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Wyalusing and Cowanesque Valley students join forces to help flood cleanup before rivalry game
WESTFIELD, P.A. (WENY) -- The Wyalusing Rams and the Cowanesque Valley Indians will take to the football field for a clash of Northern Tier rivals, but earlier today both teams came together along with their respective marching bands and cheerleaders to help with the cleanup efforts in Westfield. Football players,...
Salvation Army provides meals, cleanup kits, emotional support
Members of the Salvation Army disaster response teams note that local Salvation Army volunteers are the ones who alerted the larger organization of the need, resulting in a quick response to the area. Erik Johnson, incident commander for the Salvation Army, said the emergency disaster services team was leaving on...
Osceola Twp. declares disaster; 20 families affected by flood
The Osceola Township supervisors declared a disaster declaration after the Aug. 9 flooding in the Cowanesque Valley. Eighteen addresses and up to 20 families were affected. The township suffered road damage on the Tubbs Road and near the office building. Road repairs cost the township an estimated $5,512.36. Repairs have been completed.
Knoxville's sewer plant impacted by floodwaters
Knoxville Borough Mayor Gordon Price declared a disaster Aug.t 10 due to the flooding in the Cowanesque Valley as remnants of hurricane Debby moved north. Multiple homes were flooded in the borough. The borough’s sewer plant was also inundated by flood waters. Repairs were made to reservoir road under the disaster declaration.
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