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by: Kristen Nielsen

Posted: Feb 16, 2019 / 11:25 PM EST / Updated: Feb 16, 2019 / 11:26 PM EST

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Why are so many catalytic converters being stolen?

by Taylor Johnson, Nexstar Media Wire / Apr 11, 2021

VIGO Co., Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) -- Catalytic converters have long been a target for thieves, but a number of communities across the country have seen an uptick in thefts recently.

“It’s been happening for the last 10 years, but it’s really gone through the roof because I think, unfortunately, with people being out of jobs, they find creative ways to make money,” Roger Perry, with G&G Auto Repair in Bakersfield California told Nexstar's KGET.

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Home in Harborcreek catches fire

HARBORCREEK -- A Harborcreek home was heavily damaged Sunday afternoon.

According to witnesses on the scene and the Erie County 911 Center, six fire companies, along with EMS, were called to a structure fire at 3195 block of Clark Rd. that started in the basement and spread to the first floor. An investigation found this incident was an electrical fire.

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Crews close to containing Allegheny National Forest fire

In a release sent Sunday morning, the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of Forestry said they have almost contained two separate fires that began on Wednesday.

As of 5 p.m. on Saturday afternoon, the Hemlock Rd. fire is 90 percent contained, estimated at 261 acres, and the Cobham Hill Rd. fire is 80 percent contained at 227 acres.

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