Washingtonville
CRIME & SAFETY
Two Men Killed in Route 54 Crash are Identified
TURBOTVILLE – It was a Lewistown man, and a driver from Williamsport, who were the two men who died in a fiery crash last week in Montour County. State police tell us today, 55-year-old Homer Rice of Lewistown was driving a tri-axle dump truck at an unsafe speed, it drove into the oncoming lane of Route 54.
Officials release details on deadly Limestone Township crash
LIMESTONE TOWNSHIP, MONTOUR COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — 28/22 News has new information about a deadly crash in Montour County involving four vehicles. On Friday, June 28, several crews were called to an intersection of County Line Road and Route 54 around 2:30 p.m. after a dump truck carrying stone material hit a tractor-trailer in the opposite […]
Northumberland County man fails to register address for Megan's Law registry
Shamokin, Pa. — A Northumberland County man remains in jail after he failed to register his new address with state police as part of requirements for the Megan's Law registry. Police filed charges after they discovered on May 30 that Cody S. Glosek, 29, had moved to an address on Walnut Street in Sunbury from his previous home in Shamokin. Glosek moved on April 12 and didn't report the address change to police until May 24, according to the affidavit written by Patrolman Benjamin Busko...
Police identify victims of Friday’s central Pa. fiery four-vehicle accident
TURBOTVILLE — Men from Lewistown and Williamsport have been identified by state police as the victims of a fiery four-vehicle accident in Montour County on June 28. Pronounced dead at the scene were Homer S. Rice, 55, of Lewistown, and Robert W. Sholder Jr., 39, of Williamsport, two of the drivers.
Police Blotter July 1, 2024
Renovo Police have charged 21-year-old Nathaniel Strouse of Montandon with Corruption of Minors, Simple Assault, Sale and Use of Air Rifles, Harassment, and Disorderly Conduct, which stems from an incident that occurred during the evening of June 18, 2024,. The incident took place in the area of Huron Avenue and...
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