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March 21, 2014

Former Ridgway fire department member wants sentence reduced

c.deppen@bradfordera.com

A former Ridgway Volunteer Fire Department treasurer convicted in the theft of more than $14,500 in company funds is asking an Elk County judge to reduce his sentence, claiming the

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