SMETHPORT 35, CAMERON COUNTY 14

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SMETHPORT – Clay Schuler scored three touchdowns on the ground in the final 8:39 to break a 14-all tie and give Smethport a 35-14 win over visiting Cameron County Friday night.

Schuler, who ran 21 times for 210 yards and four second-half touchdowns, broke the tie with a 1-yard dive and added scoring runs of 86 and 28 yards later in the quarter to seal the victory for Smethport (3-2 overall, 3-2 AML North) and was also 2-for-6 passing for 42 yards.

Tucker Britton had tied the game at 14 early in the fourth quarter on an 11-yard run.

Karl Lightner added a first-half touchdown run for Smethport and also had 15 tackles, while Ryan Stratton also had 15 stops on defense for the Hubbers.

Antonio Johnson had 20-yard touchdown run in the first half for Cameron County (0-5).

Open Arms Community Church

BRADFORD - Open Arms Community Church in Bradford, PA is planning a celebration for the church's tenth anniversary on Sunday, October 7th. The event will feature special services at 9:15AM and 11:00AM as well as a potluck picnic following the second service.

Open Arms was launched 10 years ago by founding Pastor Andy Haskins and the congregation of the Allegany Free Methodist Church in the vacant Tuna Valley Free Methodist Church building. After a major facelift on the facilities, the fledgling church met on Saturday Nights, until current pastor, Mike McAvoy started Sunday morning services with his arrival one year later.

After ten years, the church has developed as an organization that attempts to engage culture with current topics, multimedia, and modern music.

This Sunday, September 30th, the church launches it's new fall series, TEOTWAWKI: The End of The World As We Know It, which will offer a current interpretation of end-times prophecies, as well as a "sensible" approach as to how they can be applied to modern life.

"We really want to extend a hearty welcome to our community for this anniversary!" says Media Coordinator Josh Hatcher. "We're so excited that we've been able to serve this region for ten years, and we would love it if we could celebrate together that weekend!"

Open Arms Community Church hosted a zombie themed video shoot in preparation for their new sermon series, "TEOTWAWKI: The End Of The World As We Know It". The series starts Sunday, September 30 at 9:15AM or 11:00AM, and will run through October

SHEFFIELD 13, CAMERON COUNTY 12

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SHEFFIELD — Mister Ussery's 48-yard interception return with 6:50 left in the fourth quarter was the difference in Sheffield's 13-12 win over visiting Cameron County Saturday afternoon.

Cameron County (0-4) had taken a 12-7 lead just before halftime when Tucker Britton threw a 13-yard pass to Dylan Armstrong with 22 seconds left in the second quarter.

Ussery then gave the Wolverines (1-3) for good with his big return. 

Sheffield outgained Cameron County, 284-166, and won despite losing the turnover battle, 5-1. Quarterback Shequan Wright gained 78 yards on 19 carries and passed for 76 yards. Daiquan Brown scored Sheffield's first touchdown in the first quarter on a 1-yard run.

Cameron County intercepted Wright twice and the first one was turned into a 101-yard return for a touchdown by Eric Spehalski for the game's first points with 6:54 left in the first quarter. Antonio Johnson led the Red Raiders with 65 yards on 23 carries.

ELK COUNTY CATHOLIC 43, CAMERON COUNTY 0

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ELK COUNTY CATHOLIC 43, CAMERON COUNTY 0

EMPORIUM – Mitchell Vallone threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third to lead Elk County Catholic to a 43-0 win at Cameron County Friday night.

Vallone was 3-for-5 passing for 52 yards with a 20-yard scoring passes of 20 and three yards to Clayton Housler while also rushing twice for one yard including a 1-yard scoring run. Housler grabbed all three of the completed passes.

Joe McLaughlin, Jonathan Dippold and Dan Singer also added touchdown runs for the Crusaders (3-0 overall, 3-0 AML South), while Ryan Seelye kicked a 23-yard field goal. Brock McCullough led ECC with 108 yards rushing on 14 carries.

Andrew Lathrop had 11 carries for 45 yards and three catches for 21 yards for Cameron County, which had just 19 total yards.

Cassie Frey doing the "leap of faith" at Penn-York. The 6th grade class traveled to Penn York to participate in some physically challenging activities

Curwensville 46 - CC 20

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Police nab Fleeing Suspect

Police Pursuit Updated 
Approximately 10am this morning, Austin Police Chief Kyle Day was alerted to a person that had fled the court house in Cameron County and advised that  PSP Cameron County, Sheriff Dept, and Emporium Police were in pursuit. 

Unfortunately the Actor; Jesse Coffman from Emporium fled pursuing police and was not located. 

Port Allegany Police, PSP Coudersrport and Austin Police were alerted that the suspect possibly headed in that direction. Description was a red Harley Davidson motorcycle operated by Jess Coffman, 36 years old, wearing jeans and white tee-shirt. 

At 12:46pm, Austin Police Chief Kyle Day spotted the motorcycle coming through town. Day took chase and was able to apprehend Coffman on Rt. #872 at Dividing Ridge. Day was assisted by PSP Coudersport, Coudersport Borough Police and Sweden Township Police. 

Sheriff's from Cameron County came and took custody of Coffman and returned to Cameron County. It was advised that Coffman was later taken to Jefferson County Jail on probation violations, Potter and Elk County Jails were full. 

The motorcycle was towed by Kightlinger Motors. PSP Emporium and Austin Borough Police both report that charges are pending as the investigation is continuing. 

Austin Borough Police

Tom Smith Charged in Federal Indictment with Carjacking and Use of a Firearm During Crime of Violence

The United states Attorney's Office for the middle district of Pennsylvania today announced the return of two-count indictment against Thomas Edward Smith, age 58, of Emporium, Pennsylvania. The indictment charges Smith with taking a motor vehicle by force and violence and using a firearm during a crime of violence.

Smith In Custody   Photo  Michelle Malize Clark

According to United States Attorney Peter J. Smith, the indictment alleges that on August 8, 2012 Smith pretended to be working on a car parked along a street in Emporium and flagged down an employee of Citizens & Northern Bank. He entered the vehicle and pulled out a handgun. The indictment alleges Smith then directed the victim to drive to the Citizens & Northern Bank branch in Emporiium. Smith allegedly told the victim this would be "the worst day of her life," that the victim and the bank had taken his house away from him in a bank foreclosure, and that the victim and another bank employee were now "going to pay for it," or words to that effect. According to the indictment, the victim jumped out of the vehicle to escape from Smith, who then fled from the vehicle.

On September 4, 2012, a federal complaint and arrest warrant issued charging Smith with taking a motor vehicle by force and violence and possession of a firearm during a crime of violence, and the federal warrant has been lodged as a detainer to keep Smith in custody pending his appearance in federal court. Smith is presently in custody on other, related state criminal violations filed in Cameron county following his arrest on September 3, 2012 in Emporium. The federal charges have been assigned to Judge Christopher C. Conner for trial.

If convicted of all the charges alleged in the indictment, Smith faces a mandatory prison term of seven years and a maximum sentence of life in prison and a $500,000 fine.


The case was investigated by the Emporium Borough Police Department, the Pennsylvania State Police, and Federal Bureau of Investigation in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Prosecution of this matter has been assigned to Assistant United States Attorney George J. Rocktashel.

A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE 9/11//2001 & MAX NARBY

GOD BLESS AMERICA


GOD BLESS AMERICA,



LAND THAT I LOVE

STAND BESIDE HER

AND GUIDE HER

THROUGH THE NIGHT

WITH THE LIGHT FROM ABOVE

FROM THE MOUNTAINS

TO THE PRAIRES

TO THE OCEANS WHITE WITH FOAM,

GOD BLESS AMERICA,

MY HOME SWEET HOME

GOD BLESS AMERICA,

MY HOME SWEET HOME.



A DAY OF

REMEMBRANCE


9/11//2001 & MAX NARBY



TUESDAY

SEPTEMBER 11, 2012

11:00 A.M.

NORTH BROAD STREET

EMPORIUM, PA 15834


"LET EVERY NATION KNOW, WHETHER IT

WISHES US WELL OR ILL, THAT WE SHALL

PAY ANY PRICE, BEAR ANY BURDEN, MEET

ANY HARDSHIP, SUPPORT ANY FRIEND,

OPPOSE ANY FOE TO ASSURE THE SURVIVAL

AND SUCCESS OF LIBERTY"

President John F. Kennedy


A DAY TO REMEMBER IS A TRIBUTE TO

THOSE VICTIMS OF THE TERRORIST

ATTACKS OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2001.

IT IS ALSO A TRIBUTE TO OUR MEN AND

WOMEN IN THE MILITARY WHO

PROTECT OUR FREEDOOM.


A DAY TO REMEMBER

SEPTEMBER 11, 2001


Welcome/MC…… Chief John Lovett


Emporium Borough Police

Invocation…….… Rev. Scott Mellot


First Baptist Church

National Anthem.. Cameron County High School Band

Dan Sensenig - Director

Keynote Speaker. William "Bill" Bogart

9/11 Ceremony & Max Narby Tribute

Music Selection …Cameron County High School Band

Taps………….... Cameron County Memorial Detail

Barry Sarick - Director

Closing Remarks.. Chief John Lovett

Conclusion……… singing of
GOD BLESS AMERICA

Lead by Kenny Ostrum

"
The deliberate and deadly attacks, which were carried out yesterday against our country, were more than acts of terror. They were acts of war."

President George W. Bush Sept. 12, 2001

World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Flight 93,

The unprovoked attacks upon America by

foreign terrorists have thrust the United

States and other countries into a war it

never envisioned. Today 9 years later

we remember the victims of the terrorists.

We also honor U.S. military personnel

who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in

defense of freedom.

We must stand united as a nation and be

committed to wiping out terrorism and

those who plot the murders of innocent

civilians throughout the world.

We remain committed to supporting

the young men and women of our armed

forces who go in harms way on our

behalf.

The heroes of flight 93, the 23 New York

City Police Officials, 37 Port Authority

Police Officers, and 343 Firefighters who

gave their lives September 11 trying to

save others, make us proud to be

Americans.

BROCKWAY 42, Cameron County 8

EMPORIUM – Alec Shaffer-Doan threw for 228 yards and five touchdowns including four to Jacob Perrin to lead Brockway to a 42-8 blowout road victory at Cameron County Friday night.

Shaffer-Doan finished the night 13 of 22 passing and hit Perrin nine times for 170 yards including a 65-yard scoring strike just 11 seconds into the game. That started a 24-point first quarter for Brockway, which led 34-0 at halftime.

Chad Melillo added 15 carries 116 yards rushing and a touchdown for the Rovers, while Anthony Benson also caught a 31-yard touchdown pass and Phil Esposito hit a 30-yard field goal.

Cameron County’s lone score came on a 15-yard touchdown run from Aaron Garrigan with only 50 seconds left. 

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