The Tribune-Democrat - Wed Nov 25
Taxpayers will not see an increase in 2010 Cambria County taxes, although more revenue will go toward general use, commissioners said Wednesday.
Cambria swaps buildings for loan collateralThe Tribune-Democrat - Wed Nov 25
Cambria County will use the county-owned Central Park Complex instead of Laurel Crest as collateral for an $11.5 million loan taken out in 2003.
Happy Thanksgiving** ~ Abc23 News Update ~ WebcasWATM - Wed Nov 25
Cambria County breathing a sigh of relief as they say thanks over a new budget ~ 140 Gamasa workers wont be saying "thanks" for their jobs ~ Thanksgiving dinner will be a little easier to make for hundreds of people in Johnstown's Westend, this after they finally have water - and its "made to order" in Windber as a new Sheetz opens it's doors in ...
NEW Cambria taxes will remain same in 2010The Tribune-Democrat - Wed Nov 25
By SANDRA K. REABUCK THE TRIBUNE-DEMOCRAT EBENSBURG - The Cambria County commissioners announced today that the county's property tax will remain unchanged in 2010, although more of the revenue will be going for general use.
One killed in head-on crash in Indiana CountyPittsburgh Post-Gazette - Wed Nov 25
A Cambria County man was killed yesterday in a two-car crash in Indiana County. State police said David McKrush, 49, of Portage, was a passenger in a pickup truck when the accident occurred shortly after 3:30 p.m. on Route 286.
Portage area man killed in Route 286 crash in Young TownshipPittsburghLIVE.com - Wed Nov 25
A Cambria County man died Tuesday afternoon after a two-vehicle crash on Route 286 in Young Township in Indiana County.
NEW* Cambria County Man Involved In Deadly Drunk Driving Crash Is SentencedWATM - Tue Nov 24
Judge Gerard Long gave the maximum penalty to James Earl Gaunt. Gaunt was legally drunk when he was involved the fatal crash along Shady Springs Road on July 13, 2008.
Volunteers weave Christmas magic at Hartwood mansionPittsburgh Tribune-Review - Mon Nov 23
Janice Dugan recalls being raised "in a little bungalow" in Cambria County where six siblings occupied three bedrooms.
Students reinterpret Fairmount Park mansionsPhilly.com - Mon Nov 23
At Woodford in Fairmount Park are tour guide Christine Mifsud , who devised the art contest, and Moore College of Art and Design student Dana Osburn.
Western Pa. farmers live the very roots of the holidayPittsburgh Post-Gazette - Sun Nov 22
Mike and Cherie Reilly are the second generation to grow pumpkins at Reilly's Summer Seat Farm in Ohio Township.
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