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Olean Dispatched To House Fire At 137 South Third Street
At 11:48 PM on Saturday, Olean Fire Dept. has been dispatched to a reported structure fire at 137 South Third Street.
Northern Potter Prom Royalty
Amanda Price Butler added 3 new photos
Troopers Investigate Juvenile Assault In Harrison Township
James B. MANSFIELD, 95, of Wellsville, NY
James B. MANSFIELD
James B. MANSFIELD, 95, of Wellsville, NY, died Saturday, April 29, 2017 in Wellsville Manor Care Center, Wellsville, NY.
Arrangements will be announced by the Olney Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Ulysses, PA.
Crash On North Williamson Road in Blossburg
Organ/Piano Concert At Sartwell Creek Union Church Sunday, April 30th At 3 PM
UPDATED--Police, Fire & EMS Dispatched To Domestic With Person Struck By A Vehicle
At 5:12 PM on Saturday, Smethport Fire Dept. & Ambulance have been dispatched to a domestic in front of 150 Kleisath Road where a male has reportedly been struck by a vehicle with a leg injury. Police are en route. Emergency responders instructed to stage away from the scene until police arrive.
5:16 PM--Smethport police on scene. EMS to come to scene. Fire Department recalled.
Blossburg Dispatched To Vehicle Into Pole Crash
At 4:12 PM on Saturday, Blossburg Fire & Ambulance with Wellsboro ALS dispatched to the area of 120 North Williamson Road for a vehicle into a pole. One occupant is self extricated.
Elaine L. Shavalier, 68, of Port Allegany, PA
Elaine L. Shavalier
Elaine L. Shavalier, 68, of Port Allegany, PA died Thursday (April 27, 2017)at her home in , Port Allegany.
She was born July 19, 1948 in Port Allegany, a daughter of Benjamin H. and Irene J. Kester VanSickles, On August 17, 1968 in the Sartwell Creek Church, she married Rickey G. Shavalier, who survives.
Mrs. Shavalier was a graduate of Port Allegany High School.
Mrs. Shavalier was a homemaker attending to the needs of her family. She especially enjoyed her grandchildren.
In addition to her husband, she is survived by
three sons: Clyde E. Shavalier of State College, PA, Wayne A. Shavalier of Port Allegany, PA, Daniel L. (Jeanne) Shavalier of Eldred, PA
one sister: Jennie Lee (Victor) Marvin of Ceres NY
two brothers: Albert A. VanSickles of Coudersport, PA, Darrell (Donna) F. VanSickles of Port Allegany, PA
Two grandchildren; Benjamin Shavalier and Kayleen Shavalier
Two step grandchild: Andrew And Brian Pritt.
She was preceded in death by son, David Shavalier, sister, Kathryn T Green, Brother, Benjamin VanSickles.
There will be no visitation.
Memorial service will be held on Saturday May 13, 2017 at 11:00am in the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc., 105 Main St., Port Allegany with the Rev Randall Headley, Pastor of the Port Allegany United Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in the Card Creek Cemetery, Roulette Twp.
Memorials may be made to Port Allegany United Methodist Church, 307 N Main St, Port Allegany, PA 16743 or the Asbestosis or Mesothelioma Funds
Online condolences may be made at www.hartle-tarboxfuneralhomes.com
Arrangements are under the direction of the Hartle-Tarbox Funeral Homes, Inc., Port Allegany.
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Wellsville Nitros need a few more host families
The Wellsville Nitros are in need of a few more host families for their Summer Collegiate League Baseball team.
If you live within 30 minutes of Wellsville, have an extra bedroom, and are willing to open your home for a player or two, please contact Steve Ackley at 585-596-9523 or Shelley Butler at 585-593-4256.
Players are due to arrive Memorial Day Weekend and will be here approximately 8 weeks. You will receive a small stipend.
Rare Photo Of The Old Hickory In Coudersport
Potter County Habitat For Humanity Seeks Donations To Sell In Our Resale Store
Currently Potter County Habitat for Humanity is in need of donations of items to sell in our retail store located in Sweden Valley.
Our store sales have been increasing daily due to the large amount of customers that have been patronizing our store at our new location.
We want to thank everyone again for your support of our organization, which in turn helps us to help some needy family in Potter County.
Our store hours are Wednesday thru Saturday, 9:00 am until 3:00 pm.
You can drop off your items at our store during these hours, or you can call Dick Myers at 910--279--7412 to make an appointment for pickup.
Coudersport Ambulance Dispatched To Sweden Valley Manor
At 12:19 PM on Saturday, Coudersport Ambulance dispatched to Sweden Valley Manor for a patient with difficulty breathing.
Alex Renn Updates Work To Restore Old Hickory In Coudersport, PA
Wellsboro Dispatched to Wildfire
At 10:49AM on Saturday, Wellsboro Firefighters have been dispatched to a wildfire at 5440 Rt. 6.
Wellsville Police arrested Michael A. Maisonet, age 34 of Belfast, NY
Michael A. Maisonet
Wellsville Police Blotter
Wellsville Police arrested Michael A. Maisonet, age 34 of Belfast, charging him with Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance 4th (Class C Felony) and Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance 5th (Class D Felony).
The charges stem from an investigation into the illegal sale of narcotics in the Village of Wellsville. Maisonet was processed and arraigned before Wellsville Village Judge O'Connor. Maisonet was committed to the Allegany County Jail on $10,000.00 cash bail or $20,000.00 property bond. Maisonet is due back in Wellsville Village Court on May 16th at 4:30 pm.
Wellsville Police were assisted by the Southern Tier Regional Drug Task Force and the New York State Police Community Narcotics Enforcement Team (C-NET). (Photo Provided)
Wellsville Police arrested Mavrick A. Glover, age 19 of Wellsville, NY
Wellsville Police arrested Mavrick A. Glover, age 19 of Wellsville, charging him with Menacing a Police Officer or Peace Officer (Class D Felony), Criminal Possession of Stolen Property 4th (Class E Felony) and Resisting Arrest. The charges stem from an incident that took place on East Hanover Street in the Village. Glover was processed and arraigned before Town of Willing Judge Guiney. Glover was committed to the Allegany County Jail on $10,000.00 cash bail or $20,000.00 property bond. Glover is due to appear in Wellsville Village Court on April 25th at 4:30 pm. (photo provided)
Wellsville Police arrested Mavrick A. Glover, age 19 of Wellsville, charging him with Making a Terroristic Threat (Class D Felony). The charge stems from an ongoing investigation of an incident that took place on E. Hanover Street on April 23rd. Glover who was currently incarcerated in the Allegany County Jail was processed and arraigned before Wellsville Village Judge O'Connor. Glover was returned to the Allegany County Jail on an additional $5,000.00 cash bail or $10,000.00 property bond. Glover is due back in Wellsville Village Court on May 16th at 4:30 pm. (Photo Provided)
David J. Paul Retiring As McKean County 911 Dispatcher
McKean County Dept of Emergency Services with David J. Paul.
If you happen to speak to or see "Dispatcher Dave" today, wish him a happy retirement from the Department of Emergency Services! Dave has been serving the citizens of Mckean County since August of 2011. We thank you for your service and hope you enjoy retirement (the second one)!
Water Rescue Of Paddlers In Distress On Allegheny River Prompts Caution Warning
Allegheny Outfitters
Last night there was a water rescue near Tidioute on the Allegheny River for paddlers in distress. Everyone is safe without injuries thanks to our local Glade VFD Swiftwater Rescue team.
This time of year always makes us a bit nervous as an outfitter, as the sun starts to shine and air temperature rises, people are antsy to get on the water and find themselves taking chances because of it. Please folks, check water levels and water temperature. 9,000 cubic feet per second is high water, and 45 degree water is still very, very cold. Talk to local outfitters, USACE or PA Fish and Boat Commission about whether or not it's safe. If any of these organizations say it's dangerous, please take it seriously. The decision to paddle in these conditions not only puts yourself at risk, but rescue personnel as well.
Respect the river. Immersion in water colder than 60 degrees can lead to the rapid development of hypothermia and put you in dire straits in short order. (A good rule of thumb to follow is the "120 degree rule." This means you should wear a wet suit or dry suit whenever the sum of air and water temperature is equal to or less than 120 degrees.) Appreciate the importance of wearing a PFD (and remember, it's the law through April to have it on at all times). Let someone know where you're going and when you plan to return.
We're looking forward to a fun, safe paddling season. Let's all work together to make this the last time our Glade Swiftwater Rescue team has to get that call.
Homeless Man Jailed In Lieu Of Bail On Weapons/Trespassing Charges In Potter County
Sweden Township Police Department
When officers were checking permits of CVM on Irish Farm Rd, they were summoned to a man along the highway on the East side of Denton hill. Upon arrival found a w/male that PSP-CDSPT had made contact with near Big Phil Hollow due to them also receiving complaints.
After investigating it was determined that the out of state homeless man had trespassed with his Motor vehicle, that he had a loaded firearm in the vehicle ( 12 ga. Shotgun ) and became locked in on the private Ln.
Officers transported him to the local barracks were he was checked for wants/warrants - None Found.
He was arrested ( Ptlm White ) and arraigned in front of Judge Annette Easton on the Weapons/Trespassing Charges and remanded to the Potter County Jail after he was unable to post the $20,000 bail. A hearing has been set in May.
Cuba Dispatched For Accidents On I-86
At 12:20 AM on Saturday, there are a couple of accidents on I-86 in the Cuba area. One is Eastbound and the other is near the Cuba/Ischua town line.
West End Trailblazers Chicken BBQ Saturday, 4-29 in Roulette
Public Pig Roast Set For April 29, 2017 At The Burtville Bridge In Roulette
Check Out The Kubota Zero Turn Mowers At Howard's, Inc. In Coudersport, PA
Let James Young Show You More Ways To Save On Auto Insurance, Call For Free Quote!!
See Cub Cadet All-Around Strength At Moon's Farm Yard Center In Ulysses & Wellsboro
Annual Riverside Methodist Church Rummage Sale Saturday In Roulette
Zito Media Seeking NOC Manager At Coudersport Facility
Come & See The Creek Side Barn Venue At Open House On Saturday, April 29, 2017
Spring Fling Craft Show At Northern Potter Children's School Cafeteria Saturday 10 to 2
Whispering Evergreens Food Plots, Supplies & Services For You
West Branch Township Residents Spring Clean Up Friday & Saturday, May 5 & 6
Ridgway Dispatched To Vehicle Into Pole On Brusselles Street
At 10:49 PM on Friday, Ridgway is responding to a vehicle into a pole near the Union Hall on Brusselles Street. Police on scene report no injuries, one occupant.
At 11:13 PM--EMS was dispatched to a 3 vehicle crash near 1000 Brusselles Street with at least two occupants complaining of injuries.
Lucille D. "Lucy" Stangl, 81, a lifelong resident of Coudersport, PA
Lucille D. "Lucy" Stangl
Lucille D. "Lucy" Stangl, 81, a lifelong resident of Coudersport, PA passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, April 27, 2017 in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville.
Ridgway Dispatched For ATV Accident With Injury
At 9:10 PM on Ridgway Fire Dept. & EMS has been dispatched to an ATV accident near 1594 Marilyn Lane. One person is reported injured.
Johnsonburg Dispatched To Porch Fire At Maple & Elk Avenue
At 9:09 PM on Friday, Johnsonburg Fire Department has been dispatched to a porch fire at Maple & Elk Avenue.
10:07 PM--Fire Under Control.
Eldred Driver Swerves To Miss Pothole, Jeep Strikes Mailbox, Goes In Ditch, Strikes Culvert & Rolls Over On Roof
Maple Cooking Contest Saturdy, May 6th At Potter-Tioga Maple Festival in Coudersport, PA
Sign Up By May 1st For Seneca Allegany Casino Bus Trip On May 13th
Port Allegany Ambulance Dispatched For Assault Victim
At 6:38 PM on Friday, Port Allegany Ambulance has been dispatched to Chestnut Street for a 12 year old female assault victim with a head injury. Port Allegany police are on scene.
Bradford City Firefighters Dispatched To Unknown Fire
At 6:31 PM on Friday, Bradford Firefighters have been dispatched to the area of Leland Avenue & Jefferson Street for an unknown fire. Residents report a large column of black smoke.
Major Addition To Potter County Historical Society's Museum To Be Dedicated Sunday In Coudersport
A major addition to the Potter County Historical Society's museum on North Main Street in Coudersport will be dedicated at 2 pm Sunday, April 30. The new Farm Equipment Shed is the culmination of a multi-year effort to establish a permanent collection that traces the history of local agriculture dating back to Native American practices.
Bill Roberts
Many of the vintage pieces, including farm equipment and implements, could not be practically exhibited in the museum, so directors embarked on a plan to establish a shed on museum grounds. Even the shed itself has been constructed as a historical exhibit.
Society officials will dedicate the exhibit to the late William L. Roberts of Coudersport, a dedicated and respected agriculturalist, archaeologist and artist/craftsman. He died last October at age 102.
Bill was associated with Barnett Brothers Headwater Potatoes of Ulysses for more than 60 years. In 1988, at age 73, he received a master's degree in anthropology from Penn State University. Part of his studies was an archaeological investigation into the agricultural practices of Native Americans in the high altitude, cold climate areas of Potter County.
He was active with the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology and the Potter County Historical Society. Bill not only built his own house, he also enjoyed making copper weather vanes, iron railings and multiple woodshop items, many of which were donated to non-profit organizations.
Delays on Route 11/15 in Monroe Township
Montoursville, PA – Motorists in Snyder County are advised there is a backlog of traffic on Route 11/15 in Shamokin Dam Borough due to an overturned tractor trailer.
More details will be issued as they become available
Motorists should avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
Roulette · Has anyone seen our cat?
Jessica Caskey
Roulette ·
Has anyone seen our cat? Her name is Duchess. She is a long haired grey cat with a white chest and feet. She also has a tipped ear from being fixed. She is like the community cat but we have checked all the usual places and no one has seen her in a few days. We live on 2nd street. If you know where she is or what happened to her please let me know...I have a very upset little girl that her cat is gone.
Raymond A. "Rusty" Hetrick, 79, of 36 Jefferson Street Bradford, PA
Raymond A. "Rusty" Hetrick
Raymond A. "Rusty" Hetrick, 79, of 36 Jefferson Street Bradford, PA passed away, Friday, April 28, 2017, at Bradford Manor.
Born in Sigel, on February 7, 1938,he was a son of the late Gertrude (Asel ) Hetrick-Songer and Howard Hetrick.
Rusty was a 1956 graduate of Bradford High School.
He worked for the US Forest Service and construction in the Bradford area before moving to California. He owned & operated a small grocery store in Olhone, CA and retired and returned to Bradford.
Rusty was a lifetime member of the Bradford YMCA, and a member of the Pine Acre's Country Club. He was an avid sports fan, he especially enjoyed gong to the Bonnie's basketball games.
Surviving are two brothers, Ronald (Bertha) Hetrick of Ormsby, and Dale (Barbara) Songer of Bradford, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his step father Robert Songer and a brother Donald L. Hetrick.
At Rusty's request there will be no public services. Burial will be in Mt. Tabor Cemetery in Sigel. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes Inc.
Memorial contributions, if desired, may be made to Bradford Family YMCA 59 Boylston Street Bradford, PA 16701 or Western PA/West VA Leukemia/ Lymphoma Society, River Walk Corp. CT. 333E, Carson St. 441, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.
Joyce I. Cercone, 84, of 276 East Main Street, Bradford, PA
Joyce I. Cercone
Joyce I. Cercone, 84, of 276 East Main Street, Bradford, PA passed away, Friday, April 28, 2017, at the Bradford Ecumenical Home.
Born December 22, 1932, in Ludlow, she was a daughter of the late John B. and Mary Jeannette (Korb) Carll.
Joyce was a 1951 graduate of Bradford High School.
On September 24, 1955, in St. Bernard Church, she married Angelo D. Cercone who died July 14, 2007.
Mrs. Cercone had been employed at Dresser Manufacturing as a switchboard operator for over 30 years. She enjoyed reading and traveling around the country with her family.
She is survived by a son, Michael J. (Nancy) Cercone of Bradford, a daughter-in-law, Carolyn Cercone of Bradford, two brothers, Albert E. "Gene" (Donna) Carll, of Bradford, and Duane E. (Betty) Carll, of North Tonawanda, five grandchildren, Jason M. Cercone, Megan M. (Greg) Mittleider, Brandon J. Cercone, Rachel L. Cercone and Amber Reed, one great grandchild, Mackenna Cercone, and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, and one son, Mark J. Cercone.
Family will be receiving friends on Monday, May 1, 2017, from 4:00 to 7:00pm, and again Tuesday 10:00am to 11:00am in the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes, Inc., 372 East Main St. where funeral and committal services will be held on Tuesday, at 11:00am, with Rev. W. LeRoy Beckes, retired Presbyterian minister officiating. Burial will be in St.Bernard Mausoleum.
Memorials if desired may be made to the charity of the donor's choice
Robert E. VanHoutte , 81, of 659 West Washington Street, Bradford, PA
Robert E. VanHoutte
Robert E. VanHoutte, a kind and loving husband, father and grandfather, 81, of 659 West Washington Street, Bradford, PA passed away, Thursday, April 27, 2017, at the Bradford Manor.
Born July 22, 1935, in Olean, NY, he was a son of the late Amos V. and Helen M. (Siffrinn) VanHoutte.
Mr. VanHoutte was a 1955 graduate of Bradford High School. He had been employed at Dresser Manufacturing for 38 years working in every department. He retired as head of the shipping department. While working at Dresser's he also worked nights at Ray's Sunoco gas station.
On April 28, 1962 in Bradford, he married Lois Jean (Morey) VanHoutte, who survives.
He enjoyed sitting on the porch watching birds, camping, boating and having picnics with the family and neighborhood friends. He loved traveling, out west to California, and points north, his last trip was to Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island.
He was a member of St. Bernard Church, and a member of the Quarter Century Club at Dresser.
Surviving in addition to his wife Lois Jean, of 55 years, are three daughters, Diane M. VanHoutte-Wingold, of Pittsburgh, Rebecca J. Gould, of McAdoo, and Julie L. LeTrent, of Grapevine, TX, one sister, June M. (Larry) Brown, of Bradford, sister-in-laws Mary Sue VanHoutte, of Gettsyburg, Joyce VanHoutte, of TN ,and Judy VanHoutte, of Olean, a brother-in-law, Roger (Connie) Morey, of Fayettville, NY, 9 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, 3 great great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews with whom he always enjoyed telling stories about growing up.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one sister Mary Jane Williams, four brothers, Amos, Richard, James and Raymond VanHoutte, one sister-in-law, Mary VanHoutte and one brother-in-law, James Williams.
Family will be receiving friends on Sunday, April 30, 2017, from 2 to 4 pm & 6 to 8pm in the Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Homes, Inc., 372 East Main St. where a prayer service will be held on Monday, May 1, 2017, at 9:30am followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:00am St. Bernard Church, with Rev. Raymond Gramata, pastor as Celebrant. Rev. Seth McClymonds, pastor of the First United Methodist Church will be the Lector. Burial will be in Willow Dale Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, St. Bernard Church or a charity of the donor's choice.
C&N Donates to River Valley Regional YMCA's "Colin Flynn's Share Your Heart" Program
TOWANDA, PA – Citizens & Northern Bank donated $1,000 to the River Valley Regional YMCA support their "Colin Flynn Share Your Heart Program." This program helps to offer scholarships to underprivileged children and seniors in the area.
In 2015, Colin Flynn began the "Share Your Heart" program for his senior project because he wanted everyone to be able to enjoy the programs offered at the YMCA, regardless of their ability to pay. After Colin passed in late 2015, his friends picked up the program and continued his legacy.
Citizens & Northern Bank is proud to partner with Colin and the River Valley Regional YMCA to offer these programs to everyone.
Citizens & Northern Bank is a local, independent community bank providing complete financial, investment and insurance services through 26 full service offices throughout Cameron, Potter, McKean, Tioga, Bradford, Sullivan and Lycoming counties in Pennsylvania, in Canisteo and Hornell, NY and a loan production office in Elmira, NY. C&N can be found on the worldwide web at www.cnbankpa.com. The Company's stock is listed on NASDAQ Capital Market Securities under the symbol CZNC.
Melanie Sparbanie (left), C&N Regional Community Office Manager presented Charity Field (left-center) YMCA Executive Director, Kelly Flynn (right-center), Colin's Mother and Annie Young (center), Share Your Heart Program Campaigner a check for $1,000 to support the "Colin Flynn's Share Your Heart Program."
MANY PITT-BRADFORD GRADS HEADED INTO NURSING, HEALTH FIELDS
BRADFORD, Pa. – University of Pittsburgh at Bradford nursing majors will head to hospitals from Cleveland to Philadelphia after commencement exercises Sunday.
The nursing students are among 286 students who will earn their associate or bachelor's degrees from Pitt-Bradford. Many of those students will be employed or further studying health fields.
Nursing majors Rilan Galicic of Hughesville and Zachary Hadfield of Kane will both be emergency room nurses at UPMC Mercy in Pittsburgh.
Working nearby will be Jamie Vanalstine of Bynedale, who will be a nurse in the cardiac telemetry unit at Allegheny General Hospital. Ashley Bowes of Horseheads, N.Y., will be a nurse at Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC.
Across the state in Philadelphia, Kellie Nugent of Glen Mills will be a nurse in the cardiac intensive care unit of the University of Pennsylvania Hospital.
In Cleveland, Katelyn Nedz of Butler will work as a nurse in the University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center.
Nicole Sicher of Kane will also be a nurse with UPMC.
Close to campus at Bradford Regional Medical Center, look for Nahdirah Barber of Landsowne, who will be a medical surgical nurse at the hospital. Richard Brand of Bethlehem will be a nurse there as well.
Billijo Kriner of Bradford will work as a nurse at Penn Highland Hospital in St. Marys while pursuing her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Pitt-Bradford.
Kelly Helton of Bradford will take on new duties as a registered nurse at Bradford Manor, where she had worked as a licensed practical nurse. Similarly, BSN graduate David Demers of Warren will take on new responsibilities as an emergency room nurse at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Outside of nursing, a handful of exercise science graduates will be working and studying health.
Cassandra Slagle of New Bethlehem will pursue a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology at East Stroudsburg University.
Amanda Sandroni of Seneca Falls, N.Y., and Miranda Ruffner of Smethport will both attend Marywood University in Scranton, where Sandroni has a graduate assistantship and will pursue a master's degree in nutrition, and Ruffner will study for a Master of Sports Nutrition and Exercise Science.
Justine Fox of Clarendon and Abarhan Frech-Reyes of Linden, N.J., will both work toward a master's degree in exercise science -- Fox at Bloomsburg University and Frech-Reyes at Liberty University.
Jillian Fleming, an exercise science major from Hamburg, N.Y., will study for a master's degree in community and school health at Canisius College.
Hunter Kline of Portersville has been accepted to medical school at the Lake Erie College of Medicine.
Carly Kriner of Titusville will work as an athletic trainer for Charles Cole Memorial Hospital.
Two students will be pursuing a Master of Science in athletic administration at California University of Pennsylvania: Charles Norman, a sport and recreation management major from Philadelphia, and Katelynn Saulter, an athletic training major from Shinglehouse.
Michelle Harvey, a biology major from Philadelphia, will be a medical scribe at Nazareth Hospital in Philadelphia.
Bhavya Jagadeesh, an economics major from Morrisville, will be an insurance representative with Mass Mutual.
In other areas, Levi Wasielewski, a criminal justice major from Waterford, will be a Pennsylvania State Trooper.
Criminal justice major Travis Young of Titusville will be an agent with the U.S. Border Patrol in Laredo, Texas.
Criminal justice major Josh Sourbeer of Pittsburgh will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. He will be stationed this summer at Fort Knox, Ky., where he will assist with cadet summer training programs, then attend the infantry basic officer leadership course at Fort Benning, Ga., before going to U.S. Army Ranger School.
Justin Conley, a computer information systems and technology major from North East, accepted a position as an associate systems analyst with Bechtel Plant Machinery in Monroeville. Bechtel is the largest construction and civil engineering company in the United States.
Another CIS&T major, Laura McKibbin of Warren, will be a human resources analyst with Northwest Savings Bank.
Some other students headed for graduate school include second-team basketball NCAA Division III All-American and double major Evan Greening, who will be a graduate assistant coach for the men's basketball program at Marymount University in Arlington, Va., which will cover the cost of his Master of Education degree. At Pitt-Bradford, he majored in history-political science and social studies education 7-12 while becoming the most-decorated basketball player in Pitt-Bradford history.
Alyssa Gregg, a business management and economics major from Kane, also received a graduate assistantship to help her earn her master's degree. She will attend the University of Akron for a master's degree in applied economics.
Amanda Stady, an accounting major from Allegany, N.Y., has been accepted to law school at Western Michigan University Cooley Law School.
Evelynn Maze, an environmental studies major from James City, is pursuing a Master of Science degree in environmental law and policy at Vermont Law School.
A handful of graduates will travel to St. Bonaventure University to earn a Master of Business Administration degree: Brock Blovsky, a business management major from Olean, N.Y.; Luke Muye, an accounting and business management major from Waterford; Kayti Toplovich, an accounting and business management major from Centerville; and Alyssa Warner, an accounting and business management major from Warren.
Finally, other students headed straight into the workforce include Chelsea Dechow, a hospitality management major from Cattaraugus, N.Y., a manager for Hutchinson Foods; Amber Wagner, an accounting and business management major from Tionesta, office manager for Shamrock Solutions Inc. in Clarion; Katelynn Langhans, a public relations major from Springville, N.Y., public relations representative and media consultant for Pioneer Camp and Retreat in Angola, N.Y.; Rubie Nelson, an early level education major from Shrewsbury, a teacher in Seattle; and Patricia Blakesslee, an early level education major from Salamanca, N.Y., teacher with the Salamanca School District.
Photo shows 2017 Pitt-Bradford graduates (from left) Katelyn Nedz, a nursing major from Butler, and exercise science majors Miranda Ruffner of Smethport, Casey Slagle of New Bethlehem and Kayla Taylor of Bradford.
At 5:10 PM on Friday, Coudersport Ambulance & ALS have been dispatched to Sweden Valley Manor for a medical emergency.
Bolivar & Richburg Dispatched To Fire On Anderson Hollow Road
At 5:10 PM on Friday, Bolivar & Richburg have been dispatched to a fire in the woods along Anderson Hollow Road.
Richburg Recalled. Fire under control.
Mayfred Russell Family Donation to CASD Smart Labs
The family of Mayfred Russell contacted the Coudersport Area School District at the time of her passing in January to inquire about the possibility of setting up a memorial fund to honor Mrs. Russell's long term commitment to the district that she served for many years as a board member and as the first business manager. The fund was established with the understanding that at some point her daughters would meet with the school administration to determine the best use of the funds by the district.
At a meeting held earlier this month, the family learned of the district's plans to purchase a Smart Lab for each of the schools. The labs are customized learning environments designed specifically for each school to focus on 21st century skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, communication and project management through the use of module-based programs. Learners explore science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through applied technology while building connections to social studies, language, arts and other academic subject areas. After several board members, along with school staff members, visited a number of these labs at area elementary and high schools and were extremely impressed by the attributes of the labs, a decision was made at the April 19th school board meeting to invest in these labs for the benefit of the students in the Coudersport District.
The funding for this project is coming from the Capital Reserve Fund managed by the district for the purpose of investing in maintaining and improving the physical facilities as well as the education programs offered to students.
After learning more about the Smart Labs and the plans for their use, the family of Mrs. Russell along with the school's administration representatives, felt that the $3,000 in the Mayfred Russell Memorial Fund would be best utilized to assist in offsetting some of the lab costs. Mrs. Russell's daughters felt that their mom would most appreciate the funds going towards the elementary lab, as she was particularly fond of sparking the interest of young students who were just beginning their educational journey.
The Coudersport Area School District is very appreciative of this gift and believes that this investment in her name will ensure that Mayfred Russell's tireless dedication to our students will continue on well into the future.
Sean Reams (Elementary Principal) accepts a donation check from Janet Russell Chalfant, Linda Russell Klingaman, Carol Russell Carts and Mary Russell Lilja (Daughters of Mayfred Russell) in the back row along with Steve Mongillo (High School Principal), Micki Brown (School Board Member – Curriculum Committee Chairperson) and Russ Streich (School Board President).
Take Your Kids to Congress Day
U.S. Representative Glenn 'GT' Thompson has three grown sons, but he had a special visitor Thursday as the nation marked "Take Your Daughters and Sons To Work Day."
Seth Parish, 7, of Maryland shadowed Thompson for the day. Seth's dad was serving in the U.S. Army when he lost his life in 2009 about a month before Seth was born.
The nonprofit Tuesday's Children, who works with military families that have suffered loss, brought Thompson and Seth together.
CNN's Kristen Holmes shares their story:
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Watch Rep. Thompson speak about Seth on the House floor
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I don't hide the fact that I was a very nieve dog owner before I got Lottie. I had no idea just how big the dog world was and what amazing things dogs could help people to achieve. This has certainly changed now!
You guys all know my love for clicker training and Lottie and I are working on a few new tricks at the moment both for fun and also to help me practically. Here's our most recent one which we are both very proud of.
What trick or behavior has your dog learnt recently?
How cute!!! What a smart girl :) Does she go and fetch other items by name?
We love trick and clicker training! Soon Ruby will be applying for her Intermediate Trick Dog title through Do More With Your Dog. It's a fun way for a reactive girl like her who can't participate in group sports to gain some accolades. Currently we are working on "march" which is a walk forward with alternating front leg lifts - think chorus line kicks!
Lottie's new trick is sweet and practical!
We are so excited to have you join our Blog Hop!
Great job with the slippers fetching Lottie!
We're working on a variety of things, but here's just a bit about each one's trick in training: Bella is working on holding a variety of items in her mouth; Terra is working on holding items using her paws; and Kronos is working on a rebound.


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Rails::Engine.class_eval do
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    next unless has_data_migrations?

    namespace railtie_name do
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        desc "Copy data_migrations from #{railtie_name} to application"
        task :data_migrations do
          ENV["FROM"] = railtie_name
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        end
      end
    end
  end

  protected

  def has_data_migrations?
    paths["db/data_migrations"].existent.any?
  end

end

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This looks damn fun. Also I love the fact that it uses a washing machine engine. I want a gas powered washer!
Driving his own gasoline-engine tractor, three-year-old Gus Dobert of Nashville, Tenn., is the envy of youngsters of his neighborhood. Made by his father, a machinist, the small tractor has a two-cycle washing-machine engine. Power is transmitted by a V-belt and sprocket chain. The gear ratio insures lots of power but little speed. The clutch pedal tightens the belt on the pulleys.
After looking at that DEATH Machine the three year old is driving and all the other dangerous toys people bought and built for there kids back then I wonder how any of us are here today.
That gas powered wagon and the steam cannon looked like real winners also.


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Soccer player pleads for Thailand to not send him to Bahrain
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A soccer player who has refugee status in Australia pleaded outside a Bangkok court on Monday for Thailand to not send him home to Bahrain, which is seeking his extradition to serve a prison sentence for a crime he denies.
"Please speak to Thailand, don't send me to Bahrain. Bahrain won't defend me," a chained Hakeem al-Araibi shouted to reporters outside court as he was escorted by prison guards into the hearing.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison sent a letter last month urging Thailand to stop the extradition, and soccer governing bodies and human rights activists have urged the country to let him return to Australia where he lives and plays for a semi-professional team in Melbourne.
The court could order another detention while his extradition is processed, or if al-Araibi refuses to return to Bahrain willingly, a trial would be held. Thai officials previously said the length of the trial would depend on how many witnesses are called by each side.
Al-Araibi, 25, a former Bahraini national team player, says he fled his home country due to political repression. Bahrain wants him returned to serve a 10-year prison sentence he received in absentia in 2014 for an arson attack that damaged a police station, which he denies.
Al-Araibi was detained upon his arrival in Bangkok in November while on a holiday, and subsequently was held pending the completion of the extradition request by Bahrain.
"Your wife sends her love, Hakeem. All of Australia is with you. Be strong. Football is with you," former Australia national soccer team captain Craig Foster said to Hakeem outside court. Foster has been in Bangkok to push for al-Araibi's release.
"I think the facts of this case are a very simple one. Hakeem is a refugee. He is a human rights defender and therefore under international law he should not be subject to these proceedings," Francis Awaritefe, vice president of FIFPro, an international soccer players' body, said at the court.
Hakeem has said he was blindfolded and had his legs beaten while he was held in Bahrain previously. He said he believed he was targeted for arrest because of his Shiite faith and because his brother was politically active in Bahrain. Bahrain has a Shiite majority but is ruled by a Sunni monarchy.
A court filing made last week by Thai prosecutors noted that while Thailand and Bahrain do not have an extradition treaty, extradition is still possible by law if Bahrain makes an official request, which they did, and if the crime is punishable by over a year, is not politically motivated or a military violation.
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Home > Blog > Who Is Liable When Locum Tenens Doctors Make Mistakes?
When a locum tenens doctor makes a medical mistake, like a misdiagnosing a patient, providing improper care or making a surgical error, he or she may be held accountable for the harm caused to the patient. The doctor's contracted hospital could also be held liable for mistakes made by locum tenens doctors. In some instances, a staffing agency may have failed to notify the hospital that the doctor could pose a risk to patients. However, it is the hospital's responsibility to perform due diligence by confirming the background of the doctor before signing off on this arrangement. Determining who can be held responsible under a malpractice claim can be difficult and usually requires the assistance of malpractice lawyers.
Locum tenens means "to hold the place of" in Latin. It is a more professional way of saying that a doctor is a "temp." A locum tenens doctor is an independent contractor who contracts with a staffing agency that assists hospitals in filling temporary vacancies in doctor positions. The hospital pays the agency who then pays the doctor. This type of doctor has a different employment status than one that is employed full-time by a hospital or one that is in private practice but holds staff privileges at a hospital.
In today's gig economy, many people are choosing to work as independent contractors instead of having a traditional employee/employer relationship. Hospitals need to make sure they can meet their staffing needs so they can properly serve their communities. And just like any big business, employees retire, move on to new opportunities, take maternity/family leave, or depart unexpectedly. Some employees can be replaced quickly, but with a shortage of physicians, it can take a long time to find a permanent replacement. Locum tenens doctors are an immediate solution for hospitals that need short-term assistance.
The number of locum tenens doctors in the United States has almost doubled since 2002 and is expected to double again in the coming decade. Hospitals benefit as the number of locum tenens doctors continues to increase, thus increasing the pool of qualified practitioners available.
Why Do Doctors Choose Locum Tenens?
For some doctors, freelancing gives them the freedom to work as a doctor without the hassles of maintaining a practice, dealing with paperwork or waiting for payments from patients or insurers. Some agencies even cover the doctors with malpractice insurance. This can mean significant savings, especially for doctors just out of school.
While there are some doctors that choose locum tenens for the freedom it allows them, others do not necessarily have the same motivation. Some doctors choose to work in locum tenens positions because past problems like malpractice suits, disciplinary actions, or other issues prevent them from finding permanent employment. Because of this and concerns that temp doctors were not qualified as those who held full-time positions, many hospitals were hesitant about hiring locum tenens doctors in the past- and for good reason. According to research from Harvard Medical School, the mortality rate of patients treated by temp doctors was higher than those treated by full-time doctors.
Why Would a Hospital Be Responsible?
Almost 94 percent of health care facilities depend on the use of locum tenens doctors. These doctors are held to the same high standards as full-time doctors who are on staff. If a temp doctor were to make a medical mistake, he or she would be held responsible just as a full-time doctor would be. But the hospital can also be held responsible according to the concept of "respondeat superior." This concept maintains that a hospital, as an employer, could be held liable for its employee's negligent acts, provided the employee was acting within the scope of his job, regardless if he is a full-time or locum tenens employee.
Under the concept of agency, the hospital can be liable for malpractice if they have assumed control over the locum tenens doctor. The hospital and doctor's working relationship and specifics pertaining to this control will determine whether the hospital will also be found negligent.
Locum tenens staffing agencies should vet the credentials and professional history of the doctors they refer to hospital staffing members. When an agency knowingly refers a doctor that could pose a risk to patients without alerting the hospital, they might also be considered directly liable under a malpractice claim. But if they are not held liable, the hospital might be able to seek indemnification later from the agency for the damages it had to pay out because of the doctor's negligent actions.


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Functions, S4 classes/methods and a graphical user interface (GUI) to design surveys to substantiate freedom from disease using a modified hypergeometric function (see Cameron and Baldock, 1997). Herd sensitivities are computed according to sampling strategies "individual sampling" or "limited sampling" (see M. Ziller, T. Selhorst, J. Teuffert, M. Kramer and H. Schlueter, 2002). Methods to compute the a-posteriori alpha-error are implemented. Risk-based targeted sampling is supported.
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Our conviction is that followers of Jesus, at the very least, ought to be active in these three things: Worship, Community, and Mission. There may be more to the life of a Christian, but there is not less. When we long to see witnessing communities on college campuses, this is what we're longing to see. When we see students leaving the campus and entering churches, we hope that these are the essential elements of their life in Jesus.
We were made to know God and to be known by him. Our aim is to help students grow in their love for God with their hearts, their minds, their actions, and all they have. We want students to know Jesus as King and Friend, Ruler and Comforter, Savior and Giver of Life.
We believe that to worship, but live outside community & mission would leave someone short of who they are as an Image Bearer. And that to live a communal and missional life, without a connection to Jesus would leave someone without hope.
We are made to know and to be known by others. God said "Let us make them in OUR image." Community has been a part of the design from the very beginning. And in our fractured world, we need true communities of hope more than ever.
But we cannot settle for communities of comfort, ones without true reconciliation or diversity. The Kingdom of God gathers God's people from every nation, tribe, & tongue.
Community without worship or mission is devoid of meaning and significance, and we were made for more. But to have worship and mission without community would be isolation, leaving us less than human. "It is not good for humanity to be alone."
We are made to rule and to reign over God's good creation. We were made to rule over the earth and care for it--keeping it, working it, cultivating it. This is our partnership with God, and the reason for which we have been redeemed.
We believe each human bears God's image and was made to make something of the world with Him. This means sharing the story of redemption, but it also means seeing all of our work, play, and rest in light of our original purpose.
Mission without worship or community is a lonely road of misaimed charity. Worship and community without mission is often good will, but lukewarm.


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import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Graphics2D;
import java.awt.geom.Area;
import java.awt.geom.Ellipse2D;
import java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import mazegame.Maze;
import mazegame.player.Player;
import mazegame.player.PlayerList;

/**
 *
 * @author Jeff
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public class MazePanel extends JPanel {

	Maze maze;

	boolean blockView = false;
	private int viewSize = 3;

	public MazePanel(Maze m){
		maze = m;
		setPreferredSize(new Dimension(m.getOptions().getSizeX()*Maze.CELL_SIZE+1,
				m.getOptions().getSizeY()*Maze.CELL_SIZE+1));
	}

	public void restart(){
		for(Player p : PlayerList.getPlayers())
			p.restart();
	}
	public void setMaze(Maze m){
		maze = m;
	}

	public void resize(){
		setPreferredSize(new Dimension(maze.getOptions().getSizeX()*Maze.CELL_SIZE+1,
				maze.getOptions().getSizeY()*Maze.CELL_SIZE+1));
		repaint();
	}

	public void setBlockView(boolean block){
		blockView = block;
	}
	public void increaseViewSize(){
		viewSize++;
		repaint();
	}
	public void decreaseViewSize(){
		if(viewSize > 1) viewSize--;
		repaint();
	}

	@Override
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		super.paintComponent(g);
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		Area blackout = new Area(new Rectangle2D.Double(0,0,
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			p.paint(g2);
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					(p.getPos().getX() - viewSize)*Maze.CELL_SIZE+Maze.CELL_SIZE/2,
					(p.getPos().getY() - viewSize)*Maze.CELL_SIZE+Maze.CELL_SIZE/2,
					2*viewSize*Maze.CELL_SIZE, 2*viewSize*Maze.CELL_SIZE);
			Area viewArea = new Area(view);
			if(!p.hasFinished()) {
				blackout.subtract(viewArea);
				allFinished = false;
			}
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		g2.setColor(Color.black);

		if(!allFinished && blockView) g2.fill(blackout);
	}
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John Henry Sackett
Father John Sackett (1820-1880)
Mother Maria Ann Bate (c 1818-1879)
John Henry Sackett, soldier, corn factor, cab proprietor, son of John Sackett and Maria Ann Bate, was born in Eastry, KentG, in December 1848.1 He died aged 42 in Pancras, LondonG, in 18902 and was buried at St Pancras CemeteryG on 17 June 1890.3,4 He married at Southwark Christ Church, SurreyG, on 15 March 1875, Martha Jane Gratton, daughter of George Gratton and Martha Dempsey.5,6 Martha was born in LambethG in 18567 and died aged 43 in PancrasG in 1899.8
In 1861 John was living at Mote Hole, St Peter's, Sandwich, KentG, in the household of his parents John and Sarah, and was recorded in the census as John Henry Sackett, a scholar, aged 10, and born in Canterbury.9
In 1871 he was living at Gillingham, KentG, and was recorded as John Henry Sackett, a private in the 2nd battalion, 23rd Regiment, Royal Welch Fusiliers, unmarried, aged 23 and born in Sandwich, Kent.10 He was discharged from the army on 18 December 1871 after 298 days' service.11
John was named as a beneficiary in his father's will made in SandwichG on 5 October 1880. He was left a sum of £2,000 less an advance of £100 already paid.12
After John's death, his widow Martha had two daughters, father unknown. Lilian Sackett was born in January 1894 and Maud Sackett in about 1895. Both daughters were taken into care under the Poor Law and were admitted to St Pancras School (a Poor Law school), Leavesden, Hertfordshire, in January 1899, by when Martha was an inmate at the Highgate Infirmary in London. Martha died shortly after, during the first quarter of 1899.13
Children of John Henry Sackett and Martha Jane Gratton
Martha Jane Sackett b. 1880, d. 1880
John Henry George Sackett b. 31 Jul 1881, d. 1898
George Hooper Sackett b. 1883, d. 1884
May Beatrice Sackett b. 5 Sep 1886, d. 1974
George Ernest Sackett+ b. 1888, d. 1961
Evelyn Maud Sackett b. 1889, d. 13 May 1891
General Register Office, Online Index to Births, "Dec qtr 1848. Sackett, John Henry. Mother: Bate. Eastry. 5:141."
General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Jun qtr 1890. Sackett, John, 43. Pancras."
Burials register, St Pancras Cemetery, London (deceasedonline.com), "17 June 1890, John Sackett."
Burials Register, St Pancras Church, Middlesex (Ancestry image), "17 Jun 1890 John Sackett, 43, 8 Redhill St."
Marriage, Christ Church, Southwark, Surrey (IGI), "15 March 1875 John Henry Sackett, 25, bachelor, cornfactor, & Martha Jane Gratton, 20, spinster, both of F Block, Peabody Square, [both signed]. Licence. Fathers: John Sackett, cornfactor; George Gratton, blacksmith. Witnesses: George Gratton [signed], Agnes Hamilton [signed]."
General Register Office, Online Index to Marriages, "Mar qtr 1875. Sackett, John Henry. St Saviour. 1d:79."
General Register Office, Online Index to Births, "Sep qtr 1856. Gratton, Martha Jane. Mother: Dempsey. Lambeth. 01D:275."
General Register Office, Online Index to Deaths, "Mar qtr 1899. Sackett, Martha Jane, 43. Pancras."
1861 England census
RG9/?
Mote Hole, St Peter's, Sandwich, Kent
John Sackett, head, married, 46?, corn factor, b. Margate, Kent
Sarah Sackett, wife, 41, b. Canterbury, Kent
Elizabeth Sackett, dau, 12, scholar, b. Sandwich
John Henry Sackett, son, 10, scholar, b. Canterbury.
RG10, piece 913, folio 19, p. 34, GSU roll 823494
2nd battalion, 23rd Regt, Royal Welch Fusiliers, Gillingham, Kent
John Henry Sackett, private, unm, 23, private soldier of 23rd Reg., b. Kent, Sandwich.
"British Army Service Records, 1760–1915" (Findmypast image), Sackett, John H., Royal Welch Fusiliers, 23rd Regiment of Foot, discharged 18 Dec 1871, character v good, service 298 days.
Will of John Sackett of Sandwich, Kent, 6 February1880, proved in Canterbury, 5 October 1880 (Somerset House Indexes, unknown repository reference).
"London, England, Poor Law School District Registers, 1852-1918" (Ancestry image), St Pancras Schools at Leavesden, admissions, half year ending Lady Day [25 Mar] 1899, "Sackett, Lilian, 5, b. 1896 [sic], Protestant, class 4, number affixed to child's clothes: 624, order dated 4 Jan, mother Martha in Highgate Infirmary."; "Sackett, Maud, 4, b. 1895, Protestant, class 4, number affixed to child's clothes: 754, order dated 4 Jan, mother Martha in Highgate Infirmary."
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Dr. Martin received his BA from the University of Notre Dame in Philosophy and did Graduate work on a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship in Philosophy at Princeton University. He received his MA in theology from Sacred Heart Major Seminary and has been on the faculty since 2002. He holds a S.T.L. degree from the Pontifical Faculty of the Immaculate Conception at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C. and an S.T.D. in systematic theology from the Pontifical Faculty of St. Thomas Aquinas (The Angelicum) in Rome. He teaches in the areas of systematic theology, spirituality and evangelization and is Director of Graduate Theology Programs in the New Evangelization which includes the STL program as well as the New Evangelization concentrations in the MA and MAPS programs.
He has published widely and is engaged actively in Catholic evangelization through the non-profit organization Renewal Ministries, of which he is president. His latest books are The Urgency of the New Evangelization: Answering the Call Will Many Be Saved?, What Vatican II Actually Teaches and Its Implications for the New Evangelization and The Fulfillment of All Desire: A Guidebook for the Journey to God Based on the Wisdom of the Saints.
In December of 2011 Pope Benedict XVI appointed Dr. Martin as a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelization. In 2012 Dr. Martin was appointed by Pope Benedict XVI as an "expert" for the World Synod of Bishops on the New Evangelization.
The question of whether and how people who have not had the chance to hear the gospel can be saved goes back to the beginnings of Christian reflection. It has also become a much-debated topic in current theology. In Will Many Be Saved? Ralph Martin focuses primarily on the history of debate and the development of responses to this question within the Roman Catholic Church, but much of Martin's discussion is also relevant to the wider debate happening in many churches around the world.
In particular, Martin analyzes the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, the document from the Second Vatican Council that directly relates to this question. Contrary to popular opinion, Martin argues that according to this text, the conditions under which people who have not heard the gospel can be saved are very often, in fact, not fulfilled, with strong implications for evangelization.
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