Health & Wellness
09/28/2026 · Milton
Global Pandemic Accord Faces Delays in Implementation
Nations developed a global pandemic treaty to enhance readiness for future health crises. Despite its creation, the agreement has not yet taken effect. Discussions continue among member states regarding its full implementation.
Cities Implement Unarmed Response Teams for 911 Calls
A growing number of cities are deploying unarmed teams for 911 calls, particularly those involving mental health crises. These programs send clinicians to respond instead of law enforcement officers. This shift aims to reshape public safety approaches in various communities.
09/28/2026
Mifepristone: A Look at its Uses Beyond Abortion
Mifepristone, a medication approved for abortion in the U.S. for over 25 years, also offers treatment for conditions like uterine fibroids and endometriosis. This examination explores these wider applications of the drug.
09/28/2026
Women in Perimenopause and Menopause Represent $350 Billion in Unmet Longevity Market Demand
Women experiencing perimenopause or menopause show high engagement in the longevity market, yet they express dissatisfaction with available products. A new survey found these women would collectively spend an additional $350 billion if more suitable options existed. This demographic already outspends other age groups in this sector.
09/28/2026
U.S. Alcohol Consumption Declines Post-Pandemic Peak, Remains Above Pre-2020 Levels
New research shows Americans are drinking less alcohol than during the peak of the pandemic. Despite this decrease, overall consumption levels remain higher than those recorded before 2020. The study also highlights varying trends across different age demographics.
09/28/2026
Mental Distress Among Young People Increasing, Expert States
Professor Peter Fonagy, who leads an official review into children's mental health, reports that young people today face greater challenges than previous generations. He attributes a rise in mental distress among youth to several societal factors. The review's findings point to a complex interplay of pressures affecting young individuals.
09/28/2026
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Sheriff Office - Cambria County, PA Skip to content The mission of the Cambria County Sheriff’s Office is to protect the citizens of the County and provide services to the taxpayers with honesty, integrity, and transparency. The Sheriff’s Office will serve citizens regardless of race, color, gender, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, age, origin, ancestry, economic status, handicap, or disability. Hours: Monday – Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2026 Sheriff Sale Dates: December 11, 2026 2027 Sheriff Sale Dates: March 12, 2027 / June 11, 2027 / September 10, 2027 / December 10, 2027 **Ordinance No. 5 of 2024 which becomes effective April 1, 2025. The Cambria County Commissioners authorizes and directs the Office of Cambria County Sheriff to collect a $250 fee from each and every purchaser of real property from a mortgage foreclosure sale in addition to the purchase price of the property and all associated fees and costs. The ordinance in it’s entirety is posted below. License to Carry Permit Information You can now apply for your License to Carry Permit Online https://cambriapa.permitium.com/ccw/start Applications are by Appointment ONLY. Call 814-472-1691 to set up an appointment if you are not applying online. Effective November 1, 2022, we will no longer be mailing out postcards for concealed carry permit renewal notices. You will now receive a text or voicemail. Please be sure to leave an accurate phone number for you on your permit application. Precious Metals applications can be mailed in with a check. You do not have to apply in personServices and Fees: Services Provide court room security, which includes security for all witnesses, jurors and defendants Provide prisoner transports which often involve out-of-county as well as out-of-state travel Criminal arrests for bench warrants as a result from criminal or Domestic Relation arrests (This also includes processing and transporting to the appropriate prison.) Serving Protection from Abuse Orders (PFAs). This also includes securing and storage of weapons as well as protection for the victims and their families Service of various civil papers (For types of papers served and appropriate fees, refer to fee schedule) Service of various civil papers (For types of papers served and appropriate fees, refer to fee schedule) Real estate posting and service which ultimately may result in conducting Sheriff sales for personal property and real estate. Levy on personal property and conduct the appropriate Sheriff sales Issuance of gun permits Furnish license to sell firearms Provide precious metals licenses Fees Civil Papers: $175.00 Personal Property/Levy: $225.00 Real Estate: $2,000 Precious Metals License (Annual): $50.00 Gun Permit (5 years): $20.00 License to sell Firearms (3 years): $57.00 We only accept check or money order. CASH IS NOT ACCEPTED. Checks can be made out to Cambria County Sheriff Additional Resource Files Email Subscribe All Sheriff Office 2027 Sheriff Sale Dates Ordinance No. 5 of 2024 Sheriff Sale Filing Information Employment Application License to Sale Firearms Application Permit to Carry Application Precious Metals License Application Sheriff Sale Listings Public Bidding Info for Sheriff Sales Waiver of Watchman Form (Levy) Civil Action Instruction Sheet CCSO Complaint Form Our COntact info Staff: Donald Robertson, Sheriff William Ted Goins, Chief Deputy Location: 200 South Center Street Ebensburg, PA 15931 Phone-Clerk Main: (814) 472-1691 Phone-Deputy Main: (814) 472-2440 Fax-Clerk: (814) 472-1493 Fax-Deputy: (814) 472-8261 24/7 Warrant Tip Hotline: (814)-472-8395 Warrant Tip Email: [email protected] Find us on Facebook here Additional Resource Links Sheriff Elected Official Map / Directions Back To Top
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