GRATZ – With $1.2 million in stimulus greenbacks, a Dauphin County housing facility is slated for “green” energy-saving renovations this year.
U.S. Congressman Tim Holden, D-17, made the presentation Monday to the Dauphin County Housing Authority for Gratz Park Terrace, a 30-unit housing facility for elderly and disabled persons. The funds are part of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Capital Fund Program Competitive Grant.
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Hegins Township Supervisors have received two anonymous donations to set up a reward fund in an attempt to lead to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the arsons that the area has been experiencing.
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TOWER CITY – Bullies beware.
The Williams Valley School District is amping up its attention to halt bullying behavior among its pupils, especially with high school aged students.
Superintendent Olga Ehrhart told the school board Jan. 28 that several parents had approached the district with concerns about their children being bullied.
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TOWER CITY - The new owner of the Knights of Pythias building, Richard Blickstein of TC Developers, has until Feb. 8 to come up with a plan of action in regards to the structure.
Tower City Borough Council held a special meeting Jan. 18 to discuss the situation with Blickstein
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