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GapVax highlights continued growth, expansion plans during customer 'open house' (opens the original)
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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — A recently expanded Johnstown manufacturing company hosted an open house on Thursday as the founder spoke about what the business’ growth means for local job opportunities. GapVax makes industrial vacuum trucks and sewer cleaning equipment in the Moxham section of the city. The founder says that they needed to expand after growing 10 to 15 percent a year, as company officials say they were even running out of parking spaces for the employees. He says the owners of the old
'Farm to stay:' Financial losses for small Pa farmers prompt rise in agrotourism (opens the original)
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SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — With inflation continuing to rise, many farmers are under increasing financial strain prompting two organizations to come together to offer some much-needed help. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the typical small farm is losing money, and USDA statistics show that the average household income from farming was down thousands of dollars in 2024 compared to the year before. In response, many farmers are turning to agritourism and Airbnb to make up for r
Pennsylvania offers disaster aid for fruit growers impacted by springtime crop freeze (opens the original)
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BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — After a devastating early freeze in April, Pennsylvania fruit growers may be getting some much-needed relief. Matt Boyer runs Boyer Orchards in Bedford County and says unseasonably warm days followed by freezing temperatures this past spring severely diminished their apple crop. He says his 300 acres normally yields about two hundred thousand bushels, but not this year. Boyer says that number is down 70 percent, which is more than enough of a loss to qualify for state
Residents concerned after dead fish found in Bedford County creek; DEP investigating (opens the original)
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BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Residents in Bedford County are sounding the alarm after several different types of fish were reportedly found dead in a local waterway. Several farmers near Evitts Creek have reported finding dead fish in the water in recent weeks, expressing concerns about possible contamination in the water. Residents say the possible contamination is concerning since the creek leads to the local reservoir where the drinking water comes from. Officials with the state’s Fish and Boa
Pennsylvania DOH promotes 'Titer Test' to check for Measles antibodies as cases rise (opens the original)
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PENNSYLVANIA (WJAC) — As Measles cases continue to rise across Pennsylvania, concerns are also growing within the medical profession, with the state’s Department of Health now promoting something called a ‘Titer Test.’ Officials explain that it is a simple blood test to determine if someone has the measles antibodies in their bloodstream. Johnstown area doctor Richard Wozniak trains doctors in Conemaugh’s residency program and says that one of the best things someone can do to prevent the infect
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