UC Council Tackles Beermish Beek and Dog Complaints
UC Council convened for a regular meeting Tuesday and tackled resident complaints about bees trees sidewalks and dogs. Borough officials outlined proposed repairs and notices while council debated timing costs and equity for Mile Street residents amid petitions and potential borough action to relieve homeowners.
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Union City Corry Classified List To Be Out Soon
Local notices indicate a forthcoming Union City Corry classified list. The document will detail residents and services, with distribution expected within two weeks and a public notice in the Corry era.
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Union City School Board Sets Monday Meeting
Union City Joint School Board will meet Monday evening at the high school to review bids for furniture and equipment for Union City Elementary and Bloomfield schools. The agenda includes bids for physical education gear, health class supplies, and coach vacancies, with no teacher resignations expected at this time.
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State Plans Indictments In Mine Case
Ally. Gen Mune Alpern informed Coy Lawrenc that Justice Department and county authorities plan indictments in the Kenni mine disaster. The official said targets would be certain individuals for gross negligence with no named defendants. He urged action against mine inspectors and employees and favored legislative reform of mining laws.
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State Board Equalizes Tax and School Aid Fallout
The State Tax Equalization Board reports 1958 market values show real estate worth over 22 billion dollars in Pennsylvania but assessed at about 4 billion. The board’s data will cut state aid for nearly 2,000 districts in 1960, with 300 districts gaining more funds. Local hearings are not held on real estate or property taxes, raising concern over statewide subsidies and district impacts. St Marys in Elk County and Stackertown in Northampton County would see aid costs cut in half, Eldred Two in McKean County and Panpack Two in Wayne face reductions.
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Counties seek school tax cuts amid market value shifts
A state report shows counties facing cuts near 40 to 47 percent while Philadelphia gains about 2 million in subsidies and Pittsburgh 310000. Most counties report districts with market value increases above 120 percent, led by Lycoming, Fulton, Elk and others. The board notes less real estate activity in top counties and updates prior valuations with several years of sales data.
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Mifflin
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Clarion
Montour
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