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Memorial Day observance in Lycoming County
MUNCY, Pa. — Dozens of people lined East Mechanic Street in Muncy for the borough's annual Memorial Day parade. This is the third year for the parade, following a break during the pandemic. When Bill Scott joined the Muncy borough council, he wanted to bring back the show of support for the fallen.
Construction projects continue this week
The following is a round-up of current PennDOT road work and construction projects in northcentral Pa.: Lane restrictions on County Line Road in Union, Snyder counties Starting Monday, a contractor working for UGI Utilities will begin a blacktop base repair project as part of a gas main replacement project on Route 1017 (County Line Road) in Union and Snyder counties. ...
Summer curfew for teens coming to several Jersey Shore towns
NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — This summer, Jersey Shore towns are establishing a curfew for teenagers to avoid incidents such as wild parties on boardwalks and beaches. The curfew applies to those under the age of 18, who aren’t accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, local officials said. Teens who are caught outside during curfew […]
Pa. county to proceed with its first property reassessment in 20 years
WILLIAMSPORT — The first property reassessment in Lycoming County in 20 years will proceed as planned. That was ensured Thursday when the county commissioners approved a $3,484,620 appraisal services agreement with Tyler Technologies of Plano, Texas. Field work that will include taking a picture of each property is expected...
Pa. township supervisor found to have violated state Ethics Act
WILLIAMSPORT — A township supervisor in Lycoming County has been found to have violated the state Ethics Act but his conduct was not so egregious to warrant referral to the attorney general’s office. The Ethics Commission in an order issued Tuesday found Old Lycoming Township Supervisor David W....
City Treasurer's Office highlights programs to help local businesses
Williamsport, Pa. — Resources and funding programs are widely available to help local businesses, nonprofits, and residents, but are they widely known? City Treasurer Kevin Mackey says they aren't. "I think many programs are underutilized," he said. "There seems to be less interest in them over the years. COVID was one reason, but that's not the case now. And if we stop talking about these programs, people won't know they're...
Lycoming County government to move offices this May
Williamsport, Pa. — Several government offices in Lycoming County will be switching office locations this month. The following government offices — Commissioners, Controller, Human Resources, and Community Planning and Economic Development — will move from the Executive Plaza at 330 W. Pine St. on May 28-31. The new location will be the Third Street Plaza at 33 W. Third St., third floor. Any in-person visits are to be scheduled prior to May 28. The offices will be open during moving week, but there will be delays in communication during that period. The offices at the new location are expected to be operational starting June 3.
In-Home Care Worker Sentenced for Fraud Against Elderly Couple
LOCK HAVEN, PA – Clinton County District Attorney Dave Strouse reported that Britney Hostrander, a 28-year-old from Williamsport, was sentenced on Tuesday to an 84-month term of supervision. The sentencing included nine months in the Clinton County Correctional Facility and six months under house arrest. Clinton County Court of Common Pleas Judge Michael F. Salisbury sentenced Hostrander for one count of Access Device Fraud, two counts of Identity Theft , and two counts of Financial Exploitation of an Older Adult. The charges were brought against Hostrander after a 76-year-old woman from McElhatten and her 80-year-old husband noticed unusual purchases on
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