Man Killed in Hit-and-Run
Corry – The Pennsylvania State Police have identified the bicyclist killed in a hit-and-run incident on Route 77 in Erie County. The victim was a man named Daylon Hoffman of Corry, he died at Corry Memorial Hospital on the night of Thursday, August 29th. Daylon was struck by an unidentified vehicle while cycling near the intersection of Summit Road in Concord Township sometime between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. and police are asking the public for any information that can help them with this case. Call the Pennsylvania State Police in Corry at (814)663-2043 or PSP Tips at (1-800)472-8477.
County Commissioners to Pay $1 million to State
Harrisburg – Two Fulton County Commissioners and an attorney who was sanctioned by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court have been ordered to pay the Commonwealth around $1 million in legal fees after years of lawsuits. Commissioners Stuart Ulsh and Randy Bunch, as well as attorney Thomas Carol, gave outside firms access to Dominion voting machines used in their county without the approval of the Board of Elections in an attempt to gather evidence in a lawsuit against the PA Department of State seeking to nullify the results of the 2020 Presidential election. None of the multiple parties that were given access to the machines were ever contracted by the county or the Department of State to perform their investigations and other members of the Fulton County Commission did not find out about the access until it had already happened.
Dominion Voting Machines was widely blamed by Donald Trump’s Presidential campaign and its lawyers for what it claimed were inaccuracies that led to his defeat in the last presidential election. Ulsh, Bunch, and Carol launched their own unsanctioned and unsuccessful investigation into the machines used in Fulton County. They were countersued by the Department of State for undermining chain of custody requirements in Pennsylvania Law.
PennDOT Job Fair Tomorrow
Mercer – PennDOT is hosting a job fair in Mercer County on Wednesday, September 4th. The job fair is being held at PennDOT’s Mercer County office on 215 North Maple Street in Mercer from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. PennDOT has both full-time career and part-time seasonal employment opportunities and select positions may even have immediate interviews so please remember two forms of identification. For more, visit: Employment.pa.gov or email StateJobs@pa.gov.