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Ski instructor's death ruled a homicide following collision with fellow skier: reports

JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. (WKRC) — A part-time ski instructor's death has been ruled a homicide after a collision with another skier, according to reports. The Teton County Sheriff's Office issued a statement on Facebook, noting that two skiers collided on Rendezvous Trail at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Teton Village on April 14. Authorities asked anyone who witnessed the collision to contact a detective. PEOPLE reported the Teton County Coroner said 71-year-old part-time ski instructor Peter Wuerslin died after he collided with a 34-year-old skier.

Ferndale receives $170K grant to renovate Rigby Park

Johnstown, PA (WJAC) — Officials say a $170,000 grant has been awarded to Ferndale Borough to rehabilitate “Rigby Park.” Officials say the grant was made possible through the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ "Community Conservation Partnerships Program." The planned upgrades include renovating the pavilion, construction of pedestrian walkways, installing play equipment and ADA access, as well as landscaping. "You come down here any time in the summer time, or even in the winter, kids are out here playing basketball, our seniors have an opportunity to utilize the walking trail, you'll see them down there early in the morning.

Mississippi Jane Doe found in 1991 identified 30 years later as Pa resident

PASCAGOULA, Miss. (AP) — A woman whose body was found 30 years ago in Mississippi has finally been identified thanks to DNA and the persistence of cold case investigators. Authorities found the woman's body in 1991 in a swampy area of Vancleave in Mississippi's Jackson County. WLOX-TV reports the body is believed to have been there for up to three years before it was found. On Thursday, Jackson County Sheriff Mike Ezell said Jane Doe has a name -- 22-year-old Kimberly Ann Funk of Sharon, Pennsylvania.