Nathan Everhart
Nathan Edgar Everhart, loving and dedicated husband, father, son, brother, uncle, friend, teacher, nurse, counselor, and mentor passed away on Sunday, February, 14, 2021 at the age of 57.
Nathan is survived by his wife, Sandie Starr Everhart; his parents, Rebecca McPeek and Jim Everhart; his three daughters, Claire Everhart (Sharif), Rebecca Eades (John David), and Alexandra Everhart Gearing (Dillon); his brothers, Eric (Rhonda), Todd (Julie), Darren (Jennifer); and his sister Jackie (John); Tim and Steve McPeek; his grandchildren, Josiah and Johnathan; and many more adoring cousins, nephews, nieces, friends, and students.
Nathan was predeceased by his stepfather Ernest McPeek.
Nathan was born in Gowanda, N.Y., July 19, 1963.
Skiers, snowboarders hit the slopes, adapt to COVID-19 mitigation measures
Updated Jan 23, 2021;
A lengthy line of socially distanced skiers, snowboarders and tubers waited patiently to purchase their day passes Saturday morning at Peek’n Peak Resort near Findley Lake, New York.
Security personnel kept watch to make sure visitors were wearing masks, maintaining their 6-foot distance and adhering to all COVID-19 mitigation measures.
“The hard part of the day is getting everybody through the lines,” said Isaac Gratto, the resort’s operations manager. “Once they get on the slopes, there’s lots of room. Our security is pretty busy keeping social distancing and keeping the masks policed.”
World Insurance Associates Acquires Bush Insurance Agents & Brokers January 15, 2021
Established in 1918, Bush Insurance is a provider of loss and risk management products.
WIA is headquartered in Tinton Falls, N.J., and is a full-service insurance brokerage providing asset and lifestyle protection with risk management, insurance and benefit consulting services for individuals and businesses. Since its founding in 2012, WIA has completed 91 acquisitions and serves its customers from 94 offices in 18 states and Washington, D.C.
Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla provided legal counsel to WIA. Shafer Law Firm provided legal counsel to Bush, and Scali Group advised Bush on the transaction. No other advisors, diligence firms or legal counsel were disclosed.
Personalities at Play in 1904 Cambridge Springs Chess Tournament The story of four top players and who prevailed by Jonathan Burdick
chessgames.com
The 1904 Cambridge Springs International Chess Congress gathered some of the time s greatest talents, and most disparate personalities. Among them were the calculating German mathematician and reigning world champion Dr. Emanuel Lasker, who had recently recovered from a nearly fatal bout with typhoid fever; the modest and agreeable Harry Nelson Pillsbury, who could play blindfolded; the stubborn and determined David Janowski, noted as a sharp tactician; and the young and erratic Frank James Marshall, who won the tournament with his unconventional and unpredictable style.
LOCK HAVEN The following court proceedings were held before district judges. Shawn Michael Mills, of North Bend, charged with aggravated assault-attempts to cause or causes bodily injury with deadly weapon, aggravated assault-attempts to cause serious bodily injury or causes injury with extreme indifference, two counts simple assault, two counts recklessly endangering another person, firearms not to be carried without a license and firearm not to be carried without a license-no criminal violation, held for court, and two counts recklessly endangering another person, charges dismissed. Mark Russell Cella, of Loganton, charged with driving under the influence-first offense, driving at safe speed and careless driving, waived for court.