Thomas A. Foster, 33, of 16 Stoneboro Road was upgraded from serious condition at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital, a hospital spokesman said.

Kathleen Ann Sealand, 43, of 344 Hosack Road, Jackson Center, was killed when the car she was driving drove into the path of Foster's vehicle, police said.

A passenger in her car, Larry D. Sealand, 48, also of Jackson Center, was discharged Thursday from Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh.

2 drivers hurt in 2-vehicle crash Friday evening

PINE TOWNSHIP -- Two men were hurt in a two-vehicle crash at 5:54 p.m. Friday on Centertown Road in Pine Township, state police said Tuesday.

Anthony L. Baker, 22, of Lamartine, Pa., was in fair condition this morning in Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh, a spokesman said.

James M. Reed, 25, of 219 E. Gilmore Road, Pine Township, was treated at United Community Hospital, Pine Township.

Police said Baker's vehicle drove through a stop sign on Enterprise Road and was hit by Reed's sport utility vehicle. The SUV flipped, police said.

Kids playing with lighter blamed for trailer fire

PYMATUNING TOWNSHIP -- Children playing with a cigarette lighter set a bedroom in a Pymatuning Township mobile home on fire at about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, authorities said.

Quick action by volunteer firefighters confined the fire to the bedroom, said Transfer Fire Chief James Biggart. Most of the home of Laura Flynn, Lot 10 in Sunnyview Mobile Home Park, was spared from fire damage, he said.

Ms. Flynn's 4-year-old son and a neighbor's boy were playing with the cigarette lighter when they set curtains on fire, Biggart said. The boy told his mother that something was wrong in the bedroom, the fire chief said. After alerting 911, the residents with their pets got out unharmed, he said.

Assisted by Clark and South Pymatuning Township volunteers, firefighters had the blaze out in 20 minutes, Biggart said.