Damaged Power Poles Spark City Pole Safety Debate
Dwayne Randall pressed the city at the Jan 17 caucus to act on damaged and abandoned utility poles. He cited 16 poles on Butler Avenue and six on Croton Avenue, including a pole near the Harry W. Lockley Early Learning Center, damaged by tractor trailers. Randall warned of personal injury risk if a pole fell, noting the school evacuation drill earlier this year. Councilman Eric Ritter said poles are owned by different utilities.
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Freshmen Pennsylvan ia reps idle on House floor amid delays
Nearly a quarter of Pennsylvania's House members changed in last fall's elections. With the chamber recessed and no voting until Feb 27, new lawmakers like Rep. Jamie Flick rush to meet constituents, draft bills, and seek Democratic ties to move legislation amid a shifting majority. GOP freshman Flick notes a first bill to aid substitute teacher hiring, while stressing the need for cross party collaboration. Rep. Joanne Stehr, sworn Jan 3, outlines early steps as she starts her term.
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Third career calling leads pastor to New Castle church
Jim Driskell spent 29 years in the Coast Guard and corporate finance before entering the ministry. After earning a Master of Divinity in 2010, he served in York and Chestertown Maryland, and joined Christ Lutheran on East Washington Street in September. His wife Marge survived a stroke four years ago, shaping his pastoral service on the Eastern Shore.
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County settles detectives contract in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County Commissioners and the Lawrence County Detectives Association approved a 3 year bargaining pact retroactive to January 1 2023. The agreement provides 3 percent pay raises the first year and 2.5 percent in years two and three for eight detectives.
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Wheatland plans to reopen former Golden Apple Inn
Pat Artise hopes to revive the former Golden Apple Inn at 65 Broadway Ave Wheatland after it closed in early 2021 when previous owners retired. He now owns the property and is generating buzz about possible reimagining as a new eatery with a partner or a studio or event space, among other options.
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