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Windber Research Institute partners with Maryland firm
Quality standards used in Windber Research Institute’s tissue banking program have created a valuable collection of materials for researchers in all areas of medicine. Windber’s blood and tissue specimens will now be available through a Maryland company that serves scientists around the world.In brief: Free dinner planned at Windber church A free community dinner will be served from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Windber Calvary United Methodist Church, 1800 Stockholm Ave.
Pa. handyman convicted of swindling woman, 94 A western Pennsylvania man has been convicted of stealing more than $650,000 from an elderly woman.
DA: Handyman swindled $650,000 from elderly woman EBENSBURG, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say a 94-year-old western Pennsylvania woman was swindled out of more than $650,000 by a handyman she trusted like a son.
DA: Handyman swindled $650,000 from Pa. woman, 94 Authorities say a 94-year-old western Pennsylvania woman was swindled out of more than $650,000 by a handyman she trusted like a son. United States - History - Business and Economy - New Jersey - Ponzi scheme
Handyman Accused of Bilking $650K from Woman, 94 Authorities Say Wheelchair-Bound Pa. Woman Swindled by Handyman She Trusted Like a Son
NEW - Man charged with child porn found on computer by St. Vincent College workers After 37 years, Harold Thomas of Williamsport, Lycoming County, was pretty sure he would never see his high school ring again.
Man tried on charges of swindling Pa. woman, 94 EBENSBURG, Pa.—A 94-year-old western Pennsylvania woman says a handyman she trusted like a son had her write checks to him personally, saying she was told that would let him get a contractor s discount for supplies.
DA: Handyman swindled $650,000 from woman, 94 EBENSBURG, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say a 94-year-old western Pennsylvania woman was swindled out of
Subcontractor in deadly well blast was cited for violations The employer of two workers killed in an oil and gas well explosion last week had paid nearly $10,000 in federal workplace safety fines for two other well fires, including a 2007 explosion that burned an employee, records show.