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Mayor offers city police officers free parking passes
May 17, 2013 As part of a four-year police contract, Mayor Gabriel J. Campana offered to give every police officer on the force a free parking pass. more »»
Council to pay $825K for Brodart demolition
May 17, 2013 City Council voted Thursday to accept a $825,300 contract submitted by a Clarks Summit demolition company to remediate and raze the Brodart warehouse on Memorial Avenue this summer. more »»
Diocese:?Another parish will decide future of Mater Dolorosa
May 17, 2013 Teresa Osborne, chancellor of the Diocese of Scranton, issued a news release on Thursday to address the future use of Mater Dolorosa Church, 635 Hepburn St. more »»
Emergency personnel recognized at downtown banquet
May 17, 2013 Unless they are involved in an emergency situation, most people don’t spend too much time dwelling on the vast array of emergency personnel required to help the sick or injured. more »»
Plan for Sheetz near Muncy Creek intersection gets OKs
May 17, 2013 Muncy Creek Township’s zoning hearing board heard requests for a number of variances required to put in a Sheetz gas station and car wash in the Shoppes at Muncy Creek development, at the... more »»
Scientists optimistic on fracking and water pollution
May 17, 2013 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Hydraulic fracturing for natural gas hasn’t contaminated drinking water wells in Arkansas, according to a new study, but researchers said the geology there may be more of a natural... more »»
Proposed hotel rejected by board
May 17, 2013 A development group that wants to put in a new hotel at the Shoppes at Muncy Creek complex, at the intersection of routes 405 and 442 in Muncy Creek Township, must return to the drawing board after... more »»
Pact approved for gas training facility
May 17, 2013 Lycoming County commissioners approved a $36,000 consulting contract Thursday with the Pennsylvania College of Technology for services at the institution’s Energy Technology Education Center. more »»
Library looks at replacing vehicle
May 17, 2013 The James V. Brown Library Board discussed replacing a vehicle the library uses to transport books in its interlibrary exchange program Thursday. more »» 
Idea to use site as inmate reporting center rebuked by mayor, crowd
May 16, 2013 The saga of a former Catholic church, eyed as a possible site for an inmate day reporting center, has erupted into a fervor with the faithful and city leadership upset of any hint that the... more »» 
Group sees expansion in 4th year
May 16, 2013 Family Promise of Lycoming County celebrated the completion of its third year with a ribbon cutting and reception on Wednesday afternoo. more »»
Police standoff sends man to prison
May 16, 2013 State police called out to a standoff at the Wolf Township home of Robert Lyons last July 28 heard him say, “I’m not going to jail,” as he drank beer at his kitchen table. more »»
School board reverses course with no-tax-hike budget plan
May 16, 2013 After approving a tentative 2013-14 budget with a 0. more »»
Police chief says drug arrests being made, but problems persist
May 16, 2013 South Williamsport Borough Police Chief Robert Hetner said his department continues to deal with issues of heroin abuse, especially in the area along Route 15. more »»
Supervisors look at road contract, stormwater
May 16, 2013 Stormwater management development, the elementary school building and a road maintenance contract were topics at Wednesday night’s Woodward Township Supervisors meeting. more »»
Council to consider Brodart demolition contract tonight
May 16, 2013 City Council is expected to vote tonight on a $825,300 contract submitted by a Clarks Summit demolition company to raze the Brodart warehouse on Memorial Avenue. more »»
Wellsboro school board appoints district solicitor
May 16, 2013 WELLSBORO — The Wellsboro Area School District Board approved the appointment of Bruce L. Vickery, of Ginn & Vickery, as district solicitor for the 2013-14 school year. more »» 
New Sheridan Street bridge project to start this summer
May 16, 2013 A new bridge soon will be seen on Sheridan Street over Millers Run. more »»
Noise ordinance discussed
May 16, 2013 MONTGOMERY — A noise/nuisance ordinance may be amended to include loudness emitted from vehicles, according to Mayor Andrew Onufrak II. more »»
Commissioner: Reassessments are needed more frequently
May 16, 2013 Lycoming County Commissioner Tony Mussare said he initially opposed the idea of property reassessments when he first got into office about a year and a half ago. more »» |
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