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Sentencings from Clinton County

LOCK HAVEN — The information in sentencings is obtained from public record. It is the policy of The Express that this information will not be withheld from publication. — Amaury Madera, charged with fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer, reckless endangerment, causing an accident involving death or injury while not licensed and driving under the influence, fined $1,000 and sentenced to 18 months to five years in a State Correctional Institution. — Mickel W. Keeler, charged with open lewdness, placed on probation for six months. — Jessica Marie Myers, charged with ...

Clinton County Courthouse Roundup

MARRIAGES LICENSES — Kylea Elizabeth Culver and Tyler Mark Titus on Dec. 16. — Jessie James Gadd and Leha Nicole Hansen on Dec. 17. DIVORCES RECORDED No divorces recorded. DEEDS RECORDED — Keystone Central Homes LLC, owner/operator and sole member Robert A. La Brie, Jr. to Central Penn Housing, LLC for $33,000, property in Pine Creek Township. — Carefree Construction, Inc. and president Ivan B. Fisher to Tyler Hand for $164,000, property in Mill Hall Borough. — Trustee Christian B. Dwyer and the Christan B. and Sherry L. Dwyer Living Trust dated May 7, 2009, ...

Injuries reported in one-vehicle parking lot crash

ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS The driver of this SUV was transported with facial injuries following a crash in the parking lot of Walmart in Mill Hall on Dec. 18. Mill Hall Fire Department, Flemington Goodwill Hose EMS and state police at Lamar were called to the crash at about 9 p.m. where ...

Vehicle rolls in crash along Renovo Road

ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS On Dec. 9 at about 8:22 p.m., Citizens Hose Fire Company of Lock Haven along with Lock Haven EMS were dispatched to a single vehicle rollover on Renovo Road in the area of Gwynned Wynd Road in Bald Eagle Township. The caller reported the driver was out of the ...

No injuries reported at second alarm carport fire

ASHTON PETERS/FOR THE EXPRESS There were no injuries or deaths reported in regards to a 2nd alarm fire which broke out in the afternoon on Dec. 12. Initial reports from authorities indicated the car port at 231 Elk Lane in Dunnstable Township was fully engulfed in flames, made particularly challenging to combat due to the cold temperatures. Command quickly escalated the situation to a 2nd alarm fire, leading to the shutdown of Big Plum Run Road for a time, deciding to hold the tower trucks on Big Plum Run Road. Despite the fire being successfully extinguished and the best efforts of ...