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THE MEADVILLE AREA SEWER AUTHORITY SAYS IT WILL PAY A $6000 FINE FOR 6 VIOLATIONS OF STATE SEWAGE TREATMENT REGULATIONS.
By: Mark Heim | Source: AP
November 28, 2006 6:18AM EST
THE MEADVILLE AREA SEWER AUTHORITY SAYS IT WILL PAY A $6000 FINE FOR 6 VIOLATIONS OF STATE SEWAGE TREATMENT REGULATIONS. THE AUTHORITY’S BOARD APPROVED PAYING THE FINE TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION FOR FIVE VIOLATION IN JUNE 2005 AND ANOTHER THIS LAST JULY. AUTHORITY ENGINEER GUS MAAS SAYS THE VIOLATIONS INVOLVED THE PROLIFERATION OF A BACTERIA PREVENTING SEWAGE FROM BEING PROPERLY TREATED. THE PROBLEM RESULTED IN THE DISCHARGE OF SEWAGE WITH AMOUNTS OF AMMONIA AND PHOSPHOROUS HIGHER THAN ALLOWED ACCORDING TO DEP SPOKESWOMAN FREDA TARBELL. NONE OF THE DISCHARGES CAUSED A PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARD ACCORDING TO TARBELL AND MAAS. THEY SAY THE AUTHORITY WILL TEST TREATED SEWAGE MORE FREQUENTLY TO IDENTIFY SMALLER PROBLEMS FASTER IN THE FUTURE.
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- IN CLARION COUNTY ON FRIDAY NIGHT STATE TROOPERS REPORT EMILY REND OF PUNXATAWNEY WAS TRAVELING EAST ON BIGLEY ROAD IN PAINT TOWNSHIP.
- CRUELTY TO ANIMALS IS THE CRIME UNDER INVESTIGATION BY CLARION STATE TROOPERS IN RED BANK TOWNSHIP, CLARION COUNTY.
- THE WEATHER AND NEWS ARE "BEHIND" US. LETS HAVE A LITTLE FUN. THIS IS OFF THE POLICE REPORTS FROM CLARION AND MEADVILLE.
- VENANGO CO SEN MARY JO WHITE CHAIRS THE SENATE ENVIRONMENTAL & ENERGY RESOURCES COMMITTEE, LEADING A CONTROVERSY OVER TOUGHER STATE MERCURY EMISSIONS REDUCTION RULES FOR COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS.
- VENANGO COUNTY SENATOR MARY JO WHITE AND SUPPORTERS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL INDUSTRY FAVOR WEAKER FEDERAL REGULATIONS REGARDING MERCURY EMISSIONS REDUCTION AT THE STATE’S COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS.
- FIRST ENERGY, THE PARENT FIRM OF PENELEC, MUST PAY A $25,000 FINE FOR A SOOT RELEASE, A BLACK RESIDUE FROM A POWER PLANT SMOKESTACK THAT COVERED OVER 300 HOMES.
- THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF COMCAST SAYS THE NEXT GREAT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY LIES IN SELLING ITS INTERNET, VOICE AND VIDEO SERVICES TO SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED BUSINESSES, SETTING A TARGET OF CAPTURING 20 PERCENT OF THE MARKET IN FIVE YEARS.
- A NEW PROPOSAL FROM A LEADING STATE HOUSE DEMOCRAT WOULD HOLD EMPLOYERS MORE YCCOUNTABLE IF A WORKER IS HURT ON THE JOB.
- CONGRESSMAN PHIL ENGLISH SAYS WHILE HE APPLAUDS THE PRESIDENTS REASSESSMENT OF U.S. IRAQ POLICY, HE DOES NOT SUPPORT AN EXPANSION IN AMERICAN TROOP STRENGTH ON THE GROUND.
- A CRAWFORD COUNTY MAN FACES AT LEAST FIVE YEARS IN JAIL AND FINES OF AT LEAST $50,000 FOR HIS CONVICTION OF MAKING OVER 95 GRAMS OF METH.
- A TOTAL OF $113,516 IS COMING TO THE VENANGO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S OFFICE AS PART OF A STATE WIDE $20 MILLION GRANT PROGRAM AWARDED TO COUNTIES TO AID VICTIMS OF CRIME.
- SPEAKING OF THE ROUSEVILLE BORO BUILDING, THE BUSINESS OF THE BORO IS BEING CONDUCTED IN AN OLD QUAKER STATE WAREHOUSE BECAUSE THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION HAS SHUT THE BUILDING DOWN.
- ROUSEVILLE BORO COUNCIL IS ALL BUT GIVING UP ON ENVIRO BIO DIESEL STARTING UP A PLANT ON THE GROUNDS OF THE OLD PENNZOIL REFINERY.
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- MANUFACTURING OIL PUMP JACKS IS AN ENDEAVOR ERIE RESIDENT DAN STUTZMAN SAYS FOUND HIM.
- REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN JOHN PETERSON SAYS HE PLANS A GIVE & TAKE RELATIONSHIP WITH CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS WHO NOW OWN THE MAJORITY.
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- A TITUSVILLE MAN IS CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH THE SHOOTING OF WILLIAM GREER IN OIL CREEK TOWNSHIP EARLY SUNDAY.
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- ABRAXAS PERSONNEL WILL MEET WITH UNION OFFICIALS ON FRIDAY IN ONE LAST EFFORT TO AVERT A STRIKE.
- UNDER THE BANNER OF A PROPOSED NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE, 8 VO TECH SCHOOLS IN THE KQW LISTENING AREA ARE JOINING FORCES.
- A LAKE EFFECT SNOW ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA FROM 8 TONIGHT UNTIL 4 TOMORROW AFTERNOON.
- A STATE LAW MAKER SAYS ONE WAY TO REDUCE HEALTH CARE COSTS IS TO MAKE SURE THERE’S ENOUGH FAMILY DOCTORS
- KRISTAL CLARK, OF FRANKLIN, IS FREE ON $10,000 BOND UNTIL MAY WHEN SHE WILL BE SENTENCED IN ERIE FEDERAL COURTH FOR EMBEZZLING OVER $3 MILLION FROM CLIENTS PARKER HUNTER IN OIL CITY FROM 1995 TO 2005.
- A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY SHOWS THE RISK FOR PATCHY FREEZING DRIZZLE CONTINUES ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE KQW LISTENING AREA UNTIL 10 A.M.
- THE ALLEGHENY NATIONAL FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN WILL BE ADOPTED THIS YEAR BY THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE.
- STATE HOUSE REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE SCOTT HUTCHINSON IS NOW A COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN FOR HIS PARTY DURING THE CURRENT LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
- WALKER WILL BE SENTENCED TOMORROW AFTERNOON IN VENANGO COUNTY COURT
- SWIFT REACTION TO THE STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT BUSH FROM CONGRESSMAN JOHN PETERSON OF PLEASANTVILLE.
- A LAKE EFFECT SNOW WARNING IS IN EFFECT ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA UNTIL 9 A.M. TOMORROW.
- A STATE LAWMAKER SAYS PRELIMINARY CHANGES TO STATE HUNTING REGULATIONS REAFFIRM PENNSYLVANIA’S REPUTATION FOR GREAT HUNTING.
- BACK IN SEPTEMBER, SHAWN HARMON OF CRANBERRY PLEADED GUILTY TO CHARGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOMICIDE BY VEHICLE DEATH WHILE DUI OF A STATE POLICE DISPATCHER IN MARCH 2005.
- A LAKE EFFECT SNOW ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA FROM 1 P.M. THIS AFTERNOON TO 7 A.M. WEDNESDAY MORNING UNTIL 11 A.M.
- THE STATE POLICE AT THE FRANKLIN STATION ARE INVESTIGATING AN ALLEGED INAPPROPRIATE CONTACT BETWEEN A KNOWN INDIVIDUAL AND JUVENILE FEMALE STUDENTS AT FRANKLIN MIDDLE SCHOOL.
- two state lawmakers from the kqw listening area are sounding off regarding their proposed and historic new welfare reforms
- A LAKE EFFECT SNOW ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA UNTIL 7 A.M.
- THAT LITTLE FURRY WEATHER PROGNOSTICATOR LIVING IN PUNXATAWNY ALREADY HAS STATE TROOPERS SENDING OUT FRIENDLY REMINDERS TO BEHAVE YOURSELF IF YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING THE ANNUAL GROUND HOG DAY EVENT.
- THE PUBLIC BUS ROUTES IN CRAWFORD COUNTY SERVING TITUSVILLE AND MEADVILLE MIGHT VERY WELL CHANGE IN A MATTER OF MONTHS.
- THE RECEPTION WILL BE A COLD ONE, BUT NOT BECAUSE OF THE PEOPLE.
- THE PA DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IS SEEKING A CIVIL PENALTY OF $31,000 FROM CHARLES TANNER OF BUTLER FOR NUMEROUS VIOLATIONS RELATING TO IMPROPER TRANSPORT, HANDLING & DISPOSAL OF WASTE TIRES AT SEVERAL SITES IN BUTLER & LAWRENCE COUNTIES.
- VENANGO COUNTY STATE SENATOR MARY JO WHITE OBJECTS TO THE ELEMENT OF GOVERNMENT INTRUSION IN THE REGULATION OF PERSONAL BEHAVIOR WHEN IT COMES TO DISCUSSING A POSSIBLE STATE WIDE SMOKING BAN IN PUBLIC PLACES.
- CONGRESSMAN JOHN PETERSON OF PLEASANTVILLE IS ACUTELY AWARE OF THE DIGITAL DIVIDE IN RURAL AREAS.
- IN AN EFFORT TO DECREASE DRUNK DRIVING ON SUPERBOWL SUNDAY, PENNDOT IS WORKING WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT AROUND THE STATE TO STEP UP DUI ENFORCEMENT EFFORTS.
- A WIND CHILL ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL NOON TOMORROW ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA.
- A WIND CHILL ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL NOON TOMORROW ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA.
- OIL CITY CODE OFFICER ED YARD SAYS THERE’S LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL IN DEALING W/ DERELICT HOUSING.
- A WIND CHILL ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT ACROSS THE KQW LISTEN AREA THIS MORNING UNTIL NOON TODAY.
- congressman phil english says in a statement regarding the presidents blueprint budget for 2008 that the pro growth policies enacted by congress have proven to be the lifeline of the american economy
- an erie slots casino may not open as scheduled next week, even though a company spokesman says the facility and an ad campaign are ready to go.
- VENANGO COUNTY STATE SENATOR MARY JO WHITE SAYS GOVERNOR ED RENDELL’S BUDGET WILL DRAMATICALLY IMPACT BOTH FAMILIES AND THE PENNSYLVANIA JOB MARKET.
- NEW TAXES WILL FUEL GOVERNOR ED RENDELL’S $27.3 BILLION BUDGET.
- FEDERAL OFFICIALS QUESTION WHETHER A PROPOSAL FOR AN INTERSTATE 80 INTERCHANGE TO GIVE TRUCKS ACCESS TO A LANDFILL PROPOSED IN WESTERN CENTER COUNTY FITS WITH REGIONAL LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION PLANS.
- attorney general tom corbett says in remarks delivered in oil city this afternoon at city hall operation raw deal is putting a dent in local drug trafficking.
- attorney general tom corbett says in remarks delivered in oil city YESTERDAY at city hall operation raw deal is putting a dent in local drug trafficking.
- Congressman Phil English plans to introduce legislation that will expand programs to help U.S. companies and their workers adjust to changes in the global market.
- Leaders of the Republican-controlled state Senate say they want to give some of the millions of dollars the legislature holds in a reserve fund back to Pennsylvania taxpayers.
- CITY COUNCIL SAYS WE HAVE TO START SOMEWHERE. SOME OIL CITY LANDLORDS SAY THERE MUST BE A BETTER WAY.
- A HEAVY SNOW WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA UNTIL 6 P.M. TOMORROW NIGHT.
- MEADVILLE STATE POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING THE ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A SNOW MOBILER.
- CITY COUNCIL SAYS WE HAVE TO START SOMEWHERE.
- AN ARMSTRONG COUNTY JUDGE WILL NOW DETERMINE THE DEGREE OF GUILT FOR A WOMAN WHO PLEADED GUILTY YESTERDAY TO ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE, ASSAULT AND KIDNAPPING FOR TRYING TO CUT AN UNBORN CHILD FROM HER PREGNANT NEIGHBORS’WOMB
- A HEAVY SNOW WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA UNTIL 6 P.M. TOMORROW NIGHT.
- WHEN IT COMES TO REPAIRING THE DAM AT POLK CENTER, THERE ARE MORE DECISIONS TO BE MADE THAN WHETHER THE DAM WILL BE BREACHED.
- THERE ARE ABOUT TWELVE INCHES OF SNOW ON THE GROUND THROUGHOUT THE KQW LISTENING AREA THIS MORNING.
- THE VENANGO AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GATHERS DURING ITS ANNUAL MEETING SET FOR THIS MORNING AT 8:30.
- IF FARMING IN THE KQW LISTENING AREA IS YOUR OCCUPATION, YOU MAY ESPECIALLY WANT TO HERE THIS.
- IF FARMING IN THE KQW LISTENING AREA IS YOUR OCCUPATION, YOU MAY ESPECIALLY WANT TO HERE THIS. THIS IS DR. JOHN MAY WITH THE NORTHEAST CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL HEALTH. I SPOKE WITH DR. MAY YESTERDAY.
- IF FARMING IN THE KQW LISTENING AREA IS YOUR OCCUPATION, YOU MAY ESPECIALLY WANT TO HERE THIS.
- THE VENANGO AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GATHERS DURING ITS ANNUAL MEETING SET FOR THIS MORNING AT 8:30.
- 3 STRATEGIC DRIVING STRATEGIES ARE POWERING THE VENANGO AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO A POSITIVE SPIN ON THE COUNTY’S BUSINESS CLIMATE.
- Congressman John E. Peterson, REPUBLICAN OF Pleasantville SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD WORK ON SOLUTIONS TO IRAQ PROBLEMS.
- A COCHRANTON MAN IS CHARGED WITH TERRORISTIC THREATS AGAINST THE UPMC NW REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BEHAVIORAL HEALTH UNIT ACCORDING TO FRANKLIN STATE POLICE.
- SPEEDING IS APPARENTLY THE CAUSE OF A CRASH ON INTERSTATE 80 INVOLVING A CAR AND A TRACTOR TRAILER.
- GLENN O. HAWBAKER INC OF STATE COLLEGE IS THE APPARENT LOW BIDDER ON AN INTERSTATE 80 PAVING PROJECT IN CLARION COUNTY.
- WHILE I’M ON THE SUBJECT OF DUI’S, A FRANKLIN STATE TROOPER, WITH THE AID OF INFORMATION SUPPLIED BY A CITIZEN APPREHENDED A DRUNK DRIVER WHO WAS ALSO IN VIOLATION OF PROBATION.
- state police fire marshals are investigating a fatal fire in forest county.
- It took 46 hours of nonstop dancing, but students at Penn State raised $5.2 million over the weekend to help children with cancer.
- Wal-Mart Stores Inc. announced Monday its plans for nine stores in areas in need of economic revitalization and said it will use those stores to help other businesses in the area develop.
- CITIZEN DISCUSSION CENTERED AROUND THE MECHANICS OF THE TAXING PROCESS, RANGING OUT TO THE FAIRNESS OF THE PROPOSED TAX QUESTION WHICH WILL APPEAR ON THE MAY 15TH BALLOT.
- AND WHILE SOME OF THE STUDENTS IN THE OIL CITY AREA SCHOOLS ARE GETTING THEIR TEETH ATTENDED TOO, THE REST OF THE STUDENTS AND STAFF WILL LOOK FORWARD TO NEW STATE OF THE ART BOILER SYSTEM AT THE HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL COMPLEX.
- FRANKLIN STATE POLICE ARE CONTINUING TO INVESTIGATE THE FINDING OF A FUNCTIONAL NON OPERATING METH LAB IN CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP MONDAY AROUND 6 P.M..
- A DENSE FOG ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 THIS MORNING. THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS SATURATED AIR MOVING ACROSS SNOW COVERED GROUND WILL CAUSE AREAS OF DENSE FOG INTO MID MORNING.
- A STATE APPEALS COURT YESTERDAY REVERSED PENNSYLVANIA’S APPROVAL OF A 2005 MERGER BETWEEN TELEPHONE GIANTS VERIZON AND MCI SAYING STATE REGULATORS FAILED TO PROTECT RATEPAYERS.
- VENANGO COUNTY STATE REPRESENTATIVE SCOTT HUTCHINSON WAS A PARTICIPANT IN WILLIAMSPORT YESTERDAY IN THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF HEARINGS PLANNED ACROSS THE STATE BY THE STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPUBLICAN POLICY COMMITTEE.
- William R. Herman
- William H. 'Bill' Long
- for the 57th consecutive year the chamber of commerce that is now the venango area chamber of commerce honored an outstanding citizen for the previous year.
- AS REPORTED EARLIER THIS WEEK THE OIL CITY HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMPUS WILL BE GETTING A NEW BOILER SYSTEM THIS SUMMER.
- THREE HOT TOPICS OF CONVERSATION AS OIL CITY AREA SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT DR. JOSEPH CARRICO VISITED THE KQW STUDIOS THIS MORNING.
- THIS WEEK CREWS AROUND THE KQW LISTENING AREA FINALLY WERE ABLE TO CLEAR MOST OF RECENT SNOW OFF THE PAVEMENTS. AND SOME DRIVERS BECAME JUST A LITTLE USED TO NEARLY NORMAL DRIVING AGAIN.
- A CONNEAUT LAKE WOMAN WILL BE SENTENCED APRIL 10TH ON EIGHT COUNTS OF THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAKING MOVEABLE PROPERTY, STEALING OVER $800,000 FROM A SAEGERTOWN CARE HOME DURING A 7 YEAR PERIOD.
- Clarion-based State Police detained five Mexican residents believed to be in the country illegally late Friday night.
- A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IS NOW IN EFFECT ACROSS THE KQW LISTENING AREA UNTIL 10 THIS MORNING.
- Whatever shortcomings the valentine’s day storm may have revealed about state govt, the sharpness of gov ed rendell’s political instincts is reaffirmed.
- THE TITUSVILLE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PURCHASED A MICROBREWERY PUB AND RESTAURANT AT SHERIFF’S SALE AND HOPES TO SELL IT TO SOMEONE WHO WILL REOPEN THE BUSINESS.
- A WARREN COUNTY MEDAL OF HONOR WINNER , A SOLDIER FROM SHEFFIELD WHO SERVED IN VIETNAM WILL GET HIS RIGHTFUL RECOGNITION.
- 275 WORKERS AT ONE OF MEADVILLE’S LARGEST EMPLOYERS ARE JUST A LITTLE UNEASY.
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