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January 10, 2022

Pennsylvania park roller coaster gone, but not due to fire

CONNEAUT LAKE (AP) — A wooden roller coaster built more than eight decades ago that was the centerpiece of a northwestern Pennsylvania amusement park is no more, but officials say

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