BROOKVILLE â Both sides in Steven Rebertâs double homicide trial rested their cases Monday following a week of testimony at the Jefferson County Courthouse.
The Commonwealth seeks the death penalty in the case in which Rebert, formerly of Emporium, faces double homicide charges in the shooting deaths of Victoria and Wayne Shugar, both 61, who were found dead April 12, 2010, in their Coal Tipple Road home, Brockway.
Monday, public defender John Ingros, representing Rebert, called to the stand Stephen Buttering, Brockway, who testified that he was home the night of April 10, 2010.
PUNXSUTAWNEY â The Punxsutawney Chamber of Commerce, in itâs most basic sense, is the glue that holds the community together, responsible for many behind-the-scenes projects that support Punxsy.
âWe are really the front desk for the community,â Executive Director Marlene Lellock said. âItâs the place that people from out of town, if they want to know anything about the community â whether they want to move here, locate a business here, or come to visit â we are the place they call.â
Punxsutawney Phil and members of the Inner Circle had a special guest in town last Monday: Sara Haines (second from left), from NBCâs âToday with Kathie Lee & Hoda Kotb,â explored Philâs Souvenir Shop and also asked (from left) Inner Circle President Bill Deeley, Vice-President Mike Johnston (third from left) and John Griffiths about the phenomenon that is Groundhog Day.
