radioNovo News for Johnstown: September 10, 2026

             FOLLOWING STORM-RELATED DELAYS, THE HISTORIC JOHNSTOWN INCLINED PLANE REOPENS TO THE PUBLIC TODAY AT 11 A.M. CAMTRAN OFFICIALS PUSHED BACK LAST WEEK'S CEREMONY DUE TO POWER OUTAGES, CONCLUDING A MULTI-YEAR REHABILITATION EFFORT PLAGUED BY SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES AND INSPECTIONS. TO MARK BOTH THE REOPENING AND CAMTRAN'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY, PASSENGERS CAN RIDE THE ICONIC 1891 FUNICULAR FOR FREE OVER THE NEXT 30 DAYS.          AS THE NATION PREPARES TO MARK THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF SEPTEMBER 11TH TOMORROW, FAMILIES OF THE 40 PASSENGERS AND CREW KILLED ABOARD FLIGHT 93 ARE SHARING HOW THE SHANKSVILLE NATIONAL MEMORIAL CONTINUES TO AID THEIR HEALING.           RELATIVES OF VICTIMS SAY VISITING THE SITE AND SHARING THEIR STORIES OFFERS COMFORT, PEACE, AND A LASTING REMINDER OF THE RESILIENCE SHOWN BY THE HEROES OF FLIGHT 93.          MEANTIME, IN WILLIAMSPORT, SOME THREE THOUSAND MOTORCYCLISTS ARE EXPECTED TOMORROW TO TAKE PART IN THE ANNUAL 9/11 MEMORIAL COALITION RIDE.