By Rebecca Zemencik, Managing Editor • rebecca-z@citizenstandard.com
VALLEY VIEW – After much discussion and deliberation Wednesday evening, July 3, Hegins Township has now hired a consultant at the price tag of $150 per hour to direct them on how to move forward with a proposed zoning change concerning wind power.
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By Robert Wheary, Staff Writer • csrobwheary@gmail.com
TREMONT TWP. – Supervisors in Tremont Twp. experienced a little “sticker shock” when discussing their latest road projects as the cost of blacktop increased from previous years.
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VALLEY VIEW – With this win, the Valley View Westenders Legion ball club secured the sixth seed in the league tournament and finished with a 9-9 record.
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By Robert Wheary, Staff Writer • csrobwheary@gmail.com
MILLERSBURG – Contracts up for renewal by the Millersburg Area School Board was met with a little bit of resistance by one board member as he wondered if the district was getting a fair deal.
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By Robert Wheary, Staff Writer • csrobwheary@gmail.com
TOWER CITY – Those that run afoul of code offenses in Tower City borough may soon find themselves paying more than just fines.
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Submitted Photo The Wehry girls are pictured with their gymnastic coaches. Pictured are from left, Coach Joe Stallone, Coach Gina Stallone Amrich, Emma Wehry, Grace Wehry, and Coach Marty Amrich.
By Rebecca Zemencik, Managing Editor • rebecca-z@citizenstandard.com
KLINGERSTOWN – 10 years ago their parents signed them up for a gymnastics class at a gymnastics center in York County, fast-forward to 2019 and the Wehry girls are now competing on a national level in the sport.
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Submitted Photo Charles Huntzinger of Spring Street, Tremont, shared this photo with Tremont Borough Council at its Tuesday meeting and asked if he will ever be able to use his garage again? Huntzinger’s property was affected by the flooding last year. The borough is still waiting on FEMA funding to be available.
By Rebecca Zemencik, Managing Editor • rebecca-z@citizenstandard.com
TREMONT – Charles Huntzinger, a Spring Street resident of Tremont Borough whose home along with countless others experienced devastating flooding last year, was at the Tremont Borough Council meeting again Tuesday evening trying to get answers to questions.
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ROB WHEARY/Staff Photo The Williams Valley Lady Vikings swarm pitcher Emma Crisswell after the Vikings defeated DuBois Central Catholic 5-0 in the PIAA Class A Softball championships on June 14 at Nittany Lion Softball Park.
By Rob Wheary, Staff Writer • csrobwheary@gmail.com
STATE COLLEGE – Maddy Bordner walked around the batting practice facility of Nittany Lions Softball Park just bewildered.
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