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Frazer in no hurry to appoint police chief

It may be some time before Frazer has a new, permanent police chief. Supervisors will not vote at their meeting Tuesday to appoint a new chief, and there is no timeline for doing so, said Lori Ziencik, board member and township secretary. “That takes time,” she said. “We haven’t really

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His legacy will live on : Frazer Township Police Department mourning death of Chief Terry Kuhns

His legacy will live on : Frazer Township Police Department mourning death of Chief Terry Kuhns
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Frazer officials name acting police chief following the death of Terry Kuhns

Frazer police Sgt. Aaron Scott will be the township’s acting police chief following the death of police Chief Terry Kuhns. The township supervisors made the appointment Tuesday. Kuhns, Frazer’s police chief since 2013, died Monday. He was 67. Scott has been a sergeant in Frazer for about five years, officials

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Frazer Police Chief Terry Kuhns mourned

Longtime Frazer police Chief Terry Kuhns is dead. He served as the township’s police chief for more than a decade and before that worked as a Westmoreland County detective. The time and circumstances surrounding Kuhns’ death weren’t immediately available. Frazer Supervisor William Creevey said he received several calls Monday evening

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Area stores, police work to combat retail theft as holidays approach

Holiday shopping in some local stores will look a little different this year. With reports of retail theft on the rise, some retailers are placing some inventory under lock and key, requiring customers to contact a store employee to access certain merchandise. The measures are aimed at reining in what

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