Gasco Distribution Systems is selling the assets of its Kane Division to a company in Ohio, according to a report in the Bradford Era this week.

The Public Utilities Commission approved the sale to Utility Pipeline LTD, and then to Knox Energy, for about 4 and a half million dollars.

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A Kane man waived his preliminary hearing on charges of threatening Kane Police Officer Heath Boyer.

Ronald M. Lucore, 19, who has been listed by police at residences in both Kane and James City, waived the hearing in January before District Judge Michael Kennedy of Kane.

Read the Complete Story in the Kane Republican Online.

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WFRM reports: Both Kane drivers are being cited for traffic violations following a collision Tuesday afternoon at the intersection of Route 6 and The Greendale Road in Wetmore Township, McKean County. State police said the crash occurred when 79 year old Joseph Wolfe, blinded by blowing snow after a log truck passed, turned left onto the Greendale Road in front of a Ford Explorer driven by John Sheaffer. Troopers said Sheaffer tried unsuccessfully to avoid the collision on the slush covered highway.
from wfrm.net

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William "Yogi" Osmer has stepped down from his post on the Kane Borough Council.

Osmer says the direction Council is headed is not one he "chooses to follow".



Editor's Note: I'm just surprised that there's more than one "Yogi" in this area! (Yogi Hatcher is my dad!)

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