Army Corps plans North Beaver maintenance and training complex
The Army Corps of Engineers announced preliminary plans to build an area maintenance support activity vehicle maintenance shop and Army Reserve training center on a 20.8 acre tract in North Beaver Township. The land owned by John E and Robert M Miller lies behind Miller Furniture Barn on Route 551. The site zoned C-1 general commercial includes fields and woods and will include an 11,000 square yard parking area for military vehicles and equipment. Local officials urged review for potential issues or roadblocks.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Army Reserve
Beaver Township
Lawrence County
Army Corps
Department of the Army
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Amy McKinney
Army Corps of Engineers
Louisville
U.S
Army Corps Reserve 99Th Readiness Division
John E
Robert M. Miller
Miller Furniture Barn
County Planning Office
Lawrence County Humane Society launches $5 million shelter drive
The Lawrence County Humane Society begins a capital campaign for a new 5 million dollar shelter on a 22.5 acre site opposite Flaherty Field on Cascade Street. The plan doubles dog capacity to 36, expands cat space, adds an activity room, and seeks early donations via mail or in person. County commissioners previously allotted 100000 ARPA funds toward the project.
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Lawrence County Humane Society
LeeAnn Wawrzynski
Flaherty Field
Cascade Street
Wawrzynski and Humane
P.O
Pearson Mill Rd
New Castle
Lawrence County Commissioners
American Rescue Plan Act
State Senate moves to repeal Wolf era cap-and-trade regs
In Harrisburg Republicans in the Pennsylvania Senate passed a 27 to 22 party line vote advancing Senate Bill 1058 to the House to repeal Wolf administration cap-and-trade rules under the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative. Senator Gene Yaw touted ending the regulation and praising Pennsylvania energy policy.
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Senate
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
General Assembly
House
Tom Wolf
RGGI
New England
PJM
Gene Yaw
Johnson to retire as New Castle firefighter in October
Lawrence County Coroner Richard R. Johnson will retire as a New Castle firefighter on October 1 with a lifetime retirement package totaling 9,485.25 monthly including regular and disability benefits. He has 21 years of credited service and has served at Mahoningtown station since 2003, after a few years as a part timer. The city denied a $100,000 municipal grant for the Mahoningtown station roof and boiler but plans to reapply for similar grants next year as the department seeks other funding. The council also set steps to revive the Shade Tree Commission while considering timber sales at Cascade and Gaston Parks to bolster capital reserves after earning 25,500 from timber sales near Graceland Cemetery.
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Lawrence County
Richard “R.J
Johnson
New Castle
City Fire Pension Board
Mike Kabbe
Mahoningtown
N. Cedar St
PA State Fire Commissioner’s Office
Kobbe
Curt Savage
Tommy Berardi
Mike Calato
Marco Bulisco
Mary Burns
Commission
Randy Costello
Mark Elisco
Cascade Park
Gaston Park
Graceland Cemetery
Capital Reserve Fund
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North Beaver
Pet
iThe Lawren
Ade
Tyas
Margie Seelbaugh
Kelly Seelbaugh
Lilo
Stitch
Humane Society
R-Union
Lycoming
Bradford/ Sullivan/Tioga
Department of Environmental Protection
Environmental Quality Board
Herald
Greenville
Ncnewsonline
Aercer
Debbie Wachter
Richard
R.J.’ Johnson
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