According to Pennsylvania State Police, 26 year-old Albrightsville-resident Michael P. Imbriale was killed after losing control of his car on Route 903. State police at Fern Ridge say Imbriale was traveling south on Rouge 903, in a 2005 Chevrolet Malibu, shortly after 1:00 a.m. Sunday morning. Imbriale lost control of the vehicle, left the roadway, and struck a tree about a half-mile south of Weiler Road.

Imbriale was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.

Authorities say he was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash.

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On I-79, at the Saegertown exit, the snowy conditions caused at least three accidents. The norhtbound lanes of the highway were closed while crews cleaned up the road. Police and firefighters remained busy while responding to the accidents on the snowy day.

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Pennsylvania State Police say the driver was distracted by a puppy in the front seat of her car and crashed into the Little Sunshine’s Day Care Center in Port Carbon on Friday afternoon.None of the children inside were injured.

Port Carbon Police Chief Jon Bowman said the distracted driver swerved to avoid a stopped vehicle and careened off the road and into the day care center. The car traveled twenty feed inside the building, destroying an entrance near a children’s coat rack. A 22 year-old employee of the day care was treated for a minor leg injury and released from the hospital.

The driver of the car failed a field sobriety test and was taken to the hospital for a blood alcohol test and then released. If the test comes back positive, charges will be filed, according to Bowman.

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The accident occurred on Route 488 in Muddy Creek near Portersville. According to police, the car the four were in was traveling at a high rate of speed when it struck a utility pole. 18 year-old Aaron Jonathon Rensel and 18 year-old Corey Jones were both killed in the crash.

Kirk Hines, 20, and 18 year-old Justin Angerett were both injured in the accident. Angerett is listed as in serious condition, Hines is listed as being in critical condition. Authorities could not determine who was driving, as all four were thrown from the car.

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The accident occurred around 4:50 p.m. Saturday in Boggs Township, a few miles north of Kittaning. According to Pennsylvania state police, a teenage lost control of his SUV on a wet road and struck an oncoming vehicle, killing two men.

Robert Bower, the Armstrong County Coroner, said 53 year-old William Weiler Jr. and 53 year-old Robert Girdano died of blunt force trauma. Neither of the men was wearing a seat belt.

The teenage driver was not seriously injured. Authorities have not released the teen’s name.

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The accident occurred around 9:05 a.m. on Montour Run in Robinson. According to police, 20 year-old Douglas Migitsch’s car crossed the center-line and hit the delivery truck head-on. The Robinson medical examiner’s office confirmed that Migitsch died at the scene.

Officers discovered a hydraulic fluid on the road that they determined was there before the crash, but they could not ascertain whether the liquid contributed to the accident. Authorities are still investigating the source of the fluid.

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Lieutenant Bill Webster of the Whittier Police Department said the officer was responding to a call about a fight in progress when his vehicle collided head-on with a Mazda MPV. As a result of the collision’s impact a traffic signal at the intersection was knocked out.

The Highway Patrol is handling the investigation. At this point it is not clear who was at fault in the crash.

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Police say Carpenter was traveling east on County Route 13, near its intersection with Pine Tree Road, when Chad Devine of Pennsylvania lost control of his car, crossed the center line and collided with Carpenter head-on.

Devine’s vehicle rolled over and landed in a ditch, according to sheriffs. Carpenter’s vehicle burst into flames and passers-by pulled the driver from the burning wreckage.

Devine was cited for failure to keep right and is scheduled to appear in the Town of Pittsfield Court later this month.

The car accident is still under investigation.

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A Monongahela Coroner has released the name of a man killed by a passing car on a southwestern Pennsylvania highway.

Washington County Coroner Tim Warco has identified the man as 63-year-old Ralph Rubachko, of Charleroi.

According to Carroll Township police Rubachko was lying along Route 837 when a passing car hit him shortly before 2 a.m. on Sunday. Warco has ruled the death an accident and says Rubachko died of trauma injuries.

Police say the motorist stopped to help the victim. The driver was questioned by police and then released.

Authorities say they are unsure if Rubachko had passed out or had been previously struck by another vehicle before he was killed.

Rubachko was killed near Monongahela Valley, 15 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.

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According to state police, Russell Jacoby, 17, and Angelica Elizabeth Fox, 17, were heading east with two other teens on Mountain Road when the driver went into the westbound lane to pass another car. When attempting to move back into the eastbound lane, the driver lost control of the vehicle and hit an oncoming pickup truck. The car the teens were driving in was split in half and all the passengers were ejected.

Jacoby and Fox were pronounced dead at the scene. Their two passengers, whom police only identified as a 17 year-old boy from Walnutport and a 16 year-old girl from Slatington, were seriously injured and flown to an area hospital.

The two occupants of the pickup truck, Scott and Deborah Pace, both 51, were injured. According to a Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest spokesman, Deborah Pace remains in critical condition. Scott Pace is expected to make a full recovery.

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