The coldest weather in over a decade continues its icy grip on the Kane area.
Sub-zero temperatures with stiff west winds have sent the “wind-chill” factor to as low as 35 degrees below zero.
Kane is about to live up to its label as the “icebox of Pennsylvania.”
The National Weather Service expects dangerously cold weather in Kane from Wednesday through Friday.
The vision began under the direction of retired director Cindy Parker and was realized by a $6,000 donation from the estate of the late John “G” Gentilman.
A large crowd attended the fourth annual birthday dinner to honor Civil War General Thomas L. Kane, the founder of the local community that bears his name.
The dinner was held at the Thomas Kane Memorial Chapel on East Chestnut Street, Kane.
The generosity of Kane residents, businesses and organizations has come across loud and clear.
The annual Kane Area United Fund fundraising campaign has exceeded its goal.
It's now up to the Kane Borough Council to respond to a proposal to buy the Kane sewage system.
Pennsylvania American Water last July offered to buy the sewage system for $17,560,000.
More than 25 police officers took part Monday in "active shooter" training in the Kane Elementary School, the Kane Middle School, and Kane Area High School.