Harrisburg \u2014 Their training now complete, Pennsylvania\u2019s newest state game wardens are working in their newly assigned districts.<\/p>\n
The 37th Class of the Pennsylvania Game Commission\u2019s Ross Leffler School of Conservation graduated Jan. 31, adding 24 more officers to the ranks.<\/p>\n
Members of the 37th Class, their hometowns and their assigned districts are:<\/p>\n
Adam Beinhauer, of Pittsburgh (Lancaster County); Wade Clark III, of Apollo (Bedford County); Benjamin Conklin, of Effort (Carbon County); Joseph D\u2019Andrea, of Congers, N.Y. (Carbon County); Joshua Elchin, of Windber (Blair County); Peter Havens, of Willing, N.Y. (McKean County); Nathan Hazelton, of Scranton (Lackawanna County); Joshua Keirn, of Altoona (Chester County); Daniel Kennedy, of Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); David Kennedy, of Bainbridge (Lancaster County); Peter Lucas, of Canonsburg (Chester County); Brior Magee, of Montgomery (Montgomery County); Jared Marzka, of Erie (Butler County); Katherine Nealen, of Arnot (Cumberland County); Kyle Norling, of West Sunbury (Forest County); Etienne Nunemaker, of Clarks Summit (Berks County); Samuel Pepper, of Muncy (Chester County); Kirsten Pugh, of Chambersburg (Fulton County); Michael Shatalov, of Milanville (Lackawanna County); Clayton Shaw, of Carlisle (Juniata County); Jesse Speicher Jr., of Butler (Allegheny County); Brady Stumbaugh, of Chambersburg (Dauphin County); Joshua Tanner, of Smethport (Allegheny County); and Adan Ward, of Napoleon, Ohio (Somerset County).<\/p>\n
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