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Heritage festival delights crowd

NORTHERN CAMBRIA - Local firemen sprayed water from hoses, performing a show of skill for the dozens of bystanders gathered Saturday morning on Philadelphia Avenue.

 

Region's population shrinking, aging

A new population report highlights some areas of growth in the region amidst overall decline during the last five years.

 

Victim says priests 'get away with it'

It's always the same ending, said a man who was sexually molested as a teenager by a priest in the Altoona-Johnstown Catholic Diocese.
"They get away with it," John Nesbella said.

 

Dealer's credit for time served less than what man sought

HOLLIDAYSBURG - A Blair County judge has awarded 14 days credit to a convicted drug dealer serving a 10-to-20-year prison sentence, far less than the nearly nine months credit the dealer sought.

 

Dealer's credit for time served less than what man sought

HOLLIDAYSBURG - A Blair County judge has awarded 14 days credit to a convicted drug dealer serving a 10-to-20-year prison sentence, far less than the nearly nine months credit the dealer sought.

 

Heritage festival delights crowd

NORTHERN CAMBRIA - Local firemen sprayed water from hoses, performing a show of skill for the dozens of bystanders gathered Saturday morning on Philadelphia Avenue.

 

Region's population shrinking, aging

A new population report highlights some areas of growth in the region amidst overall decline during the last five years.

 

Victim says priests 'get away with it'

It's always the same ending, said a man who was sexually molested as a teenager by a priest in the Altoona-Johnstown Catholic Diocese.
"They get away with it," John Nesbella said.

 

Altoona man sentenced on drug charges

HOLLIDAYSBURG - An Altoona man will spend at least three years in jail on drug-related charges after entering a guilty plea, thereby foregoing a jury trial scheduled to start Wednesday in Blair County Court.
Qasim L.

 

Family settles Cambria lawsuit

The family of a man murdered in the Cambria County Prison within days of his arrest four years ago for failure to pay costs has settled a civil rights lawsuit with the county, according to court papers filed in the U.S. District Court in Johnstown.

 

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