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Date: February 6, 2012
Four cats rescued from house fire in Derry Township
Second trial for sex offender set
WCCC tells women to 'Go Red' for healthy hearts
Bureau, Owens lead Greater Latrobe swim teams in WCCA meet
Waynesburg rallies past SVC women
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Four cats rescued from house fire in Derry Township By Tony Sonita
Bulletin Staff Writer
Firefighters from Bradenville Volunteer Fire Department left their
annual Cash Bash Saturday to fight a house fire at 802 W. Sixth Ave.,
Derry Township, in which four cats were rescued and resuscitated.
Bradenville fire chief Mark Piantine said that firefighters responded
at about 5 p.m. to a fire located on the second floor of the
structure. The homeowners informed firefighters that there were four
cats still inside the home.
(For more details, see today's Bulletin)
Second trial for sex offender set
The trial of a Ligonier man convicted in 2005 of being a sex offender
under Megan’s Law will begin today on charges he molested a child
between August and November 2011.
David Lee Stouffer, 25, of 221 E. Church St., Apt. 2, Ligonier, is
charged with indecent assault and endangering the welfare of a child
younger than 13 after Ligonier Borough Police allege Stouffer molested
a child in a vehicle while parked at a store in town.
(For more details, see today's Bulletin)
WCCC tells women to 'Go Red' for healthy hearts By Chris Ulicne
Bulletin Staff Writer
Every year since 2004, the American Heart Association (AHA)'s "Go Red
for Women" movement has worked to help people better understand the
number-one killer of men and women in America — heart disease — and
give them the tools they need to start fighting back.
The Westmoreland County Community College Black Awareness Committee
and the AHA on Friday cosponsored a special event called "Go Red —
Women and Heart Disease" at WCCC's Youngwood campus to help raise
awareness of that struggle as part of the AHA's National Wear Red Day
and American Heart Month.
