Новости за 19.09.2018

DUBOIS – Post remedial sampling results, received from the environmental engineering firm of Mountain Research LLC, for the DuBois Area High School indicate that it can re-open. High school students will return to school tomorrow, Sept. 20. Air scrubbers will remain in three rooms and the pool area today until test samples are returned. Remediation of […]

LAMAR – Area drivers may encounter delays late this week and through next week as the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) continues with work to improve a Route 64 bridge in Centre County. The bridge spans Little Fishing Creek near the village of Lamar and the Centre/Clinton county line. On Thursday and Friday, Sept. 20-21, […]

HARRISBURG – In what is already the wettest year on record in much of Pennsylvania and in recognition of National Preparedness Month, Wolf Administration officials from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) and the state Insurance Department today discussed how the state is analyzing and preparing for extreme weather, and also […]

HARRISBURG – The office of Rep. Matt Gabler has (R-Clearfield/Elk) announced that two improvement projects in the 75th Legislative District will benefit from more than $623,000 in state funding approved by the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) in Harrisburg on Tuesday. DuBois received a $423,169 grant through the Pennsylvania Small Water and Sewer Program to rehabilitate the gate […]

PUNXSUTAWNEY – Lifespan Family Services will host its seventh annual Children’s Health Fair on Saturday, from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., at the IUP Punxsutawney Campus. There will be door prizes and giveaways, community vendors and entertainment. Admission is free to the event. This event is sponsored by Indiana University of Pennsylvania and AmeriHealth Caritas of […]

FOOTBALL GREENVILLE — Senior outside linebacker Dusty Maines (Clearfield) recorded a career-high 15 tackles for Thiel Saturday night, but Geneva spoiled the Tomcats’ home opener with a 27-14 Presidents’ Athletic Conference win in front of 1,126 fans in Alumni Stadium. Ten of his stops were solo, raising his team-high total to 27. He also leads […]

CLEARFIELD – A small crowd squeezed into the Lawrence Township Supervisors’ meeting room at Tuesday’s meeting, most with concerns about a proposed business coming to Hyde. Prior to the meeting, rumors had been that the business would be a Methadone clinic, much like the one located near the airport, Discovery House. However, as it was […]

HUSTON TOWNSHIP – Truck traffic traveling Sullivan Hill Road (Route 153) in Huston Township, Clearfield County, will be reminded to obey the posted speed limit, as The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced the placement of a radar-controlled speed display sign just north of Oak Stub Road. The speed display sign is to aid […]

DUBOIS – On Monday night, Supervisor Kevin Salandra gave an update on discussions over a proposed joint municipal authority between Sandy Township and DuBois City. There weren’t any decisions made in the ongoing matter. The next private meeting between the two municipalities will be held Thursday. “I think we are getting close to seeing if […]

CLEARFIELD – The Clearfield County Solid Waste Authority (CCSWA) is offering an explanation to residents with regards to why waste haulers won’t take televisions. According to CCSWA Director Jodi Brennan, it’s because of “the unintended consequences of the Covered Device Recycling Act.” “It’s harder than ever to dispose of certain electronics, particularly old televisions and […]

NORRISTOWN – Attorney General Josh Shapiro on Tuesday hosted a roundtable and press conference with state legislators, district attorneys, survivors of child sexual abuse and others to highlight the need for the legislature to approve four key reforms recommended by a statewide grand jury that investigated sexual abuse of minors by Catholic Church clergy and […]

CLEARFIELD – At Tuesday’s Clearfield Municipal Authority meeting, the board learned that the Sanitary Sewer Overflow had to be opened for three days during the major rain and flooding event earlier this month. However, due to the unprecedented weather, the state Department of Environmental Protection informed CMA that the authority would not be fined for […]