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Check your tickets, Jefferson County—someone is holding a major lottery winner! Pennsylvania Lottery officials confirm a jackpot-winning Match Six Lotto ticket worth over one-point-three-seven million dollars was sold at the Sykesville One Stop on East Main Street.

In Reynoldsville, borough police arrested fifty-eight-year-old James Warren Blake the Third after officers found him working behind the bar at a local establishment while in possession of over three ounces of methamphetamine and fifteen hundred dollars in cash.

And in DuBois, progress continues on the major revitalization of DuBois Street. Developers at Three Point Plaza report steady construction on the thirty-tenant commercial project, with the first retail building expected to be fully occupied by early next year.

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Potential presidential candidate Ro Khanna is bringing his statewide tour to Crawford County tomorrow afternoon. The California Democratic congressman will speak at Diamond Park in Meadville at four-thirty p-m to discuss housing, healthcare, and education in rural communities.

Emergency crews in Erie County carried out a technical rope rescue Sunday night after a woman fell nearly forty feet down a cliff near the Girard Fire Station. Firefighters hoisted her up the steep embankment before she was airlifted to a regional trauma center.

And a pretrial conference takes place tomorrow morning in Mercer County for Dashawn Watkins, who faces homicide charges in the twenty-twenty-four death and dismemberment of fourteen-year-old Pauly Likens.

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Emergency crews responded to a fatal two-vehicle crash Sunday evening along Route Eight in Butler Township. Authorities confirm one person died and three others were injured near West Central Equipment, prompting a response from three medical helicopters.

Also in Butler County, officials identified the two men killed when their car struck a tree on Beacon Road Saturday night. The victims were thirty-eight-year-old Cody Lee Huffman of Harmony and forty-five-year-old T-V Garrett of Cranberry.

And in Poland, Ohio, thirty-one-year-old Jamin Jama was arrested for O-V-I after plowing through a Walgreens parking lot, hitting a fire hydrant, and catching fire on Route Two-Twenty-Four.

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In Cattaraugus County, dozens of volunteers and local leaders gathered over the weekend to build a brand-new playground at Lyman Baker Park in Portville. The project was designed based on ideas submitted by local children and supported by the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation.

In Hornell, state transit officials warn drivers that new traffic patterns are now in effect along Route Thirty-Six. Access to Hornell Plaza is restricted to the southern entrance near McDonald's through August seventh as part of the ongoing sixty-four-million-dollar corridor overhaul.

And local sports honors: Hornell flag football receiver Selena Maldonado was named a first-team all-state selection following the team's Section Five championship season.

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In Corning, transit officials are warning drivers to prepare for a full daytime bridge closure tomorrow. State Route Four-Fourteen over the Brisco Bridge will shut down to all traffic from eight a-m to four p-m on Wednesday for Norfolk Southern railroad track repairs, with detours posted along Denison Parkway.

Over in Hammondsport, a team of volunteers and Olympic silver medalist Calvin Coffey are restoring the historic nineteen-seventies rowing shell Corsair at the Finger Lakes Boating Museum.

And state officials approved twelve million dollars in funding to support a forty-seven-million-dollar modernization of Hammondsport’s historic Pleasant Valley Winery.

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The National Weather Service confirms three rare EF-two tornadoes touched down simultaneously across Washington and Pleasants counties during last week's storms. High winds mowed down entire patches of trees, flipped trailers, and damaged a major communications tower before dissipating.

Here in Parkersburg, City Council meets tonight to vote on final readings of proposed utility discounts. The measure boosts early payment savings for police, fire, and sanitation fees to five percent.

And the Humane Society of the Ohio Valley warns Washington County commissioners that without a new contract and increased funding, the shelter will be forced to shut down by the end of the year.

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Good morning. Here is your New York State Roundup for this Tuesday morning.

Leading off in statewide public safety news, state officials report a major milestone in driving down violent crime. More than two dozen police departments participating in New York’s Gun-Involved Violence Elimination initiative report a nearly twenty-percent drop in gun-related violence over the first half of the year. Seventeen participating departments—including Kingston, Newburgh, Middletown, and Mount Vernon—report zero firearm-related homicides through June.

In statewide education news, the New York State Department of Education is sounding the alarm over a Western New York school district becoming the first in the nation to pilot a humanoid AI teaching assistant. State officials and the New York State United Teachers union are raising serious concerns over student privacy and data safeguards at Salamanca High School, calling for a pause while state regulators review the pilot program.

In Rochester court news, the second suspect charged in a thirty-four-year-old cold case murder is scheduled to appear before a judge today. Sixty-three-year-old Roy Green was extradited from Canada to face charges in the nineteen-ninety-two death of Victoria Jobson, whose remains were discovered in a vacant Rochester lot two months after she disappeared.

Turning to state agriculture, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that federal disaster relief is now available through the U.S. Department of Agriculture for New York farmers impacted by extreme spring weather. State officials say fruit growers were hit hardest, providing critical financial support to apple, strawberry, and grape producers across the state.

And to close in Central New York: three baseball legends were officially enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Carlos Beltrán, Andruw Jones, and Jeff Kent took the stage in front of thousands of fans and returning Hall of Famers, celebrating careers that defined a generation of baseball.

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In disaster recovery news, central West Virginia is entering its second week of flood recovery efforts as the Army National Guard and local emergency crews continue clearing debris across Upshur, Lewis, and Pleasants counties. Meanwhile, thousands of scouts attending the Scouting America National Jamboree in Fayette County turned their service projects into local relief, packing and distributing emergency hygiene kits and food to flood-impacted families across the state.

In federal legal news, United States Attorney Moore Capito is traveling across the Southern District of West Virginia to unveil a new, tailored approach to violent crime and child protection. Capito announced his office is taking a hardened stance on child predators and mid-level drug traffickers caught with firearms, while cautioning elderly residents to stay alert against a growing wave of phone and online financial scams.

Turning to state infrastructure, engineers are assessing unexpected structural defects discovered underneath the Chester Bridge in Hancock County. The highway department paused all paving operations on the bridge—which has been shut down for over a year—while experts review options to address the underlying structural issues.

In Mingo County, State Police arrested twenty-year-old Cameron Brinager of Delbarton following a domestic violence investigation. Authorities say Brinager assaulted three female family members, leaving one victim hospitalized with severe injuries. Brinager is held at the Southwestern Regional Jail awaiting arraignment.

In state sports, Harpers Ferry professional golfer David Bradshaw added another West Virginia victory to his resume, winning the Bettinardi Classic at Sugarwood Golf Course in Wayne County. Bradshaw closed out the thirty-six-hole tournament at eleven-under-par with back-to-back birdies on sixteen and eighteen.

And on a lighter note to finish up: an online request for dog treats turned into an absolute landslide of generosity for the Huntington-Cabell-Wayne Animal Control Shelter. After staff posted that they had run out of treats for their one-hundred-and-eighty shelter dogs, local residents and online deliveries flooded the shelter within hours, donating thousands of bags of treats.

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