges. Prosecutors could appeal He signed the veto paper­ The bill's sponsor, stale Sen. show there were 380 abor- Adams said his understand­ Johnson's ruling but Adams work in a public ceremony in Michele Brooks. F-Crawford, tions done after week 20 in ing of Johnson's ruling was said they need to review the Philadelphia City Hal], calling said a baby can survive out- 201S. the latest year for which the rural life that the judge found there was decision and evidence before the bill “a disingenuous and side the womb at 20 weeks data are available. There were no evidence Foster observed they decide if an appeal is ap­ bald-faced attempt to create gestation, thanks to advances 31,818 abortions in total that any symptoms that would in­ propriate. the most extreme anti-choice in technology, and laws must year in Pennsylvania, dicate the girl was being ne­ The case has been challeng­ legislation in the country.* catch up. The bill also would have ef- glected by her parents. He said ing for prosecutors from the Pcnnsytvania'scurrent lim­ Brooks was disappointed, fectivelybannedtbiatioo-and- the judge reviewed the limited start. it is 24 weeks. The 20-week she said, that the slate *will evacuation, the most common contact Foster had with the They originally charged limit would have kept in place he unable to protect so many method of second-trimester child prior to her death, and Foster in March, only to have exceptions undercurrent low babies in the future, who abortion, opponents said. Country after comparing it with the the cose dismissed at the dis­ for when a mother’s life or will never know the joy of Brooks contended thatthe hiD autopsy report, cleared him trict judge level during a pre­ well-being is at risk, but it had living." of the offense. liminary hearing in April. no exceptions for rape, incest Statistics published by the Ferro, the defense attorney, Prosecutors refiled the r fetal abnormalities. state Department of Health could not be reached for com­ charges two weeks later and IMPORTANT ment after the bearing. successfully had the case held Semite His argument Monday for the Court of Common Cfirisimas/5^ Sc4wcc4 '4 'l/iMa, largely resembled the case Pleas in June after a second S*e *■77' INFORMATION he laid out during two pre­ preliminary hearing before a vious preliminary hearings different district judge. Tuesday thru Friday Specials ABOUT FUTURE for Foster, saying Foster was Adams stressed that this OPBtHgCHtgfPBftPPgWMWOl ^ not equipped to diagnose the dismissal will not affect the watMoaSrwtfiatre______*8^5 ELECTRIC RATES girl's condition and did not prosecution of Jonathan and semers fc um cooks CMro shim act maliciously, but instead, Grace Foster. On Decam bee 11.2017. Metropolitan Edison based on his beliefs, thought TUECAYLdBta Ctewearf Huqluak waanr-SfO-xrj. HCMHCEMSTraUlWMBME he was doing what was best &Ch2oj mgi m i Hiin'n > ‘nrfyk > TMISfcffedwttb nzzKiusrriE.oi>wi««oM______89SS Company (Met-Ed), Pennsylvania Electric Company (Penetec), Pennsylvania Power OtCKBtKMVIro^ktwto— __ Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power ■a h>im>tm/Di^ifui»^an»M«ia*iureNrbdsP« Company (West Penn Power) filed a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) requesting approval ot their Default Service High-speed train spills Programs lor the period June 1. 2019 to May 31,2023. This filing is in accordance with the onto highway below [MUMlTCBIMIi Pennsylvania statute end the PUC's rules and orders establishing the terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue to procure [From A1 >» | asks if everyone is OK. furs 5, lealhe/s lor Wen S Women Si power for their customers who are not shopping posted two miles before the Aleksandcr Kristiansen, 24, with alternative electric generation suppliers speed zone and just before an exchange student from Co­ Monday, Dec. 18-12pm7pm the speed zone approaching penhagen attending the Uni­ The purpose of this notice is to provide you the curve, she said. versity of Washington, was Tuesday, Dec. 19 •! 1 am-7pm with the opportunity to review the filing, which Positive train control — the going to Portland to visit the ^ Wednesday, Dec. 2(H1am-7pro can be found at www.brstenergycorp.com. Vou technology that can slow or aty for the day. Thursday. Dec. 21 ‘lOam-Spni may visit the Companies' business offices to stop a speeding train — wasn't *1 was just coming out of the examine copies of the documents bled with the in use on this stretch of track, bathroom when the accident DOUBLETREE BY HILTON HOTEL READING PUC. located at: 2B00 Pottsville Pike. Reading. according to Amtrak Presi­ happened. My car just started dent Richard Anderson. shaking rcaUy, really badly. ' fl! I V/l r-V^j m 701 FWn Si Rwdm P> 19 Pennsylvania (Met-Ed) 5404 Evans Road. Erie. He spoke on a conference Things were falling off the Pennsylvania (Penelec): 2939 North Hermitage call with reporters, said he shclL flight away, you knew jzW Road, Clark, Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 800 was 'deeply saddened by all that this was not something Cabin Hid Drive. Greensburg Pennsylvania (West that has happened today* minor,* he said. Penn Power). In a radio transmission im­ The back of his train car mediately after the accident, was wide open because it had A PUC Administrative Law Judge will review the the conductor can be heard separated from the rest of the Companies’ proposal and recommend a decision saying the train was com­ train, so he and others were to the Commission. It you wish to intervene or file ing around a corner and was able to jump out to safety. He a formal complaint concerning the filing, please crossing a bridge that passed was at about the middle of the contact the: over l-S when it derailed- Dis­ train, either the sixth or sev­ patch audio also indicated enth car, he said, and was *one For Remodel, Pennsylvania Public Ublity Commisswn that the engineer survived of the lucky ones.* Repair or Trade-In Post Office Box 3265 with bleeding from the head WE SERVICE AUCOATSlL v Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 17105-3265 and both eyes swollen sbuL NO MATTES WHEtE THEY\ VsT -- Prompl filing of a formal complaint may entitle you "I'm still figuring that out. fllUack t *WEMKHASEDI VfcSHI We've got cars everywhere | anytime, anywheral to participate in a hearing where you may present and down onto the highway* 1 K00 635 4JT7- 010 78*1 4009 testimony and question Company witnesses. he tells the dispatcher, who fiTKTnWfiPm www.pollrfckhirs.com Proof of Publication of Notice in the

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Nina Oleary, Designated Agent, of the Daily Local News Company, a corporation, being duly affirmed, deposes and says that the Daily Local News, a newspaper of general circulation, published at 250 N. Bradford, Ave., West Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania, was established November 19, 1872, and Incorporated December 11, 1911, since which date the Daily Local News has been regularly issued in Chester County, and that the printed notice or publication attached hereto is exactly the same as printed and published in the regular editions and issues of the said Daily Local News on the following dates viz: ______December 28th ■ 2017

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On December 11,2017, Metropc Pennsylvania Electric Company dav of December. 2017 Company (Penn Power), and W< Power) filed a petition with the P (PUC) requesting approval of th< period June 1,2019 to May 31, > the Pennsylvania statute and the Notary Public the terms and conditions under \ to procure power for their custon alternative electric generation su The purpose of this notice is to f COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA review the filing, which can be fc NOTARIAL SEAL You may visit the Companies’ bi MAUREEN SCHMID, Notary Pubtlc of the documents filed with the F Unsdale Boro., Montgomery County Pike, Reading, Pennsylvania (M- My Commission Expires March 31, 2021 Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 N Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or I Pennsylvania (West Penn Powe A PUC Administrative Law Judge and recommend a decision to th< or file a formal complaint concerr RECEIVED Pennsylvania Public Utility C Post Office Box 3265 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17 FEB 2 2018 Prompt filing of a formal compla PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION a hearing where you may presei SECRETARY'S BUREAU witnesses. a O-HEWSI - OLUUWI

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The change in rating was sion from a 15,000-pound By C«ao efforts. “I’m confident every out a direct result of the {6tf04-kl)ograrn) vt-hlrii* T?>* Atmxtatfd Ppma available rcsmirtrc U be* mass shooting arried out trawling at An mpb (M(> las vcoas • An uoprsce. inK used to make turv this by a high-stakes gambler kph). The county plant to (teowd oumber of Uw en- New Year’s five will be on Oct. 1. The man killed irtsail an additional 7,500. ft^rccimtot ufAcerct »mJ Nt- safe,” Clark County Slicriff 5b people and utfuml hun­ Thr (lumber of National tionaJ Ou&rd awmho» wtil Joe Lombardo aid during dred* more after be shat­ Guard soldiers ami airmen be on duty when tens of a news conference Wednes­ tered the windows of bis activated in connection thousands of peoj)le piiher day. suite on the 32nd floor of with Sunday’s festivities u> rirnc id 20tft on it* Las Tourism officials expect the Mandalay Bay hutel-a- is more than double com­ Vegu Bnulnvvd.iuA three about 330,000 to come u» sinn on the Strip and un­ pared tn lost year. They will months after one erf the las Vegas for the festM- leashed gunfire on a coun­ be at several locations, In­ wurlilt irtusi famous ruad* tU\» that are anchusvd by a try musk festtval bek/w. He cluding McCann Interna- ways became associated mughly eigbl-oiinuU* Ore- JL then lulled himself. tiocud Airport. A legislative with the deadliest mass wort display at the top of I^mhardo said no spe­ committee approved al most shooting in modem US. seven of the destination’s SKVt U«"CirS -Ir'l A&S0CU*EP pans cific threat to the festivities $357,000 in cover the cosL hUt i >r>. cash*‘•lit* vis. The show will has hvtn discovered. Snip- The control center for Clark Cou'ty Sneofi Joe i omta'ac. left, and Claik Cou"ty 71* (as Vegu MetnfHd' ere will he ptwted for the the show, located at The Rio start 10 wen* La beftve mkl- Comm ssten CNairmar Steve Sisohk respeno la questions iLin Police fVpanmeiit will night Sunday at the Strain* during a news conference on New Yeai's Eve security at first time during the event AlRsuite* HtAcl and Casino, have every officer working sphere. The other firing k>* Metro Police Headquarters in Las Vegas Wednesday. Slats Buses and other Urge ve­ will be staffed by ofncials Sunday, while the Nevada calkins arv at the Vturtian, bottles, backcacks and coolers are not D*

ENHANCED DYNAMIC GEO-SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT School virtual shooter training program aimed at survival Using iruttlng-ed^ video By Curt AndaraoD game technology and ani­ Th* A*»nai*d Pr**» mation. the U.b. Army and oblawoo. rta. • The Humeland Security De­ shuulef rapidly fires, partment have developed through the front doors of a computer-based simula­ an elementary school with tor that can train every­ an iLuault rifle and Mast* one from teacher* to first his way down the hall­ responder* on how tn re- way. Screaming children act to an active shooter per. arc running for their lives nario. The training center or frwn in frar. Teachers u> housed at the University quickly try tn decide: bar­ of Centra] Florida in Or­ ricade the doors, nr make lando and offers numer­ a nm for It w ith their stu­ ous rulo-playing opportu- dents? Dltiw that can he used to Police officer* arrive train anyone in the world with guns drawn, work­ with a computer. ing their way through the 'With teachers, they did school, finally they con­ not self-select into a role front the ahooter and end where they expect to have the threat. bullets flying near them. Unfortunately, it’s becom­ ing a reality * said Tamara Griffith, a chief engineer fur the project. ”We want to teach teachers bow to respond a* first respond­ ers.” The $5,fi million pro­ This frame the *W A c — is similar to ihaasc usrd each teacher ha* seven op­ that goc7 along with such Another EDOK pro­ cent Justice Department *s$oi.wHvmss by the Army to train sol­ tions on how to keep stu­ frightening situations. gram. which was launched article. "Very seldom do In this u'daied frame t*nm dier* In combat lartka and dents safe, and some of the Griffith said. They also lu June, has an active- they have the opportunity v deo. rama-a Gr ttith. scenarios using a virtual students la the program talked to the mother of shooter scenariu Involv­ tu train together in real- a clue! *-riyineef tm a ravironmeut. might not respond or be a child kilted In tbc 2iiU ing a aft-story hotel that in­ life, ami it it hard tu get coaiDvto'-Oasea si^uiatci OrlglnaMy designed too aria id to react. So that mass shooting at bandy cludes numerous possible those agencies time away tM: can ho used in uairt for police and fire agen­ becomes another problem Hook Elementary School environments for ft ret re­ from their regular duties.” Oeonlc on how to loact cies, the civilian vereion in bv solved. io Newtown, Connecticut, sponder training: a confer­ School safety advocate* 'Jufi"5 an active »hool*rr is now being expanded “Once yrm hear the chil­ who walked th^ip through ence center, a restaurant, say safety training gets situatian. says I "e goal is to to schools tv allow teach­ dren. the screaming, it everything that happened or office space*. As many pushed to the hack burner tejeh teachers to respond ers and other school per­ makes It very, very real,” that tragic Jay as 60 |HH>ple can train on until a tragedy happen*. es itrsi responders. Using sonnel to train for active Walker said. “It gives yrnt (hills when the program at once and Amanda KUngc.r, direc­ c.tung-edge video game shooters alongside first re- The program can have you think about what’s can be located anywhere. tor of operations for non­ technology and snimatio'. spenders. Homeland Secu­ (he shooter be either an happening on those tapes,* Tl’s important that this profit Educator* School the v.S. Army and Homeland rity nfficiaE* say the schixd* adult nr a child. Griffith said. *lt tore us provides agencies like fire Safety Network, said thi» Security Uepeilrneril version stu arid be ready for “We have to wurry about apart to listen to her and and law enforcement an new program could help developed a computer, launch by spring. both children and adults what she went through.” opportunity to train to­ change thau basnd simulatnr that ran Kach character has nu­ being suspects,” he said. But it all serves one main gether.* said Milt Nc* ”1 hope that people will train eve'yo*? trom teacher* merous options, Including The program’s design­ g?*|. to train educators tn nnenun. Homdamt Secu­ ftort of s<* tliih simulation lu tust 'esponders on how someone playing the had er* listened to real dis­ save I has when an armed rity Science and Technol­ as a really cool and engag- to react to an active v'hooiei guy, said project manager patch tapes to understand attacker burets through a ogy First Responder Group I ng way,” she said. * to think Bob Walker. Fur example. the confusion and chavs school door. program manager In a re­ about sciiooi safety ”

IMPORTANT INFORMATION SOUTH KOREA ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC S. Korean prevsident calls sex RATES slave deal with Japan Hawed

On December n, 2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Met-Ed) By Kim Tooe-tDnmg pruvuSe a speeiflr plan tu re­ while Suuth Korea said it will try to reMilvc Japane*? Pennsytvama Electric Company (Penetec). Pennsylvania Power TV AM&ciatod Pm* move a trotue statue repre­ Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power Company (West Penn senting sex slaves In front of grievance over the naiue in Power) riled a petition with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission ssoOL • South Korean Hs Seoul embassy. South fey front of the onbassy. President Moon Jae-in aid rea in nspnviesakl it walk! The deal came under (PUC) requesting approval ot their Default Sendee Programs lor the Thursday the country k 2015 fonnerly refer to thr victims heavy critirian in South Ko­ period June 1,2019 io May 31. 2023. This filing is in accordance with agreement with Japan to as “victims of Japanese mil­ rea where many thought the the Pennsylvania statute and the PUC’S rules and orders estabSshing settle a decades-long im- itary cumfurt siattuos” but government settled for far i he terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue paxsc ovur Korean vnimen didn't make a dear promise Ur > less. Japan bas hreo an­ lo procure power lor their customers who are not shopoing with forced imo wartime sexual to remove the statue, accord­ gry that South Korea liasn’t alternative electric generation suppliers. slirery was sviousty flawed. ing to the pand. taken sped fie stei« to re- Moon's statement In "It hax been ninfinrH'd ire we the statue and similar The purpose ot this notice is to provide you with the opportunity to which hr vow* unspecified that the 201.I comfort moDumejiU in other plains review the tiling, which can be tound at www.hrstenefgycorp.com. follow-up measures to meet women negotiation be­ in the country, insisting You may visit the Companies' bustness offices to examine copies ttic victims’ demands po­ tween South Korea bad se­ there has been a dear un- of the documents filed with the PUC, located at: 2800 Pottsvilte tentially ihniws Ibc future rious ffarira. huth in pnaxfts (W^danding do m*. Pike. Reading. Pennsylvania (Met-Ed); 5404 Evans Road. Erie, of the

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brey Montgomery, a for- duct cannut be excused." READERS' VIEWS I .each HU3 finance director for Wolf ahai Lamented that Leach's 2008 state senate the state lacks an "ade­ rftOMPAGEJ campaign, told the paper quate structure for vic­ Congress must protect sbe complained in Lcdch tim* to report Ibis type cral seeking nomi- Rep. Ryan Cmtclfo’s roth A* 1 staled to Rep. style will be disrupted... aJIegaUons burl my fain- ami cbaracterized me In oatiiko io the 7th District sUtuents joined tbe Pen- Cmtriki. "We need to pul A* John McCain said "This 11 y and supporter, and re- my colleagues as the cam­ race, said he wholeheart­ nPjivironment organIxa- the economic issues aside Is one of the most pristine spcctfully ask fur privacy paign's wet blanket." she edly believe* Leach's ac­ lion to urge Rep. Costello and acknowledge that wo and beautiful part* of the fur my family. Today, 1 am said, Th«' more unrom- cusers, hikJ oiled for him tu defend our cnvmiaaxflt need to move away from world." taking a nep hack fn rm tbr fnnable Daylin made me. to resign and get out of the against the Laist slew of nit and on brace sustain­ (4t’s ensure Rep, conKressional campaign the mure he would dial up race. attack*. My topic of inter­ able energy such a* so­ Costello stands behind his to fixms on my family and the Intensity. The mofe I This conduct is repro- est was t Ih: Arctic Naikmal lar and wumL Or au many public ik-fcosr of A N W R. work with Senate lea den expressed my discomfort hensthU* from anyinr, hut Wlklltfe Refuge (AltfWR), front* it l* wrong; despoil­ Send him a message tu op­ in address these allega­ at his sexual and off-color when your job is to serve which Die Senate just ing the landscape with a pose any bill Dial would tions and fully cooperate humor, the funnier It was the good people erf Pennsyl­ voted tr> open up for drill- network of pipes that will allow’ drilling in the Arctic Mi they arc all vetted." to him." vania. it is espedally hei­ ing. While Rep. Costello leak In the future (wHiwaw Natkinal Wildlife Refuge. l^ach. of U«wer Mennn, Iveach bas denied the nous," McGinty MkL The has pubUriy defended the tbe Keyrioor Pipeline), the siopi)e<1 short of announc­ altegfitum* and Mid in a 7lh District deserves a ANWR. he could not make effect on the wildlife, the — Mary Ann Mark ing his total withdrew*! statement that Montgom­ nominev that will treat all any commftroeni as to rights of ihr native pcoiile fVujfnunT&r fri^m the Congressional ery “was a t least ns racy ns women and men with re­ race or resignation from anyone else" when jokes spect, and it ix dear that the state Senate, tiowever, were made in the office. Sen, (.each U unable to do READERS'VIEWS “I will continue to do all 11 l* said he never Itcaril any sa" that 1 tan to advance pn- complaint* frrmi h9 In the Mreban’* «tflke declined gresslve causes In the Sern past and that she has been comment and the Demo­ Tax cuts will increase national debt ate and represent my con­ a consistently strong sut>- cratic Congressional Cam­ Great job Senate! Your year. The big breaks go to even Social Security. Most stituents with honor." be portcr of bis campaigns. paign Committee issued tax cut hill adds over Amerka'K wealthiest pan likely, it wfll spur both in­ HHid. Montgomery 1* working a less condemning state­ £1 trillion \o the na­ pk and largtst corpora­ flation and a rise la inter­ The 17th Senatorial Dis­ for and contributing to ment. tion’s debt After deliver­ tion*. It will deliver neg­ est rales. Bui at least big trict ewere pans uf Munt- Dan Mu ruff, another Dou- "Member* and candi­ ing crunit* for a couple ligible, if any, economic dunurs will be happy. gomvry and Delaware ocralir candidate in the dates must all he held to uf yutra. It will inevitably growth, it wfll ftrirc mas­ counties. The 7th Con­ 2018 7th District primary. tbe highest standard." the raise taxes on people auk- sive nits tn Medicare, — Larry Cohen gressional District cover* "I believe the women DCCC said. “If anyone is mg less than £75,000 a Medicaid and perhaps SchwenJnrdl* parts of Berks, Chester, who liavc spoken out re- guilty uf sexual harass­ Delaware. Lancaster and gardtng tbdr apovuce," ment uf sexual aiaaolt. Montgomery counties. said Mu ruff Monday. "Sex­ that person should not hold site tack. She made a mo organizations Jia* (be Vis­ •it's the right thing to ual harassment Is wrong, public office." (iOuncil tion to adopt the budget as iting Nurse Association do and I'm glad he did perk'd." Republican guhrruati*- proposed with the full Ikti and the senior center — thv 1C aald Delaware County Uf two instances of al­ ri&l candidate Paul Mango rsourtadsi percent tax hike, and use lax hike could he brought Democratic Party Chair­ leged Inappropriate touch­ and Democratic 7th Dis­ the extra lime until Feb. 15 down to 12.99 percent, man David l-andau. "He ing detailed in the In­ trict Congressional candi­ Council members Sheryl to figure out way* to bring Flanders sakf. stepped hark, or sum- quirer story, Ix'acb said date Molly Sheehan aUo Miller and Dr.onl* Arms that number down. The one cootrlhotiini pended bis campaign — be retneiPben ooe “not at added their names to tbe voted against both tbe Rut oaty sbe and Coundl that was retained Is the ( take it that’s the same all, and one only vaguely" chorus calling for action budget and the tax rate, Preakfent Dan Weand sup­ money provided each year thing — and is evaluating “But they both alleg­ Monday. both arguing fur mure ported that idra. lo the Pot 1st own Arc* In­ whether be should go for­ edly occurred In crowded This type of behavior cuts. Councilman Ryan Arms said be bad been dustrial Development ward with congressional rooms with lot* uf people has absolutely no place In Procaal voted against the told by a downtown mer­ agency, or PAID. Pott- nice, which I think would and cameras around." he government, budno*. or in budget a* well, but he took chant tbal If council hiked stown's chief economic dc- be very difficult under said. "1 was never alone our societysaid Mangu in the opposite tack, advocat­ taxes by 16 percent, the vriirpment arm. these circumstances." with the women involved. a statement. Tt is my hope ing fnr the Lai ret admin is- business wnold rinse and Councilman Joe Kirk­ Landau said there are And 1 never. In any way, that the pBinsytvan la stale t rat ion budget that would move out of town. land — who repeated Ly ex­ t wo col looms —t hr merits Intentionally or uninten­ Senate will do a complete have raised taxes by 12.99 It was only then that pressed frustration that of the acvusaiiirtis them­ tionally, touched them in­ and thorough Lovratigahuci percent. Flanders on veiled a pro­ cost-cutting Idea* be bad selves, but also the viabil­ appropriately. k did not Into these appalling accu­ Having hung light at posal worked oul by the suggested at last week’s ity vf a campaign from this happen." sations and take the nec­ a lax hike of 18.6 percent administration, and with meeting were not fully ex­ point on. Leach blamed the ac­ essary measure to ensure through BMxaJ contcntMiu* which Weand appeared tu plored, saying "it1* like 1 •Politically, obviously, cusations rm an unnamed perpetrator* are held ac­ meeting!, the adcnlnixtra- he familiar, that cot the tax wasn't even here" — then a situation like this will poktical oiiponent and said countable." lion proposal was revealed hike by not filling vacant made a motion to push continue to follow him such "fishing expeditions" Sheehan said she was only after council member* positions. that lax hike down to 12 through'nil the camjuugti." are likely lr> hcciuzir stan­ disappointed that I .each had wrangled fur ahout an He said most employ­ percent. said Landau. “There’s no dard, which runs the risk allegedly created an abu­ hour over ways to cut the ees wbo trw>k advantage of It was »hi* motion tbal getting around it." of "weapotming and irtvt- sive work environment budget — including failed a recent retirement Incen­ attracted th ree othv votes La mlau said itc was glad alizmg a lung uwnluc and fur young women, but wan niotiuni for an N-pcrccnt tive were cither in the wa­ - from Weand. Paez and to see Learh appeared tn critically import am move­ pleased to see Wolf and tax hike and tbe full 18.d ter or sewer department! Counritwnmao C&nd Kulp. acknowledge In this state­ ment that is just starting \o landau adopting a “zero- percent — whose budget is hat- "It will be up to me to ment that he needs to work gain steam." tolerance" stance and Miller, who has been the ai»ccd and u n related to the figure out that final 1 per­ on himM-lf and change his I.uach has been a .vtatc hoped i rtber party lea dm strongest voter for further general fund shortfall — nr cent," said FLandera. U-havior. senator for nearly a de­ would follow suit. cuts — "there is plenty nf police department. Kirkland and Weand “It's Just unacceptable cade and previously served “We deserve leader* that fat in this budget" - ad­ Three civilian police em­ also emphasized that coun­ conduct," landau said. In the itatc House. He has respect women and under vocated for a budget that ployees, one records clerk cil will take advantage of J'tH’ sixiMnksis catm* Ui a record of ebamptuniag stand the maiomlc, sudal increase* taxes by H per­ ami iWH proots*i>r/<)is- a quirk In ihc borough light in a Pbiladc/jVtm fn- women's causes and an- and peycbolnibcal ri*in»p» cent, charging the admin­ paichm. bare retired. code that, in a local elec­ i/uirer story over the week­ nour>ced his campaign for sexual harassment causes." istration with figuring out Police Chief Rick Drum- tion year like 2017, allows end that alleged numerous the 7th District earlier this she said, "Women deserve huw tu make that work, heller said he would make- t be next cuu nd I to rc-u|Km instances of Leach either year in an attempt to un­ elected ofllriaLt that can but only Arm* supported dn hy aol filling two uf the 2018 budget and make inappropriately touching seal Republican incum­ both arlwcatc Cor their pol­ her proposal. those positions — a re­ changes. women or making sea- bent frt Meehan of Chadda icies and respect them in That would have re­ cords tierh and dispatcher Despite the fact that gal I y charged jokes that herd. thrir daily lives. This he- quired culling AS of the — even though they watch there will he only one new left some feeling uncom­ Once the story broke, havlrv is beneath Lbe of­ 126 borough employees, tbe cameras anti are back­ member of council — Don­ fortable. both Gov. Tom Wolf and fice; it pens our policy goals said Lee. “Borough hall up for officer* who are at­ ald l^bedynsky, who re­ Vhc paper indicated landau suggested Leach In jeopardy, weakens the wimtd be empty except fur tacked putting prisoner* places Miller - Weand nonr of the women who withdraw from tbc race. DemocratLc Party, and c-n- manager*" if council vuled Into lock-op, a eominoo pledged to appoint Kirk­ say they saw or heard Wolf actually called on his danger* women through­ that way, she warned. occurrence and which be land and a few others tu questionable conduct from fellow Democrat to resign out Pennsylvania by poor Procsal called the Im­ characterired a* compro­ a task force find a way to Luu h sakl they had Inrn bis Scoalc scat u wi-IL example." pact of Mrlkr's proposal mising officer's safely drive the tax hike “down to as>auitcd, wx>rr denied a Wolf called Leach "a “catastrophic* for govern­ Addltiuoally. hy mil fill­ single digit a." I'Tomotion or had their ca­ leader on important policy Th e AMMOctated Prtxs ment services, ing the assistant borough Roroufih Solicitor reers threatened. But Au- issues" hut said “this con- wnlrilfuSed to Oiit ntnry Councllwoman Rita manager's position and Charles 1). Garner Jr told Parz, who has said the the assistant public wurkx council Un* borough code matter is ion complex In director post prnpn*ed — gives the new round I until dfturec 1.222 mfOs for debt umem that sets tbe time for be dealt with in a single and by eliminating all but Feb. 15 to make changes to Budget servkui .1H4 mill for Hbmy urban, suburban, and ecu- meeting, took the oppo- unc contributions tu area (he Imdget. expenditures; and lift? for atonic dreekgajkmt mb the rsonpaovi psrkl The debt service mrD- coming 10 year*. That plan agr goes to pay for bonds that is expected to be adopted In than what the salary range vnse takm raa ii i pgy fi e bite 2»lft after puNic otn- IMPORTANT INFORMATION will he when the 2 penrot rtaJ ei|imstsi Aa2\ a* building mettl and steering eommet- increased is I naittrted. Sal­ corutnjctkM and open apace tee input is complete. ABOUT FUTURE ELECTRIC ary Increases could come rereervattm. Adding tu the cuurg)1i new early neit year, however *l*hc reionty’s hoUgrt In­ apeoses will he the opitw the enmmisannam may de­ etudes a decrease la sprext- tnt of the firiog range at Its RATES cide to make them part of kng of 5 percent, whh drops FhjbUc Safety Traming FsdV the cmfduyccs’annual per­ etening m the level gf both tty.The range wiilbe fiaishid On December 11,2017, Metropolitan Edison Company (Mel.Ed), formance review, county giiieral fond expenses (the crmdnietiim next nxxtth and Pemsytvama Electric Company (Penelec), Pennsylvania Power Chief Operaiinc Officer courts, rounty prison, public wfll formally open in Janu­ Company (Penn Power), and Wes) Perm Power Company (West Penn Mark Itupsls said. safety, launan acrvlres. pari*, ary. Kupsts said the costs of Power) filed a petition with the Pennsylvania PuWc Utility Commission Knr ni»w, a hypothetical eh’.) ^ from $4d7 milUaj to running the range would he (PUC) requesting approval of I heir Default Service Programs tor the couniy ckxk making $10i' a mUbon — inv| capi­ about £3.V),«W> a yw. «vek. the minimum for thor ta] spending — from £87.5 to Other costs that Rupsls period June 1.201S to May 31.2023. This IBing Is in accordance tvith IKOlibn. wuultf «£ thdr sal­ 460.$ millttv said vnAild add lo the budget the Pennsylvania statute and the PUC's rules and orders establishing ary humptt] up Ui $102, fur (u pixacming the budget iududean imnajc jo spmd- the terms and conditions under which the Companies will continue example. The hypothetical last month. Rupsia stressed, Ing cm beahh care inmrance lo procure power lor their customers who are not shopping with range wmlil Increase horn a as county officials have In U* for ertrpkiyees. which makes alternative electric generation suppfiers. minimum i«f $102 • srerk tn that art «ady h the png> cg> fi» ahrajt 15 pereen! of all SfdO a wrtk. erty tax rate In tbe county pmonnel cAa 77>e net 1d- The purpose o! this notice is to provide you with the opportunity to The vote, which came smeag the lowest *n the re­ crease Is ecpectcd to be HJt review the fa mg. which can be round et www.firstenefgycorp.com. without comment Dec. 6. gion, but Uut ku bnaadal mUUon, cr pefccni—from You may visit the Companies' business ofiices to examine copies followed the ciunmluHi’n- stability remain* stn mg TIk $2A.( miflkci hi tJOA ouDsn. ol the documents filed with the PUC. located at: 2800 PottsviDe en adnptinn rtf the 201S gay enuoty has maintained a up He noted that the biggcsi Pike, Reading, Pennsylvania (Mel-Ed), 5404 Evans Road. Erie. erel budget, wtfch contains rating front each of the three portion of the county’s rev­ Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 Nontt Hermitage Road, Clark. $52(i.1 ml I Ikon In uqx'nsca most prominent bund rating enue package romes from Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or 800 Cabin HOI Drive, Qreensburg. and revenues. The budget wrvtto in tbr cuuitry, and »utt* and federal grant*, mainuins the county’s cur- will continue to do so, he said about 41 percent vereus real Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). rent real estate lai rate of The couiny te in exceOeot estate taxes and detwrime i- A PUC AdminrstraDve Law Judge wll review the Companies' proposal +_'Wy mills. A mil! is w* miDs county’* Landacape.1 eflbrt ing center and the county's fur the general fuiHl eipiui* — lift lajal ttf'plaoningduc- Jiotinc Carter. 1 “ ‘ i J k » ^ fO^Ci 5JP5T

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Township supervisor, constructlonto Start by spring PyBOl Cameron Pncaoo Secod Writer Officials have secured the fmal piece of hmdmg for a pro * posed tsoo.ooo park project io SmithflddTownddp. The cUlt Ucparlmenf of ConservaHon sad Natural Resources announced !)er. $il had awarded So ,o oo t o helpdevdop a new trafl system st MarehaDs Falk. That means construction shouldideaDy atari by spring* time, Township Supervisor Brian Barrett said. •It will be bid out to pri­ vate contractorhe said. vThe scope Is going lo be well over the threshold tor non-bidding." •We'U have to spec it out, by phases, and hopefully get to the first couple within a year. Then we can go back to see how much money we have and go from there." Smithfietd Towns hipbought the i$"*cre property, which is Mpiscatffmdha far apnea** located on C reek Road near the SBMWmrtpfifrcttoMpem^paafwttaflnsaaAIM former Mountain Manor Golf nfe PM to SmMMtf’nwiBlfe. (POCDno ttcoto fox morosi Course, in 200$ from private owners Anthony and Wane part of the project also, awarded DCNR grant, put the Mlghacclo. Them?, $00 pur- The state Department uf township reUtMy dose to Us chase was funded by a grant Community and Economic $500,000 target. from a Monroe County Open Development awarded "WUli this additional Space bond Issue. $219,000 in April trom a funding, we should be able «*rMibnw«\MBJ K Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission 570-236-9360 Post OtlEe eon 326S Hamsburg. Pennsylvania 17105-3265 Prompt filing of a formal complaint may entitle you to participate in a hearing where Inpaitcnf Dru* and Aknhol Tf Kegaia Coatrol Today. CJtftfWiJSjb-M you may present testimony and question Company witnesses. UP* W W W,t)SAddict|M^jCO^T\^ jlutks Corntfo, RECEIVED FEB 2 2018

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Kristen Smith Being duly affirmed according to law, deposes and says that he/she is the Legal Billing Co-ordinator (Manager or Designated Agent) of the Intelligencer , Publisher of The Intelligencer, a newspaper of general circulation, published and having its place of business at Doylestown, Bucks County, Pa. and Horsham, Montgomery County, Pa.; that said newspaper was established in 1886; that securely attached hereto is a printed notice which is exactly as ilimentary copy of the Intelliger printed and published in said newspaper on ______December 19, 2017______and is a true copy thereof; and that this affiant is not interested in said subject matter of advertising; and that all of the allegations in this statement as to the time, place and character of publication are true.

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r.nMMONWEAi TH OF PENNSYLVANIA f NOTARIAL SEAL l Ann Clark, Notary Public I Tuilytown Boro, Bucks County My Commission Expires April 30. 2019 ,!E\1SER. ^eNNSYLVANIA ASSOCIATION OF NOTARIES iteadgat* ItoAnOactsteit.»17 ui Foundations awards $156K to Bucks nonprofits

r«poi1 president of Foundations . Bucks County County (Trevoae), fox Its Philadelphia Ugh schoda: safeguard IT technology; Community Partnership’s Community College "Empowering Girls from • Roiling Harvest Food • Ivy HOI Foundation Nineteen Bucki County board of directors, said In (Newlowni, (or Its Adversaries lo Allies* Rescue (Lumbervilte), (Ptrkesle), tolnstallj Sure nooprofiti wilt sbart astatemenf. ACHIEVE) Program, program, which offers to support collabora­ Hands Body Support Lift, Id raot« (bin iisb.ooo The gtent recipients wblcb enhances (he strategies for girls to tion with the YWCA to which win enabla riders In grants awnd^d were: transition of college stu­ relate lo one another and provide food lo families with mobility Impair­ ifctntlv by Foundations • Bucks County dents with special needs belter understand ste­ In low-tncome areas of ments 10 safely mount sad Community Fotnetsbip. Audubon Society (New to succeed in the college reotypical mesaagealhal Bucks County through dismount horses lo psr- Tblitoon [rants wore Hope), tor the Nature’s environment; oflen lead 10 behaviors then "Fora to Families* ticipate In equine therapy; madt undst the ptrtDS- Healing Powers: Healing • Bucks County such as betrayal, exclu­ summer nutrition • Network of Victim’s ship’s Bucks Innovation Garden Progrem Health Improvement sion, rumor mongerlng. program; Assistance Oamtson), to sfid Impioroncsl Grsnti Deeeiopment, wbicb Partnership (Newtown), teadng and turassmant; • Advocate) for make website Improve­ proftsm. wblcb suppoits teaches stress reduc­ forks Integrated Physic*] • Lily’iHopeFaindalion Homeless and Those In ments which wU Improve ordsnlaalions dovclop* tion techniques to special and Behavioral Health (Coopersburg), for out­ Need (Faklets H Us).sup­ client access lo services; log Innoyattv* Ideas to needs youth and young Initlaliv* at BCHIP Adult reach to provide needed port families in need of and Improve tbs Uves otebQ- children; clinic, which screens for Items for families with emergency shelter; • Paace Valley Hotlslic dreo. youth and their • Bucks County depression and offers newborns In nsonslal • Access Services Center (Chalfoot), to (amlUas tn Bucks Couoly. Children's Museum (New mental health serrtce* lo kitenstve care; (Fort Washington), to expand Its Mentor- Work Anolbet six (rants were Hope), to tncrease edu­ low Income families at (he • Maternity Care purchase computes lab­ program, which provides made through tba Capital cational programming free dink; Coalition (Doylestownl, ials for Improved cere work opportunities In a Improvement Grants capacity lor STEM- • Conservatoiy of lo expand the Family management and client newly launched cafe in program, which supports ba sed learning by otfertog Music's Kindred Alls Support Group Program, Interaction for Bucki Middletown Township. organisations’ capital additional educational program (Doylertown), which proeldes educa­ County cheats wtthfci thek Foundations building campaigns. instruction bouts; lo support programming tional suppolt to Dew Technology lot Trans tlon Coamunily Partnership "Our grant program • GfrlsScouts of Eader n for a!-risk/tow-lncome parents, especially eul- to Independence Prop am; It a philanlhropfc pant- allows us lo support the Pennsylvania (Ttevose youth In Bucks County; oerable and first-time • Bowman’sHilWUrQUe making foundation needs of many worth' and Levittown), for • Baby Buraau parents; Preserve (New Hope), to supporting the behav­ while Bucks County their Funded initiative I Wannisda). for opera­ • Pearl S. Buck extends hxndkap accessi­ ioral health and human non-profits tbsl are Program, wtdeb provides tional support lor baby International (Ferkaile), ble path. Inc reartng access service needl of children serving young people (uniting lot 400 ghb with bundles, which provide (or youth programs that to the preserve for vinton sad young adults In Bucks and Iheir families and special needs and those hecessltiesto low-tnceme explore and appreciate wtb dtsabllilies: County. Since 2007, h has working lo Improve the who require financial families of newborn other cultures, Includ­ • Bucks County Housing awarded more than f 4-4 qualty of life In the com­ support to participate In children; ing diversity training Group (Warminster), to mUlonlnpanlsto Bucks munity,’' Karo) Laserda, the Gkls Scouts program. • YWCA Bucks for Bucks County sod uppade equipment and Count y nonprofits.

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On Decemtoe 11, 2017. Metroptrttan Edison Company (Mot-EO), • Limited Availability Pennsylvania Elactne Company (Penelec). Pefinsytvania Power Garden Style Apartment Company (Penn Power), and West Penn Power Company (West Penn Power) tied a petition with the Pennsylvania Pubic Utility Commission •Aft Inclusive Living (PUC) requesting approval of men Oelault Service Programs tor the with Chef prepared meal* period June 1.20’910 May 31.2023 TTvs liling is m accordance with the Pennsylvania Statute and tno PUCs rules and orders estabtrstung * 110‘ Activities/Program! me tom’s and conditions under winch the Companies will conlmue aponsored by Resident! to procure power lor inetr customers who are not shopping with •Suburban Location altomnlivo electric generation suppliers. 130 acres, peMrlandly The purpose ol this notice is to provide you with tne opportunity 10 review the Iding. which can be lound at www hrslenergycorp com. Thoro’a No Place Like Home. Whether you downsize inlo a smatter You may visit ’ho Companies' business odieos to exammo copies ot the documents tiled with the PUC. located at: 2800 Ponsvllie piece or keep the comlort ol a more spacious lloorplan, Foutkeways Pike, Reading. Ponnsytvnnia (Mei-Ed): 5404 Evans Road. Ene. has what you need to keep living Me on your own terms Foulkeways at Pennsylvania (Penelec); 2939 North Hermitage Road. Clark. Pennsylvania (Penn Power); or BOO Cabin Hill Drrvo. Greensburg. Gwynedd retirement community is based on Quaker values & respect Pennsylvania (West Penn Power). tor (he environment. Discover us lodayt A PUC Admmistratrve Law Judge will review mo Companies' proposal and recommend a deosion 10 the Commisson. tl you wtsn lo miervone or tie a formal compumt concerning tho lihng please conlact the; Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Post Otlice Box 3265 frrilhrynrhTkiTirifTWrTVTti-TLli-gtyi'VLy Hamsburg Pennsylvania ’7105-3265 Prompt tiling pi a lormal complaint may entitle you to pariiopaio m Foulkeways www.foulkeways.org a hearing where you may present testimony and question Company witnesses. ! 120 Ueenngnouve Road Gwynedd. PA 19436 I 215-262-7010 Proof of Publication Notice in the Morning Cali

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BEFORE THE PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION

Joint Petition of Metropolitan Edison : Company, Pennsylvania Electric : Docket No. P-2017-2637855, eta/. Company, Pennsylvania Power Company : and West Penn Power Company for : Approval of their Default Service : Programs :

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

I hereby certify and affirm that I have this day served a copy of the foregoing document of Metropolitan Edison Company, Pennsylvania Electric Company, Pennsylvania Power Company and West Penn Power Company for Approval of Their Default Service Programs on the following persons in the matter specified in accordance with the requirements of 52 Pa. Code § 1.54:

VIA EMAIL AND FIRST CLASS MAIL

Aron J. Beatty Daniel Asmus Hayley Dunn Office of Small Business Advocate Office of Consumer Advocate Suite 1102, Commerce Building 555 Walnut Street 300 North Second Street 5th Floor, Forum Place Harri sburg, PA 17101 Harrisburg, PA 17101-1923 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Allison Raster Charis Mincavage Gina Miller Susan East Bruce Bureau of Investigation & Enforcement Vasiliki Karandrikas Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Allessandra Hylander Commerce Keystone Building McNees, Wallace & Nurick, LLC 400 North Street 100 Pine Street 2nd Floor P.O. Box 1166 P.O.3265 Harrisburg, PA 17108-1166 Harrisburg, PA 17105-3265 cmincavage@,m wn.com [email protected] sbruce@,m wn.com [email protected] vkarandrikas@,mwn.com [email protected] Counsel for MEIUG/PICA/PPUG and WPP1I

PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION SECRETARY'S BUREAU Thomas J. Sniscak Deanne M. O'Dell William E. Lehman Daniel Clearfield Hawke McKeon & Sniscak LLP Sarah Stoner 100 North 10th Street Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC P.O. Box 1778 213 Market Street, 8th Floor Harrisburg, PA 17105 P.O. Box 1248 [email protected] Harrisburg, PA 17101 [email protected] [email protected] Counsel for Penn Stale University [email protected] [email protected] Counsel for RESA

Patrick Cicero H. Rachel Smith Elizabeth Marx Exelon Corporation Kadeem Morris 701 9"' Street, NW Coalition for Affordable Utility Services and Mailstop EP 2205 Energy Efficiency in Pennsylvania Washington, DC 200681 118 Locust St [email protected] Harrisburg, PA 17101 [email protected] Counsel for CAUSE-PA

Karen O. Moury Charles E. Thomas, III Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC Thomas, Niesen & Thomas, LLC 213 Market Street 212 Locust Street 8th Floor Suite 302 Harrisburg, PA 17101 Harrisburg, PA 17101 [email protected] [email protected] Counsel for Respond Power LLC Counsel for Calpine Energy Solutions, LLC

Todd Stewart Hawke McKeon & Sniscak LLP 100 North Tenth Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 [email protected] Counsel for NextEra vfeti. f.- kki^b.) Date: February 2, 2018 Tori L. Giesler (Pa. No. 20774#^— FirstEnergy Service Company 2800 Pottsville Pike P.O.Box 16001 RECEIVED Reading, PA 19612-6001 FEB 2 2018 Phone: (610) 921-6658

PA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION Counsel for Metropolitan Edison Company, SECRETARY'S BUREAU Pennsylvania Electric Company, Pennsylvania Power Company and West Penn Power Company External Carrier; UPS 1 DAY AIR 2/5/2018 10:11:53 AM

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