Hampton residents face 6 cent rise in bag garbage price
In Hampton six haulers have raised curb service to 86 cents per bag after the old 30 cent rate set in July 1970. Township supervisors decline further price negotiations citing criticisms from residents. Spokeswoman Helen Penfield notes many buy extra bags and delay orders, while township manager Howard Shoemaker says the 30 cent price was among the county’s lowest. Garbage bags may be bought in bundles of 25 for $9 as the new rates take effect.
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Hampton
Rav
Helen' Penfield
Sald
Howard Shoemaker
Penheld
Ras Penfield Sylvester Weiss
Robert Graper
Morrow
Wintermantel
Ogel
Beattie Directors Puzzled by Check Payment
Beattie Technical High School faces confusion as Beattie directors question a $1.109 million check payable to the school, while state operations for Beattie Treb NASS and related departments undergo transfers. The building crumbling coping and a roof joint expansion prompt architect Thomas Pratt to assess repairs, with 827 applications already filed for classes and contracts unsettled.
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Counts Intermediate
Cat Courts School Board
Beattie Technical High Schno
Thomas Pratt
Pratt
Saul Danesity
Beate Tech
Millvale boy seeks return of stolen bicycle
A 9 year old Millvale boy, Gary Martin, expects the return of his black and white Schwinn Cobra bike with chrome fenders and red trim after it was stolen near his home. The theft occurred days before his birthday as two older boys grabbed the bike while he was getting up from a fall. His mother, Mrs. Martin, says Gary is very upset and desires his old bike back despite a replacement being provided. Neighbors report seeing the bike in the neighborhood several times in two weeks, but it disappears before they can retrieve it.
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Millvale
Babcock Boulevard paving delayed in McCandless
News report notes no start date for paving the closed Babcock Boulevard section from Cumberland Road to Ingomar Wildwood Road. City officials cite sewer work and a three month closure with an expected finish around October 15, as PennDOT plans repaving and rebuilding north into North Park.
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Babcock Boulevard
McCandless
Richard Herron
News-Record
Cumberland Road
Ingomar- Wildwood Road
North Park
and Iorth Park
PennDot
Sunday liquor sale permits reach 1500 statewide
The Liquor Control Board reports more than 1500 bars and restaurants approved for Sunday liquor sales as the first Sunday under the new law kicks off. One area store noted two applications with about half approved. statewide licenses began at 720 and cost 200 dollars each.
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Enforcement & Licensing Division
The
Liquor Control Board
News-Record
North Hills
Indecency charge on Avalon man heads to hearing
An Avalon man faces a Thursday evening hearing before District Justice Edward J France on public indecency charges. Victor Volpe of 04 Fisk Ave was arrested Thursday morning by Avalon police, arraigned that day, and released on nominal bond.
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Ansalon
District Justice of the Peace
Edward J France
Victor Volpe
Fisk Ave
Avalon
France
Break-ins Reported on Route 19 and Route 1
Marshall Bradford Woods police reported two breakins on Route 19 and Route 1 Monday night. At Four Seasons Farm Market on Route 1 and Northgate Drive, batteries were stolen. DAS Motor Sales on Route 19 reported three batteries missing.
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Pine Marshall
Bradford Woods
Four Seasons Farm Market
Northgate Drive
Marshall
Tirey
DAS Motor Sales
Police probe impersonator targeting women drivers on Rt 8
Police warn women driving alone at night after reports a man in a fake police car flashed a red light to stop them. In Etna, four North Hills communities chased a stolen car that crashed into Huntz Tavern on Butler Street at 4 20 am. occupants escaped as Richland Hampton Shaler and Etna officers pursued.
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Pine Marshall
Bradford Woods
North Hills
Huntz Tavern
Butler Street
Butler
Richland Hampton Shaler
Etna Police
Cars damaged in Shaler Two in two-week span
Frank Vankowski of Arsenal reported his Volkswagen had its windshield broken by a stone while driving on Anderson Road Tuesday. Thomas Dorsch of 202 Lindberg Ave Shaler told police his car was damaged on Aug 13 when a club struck the quarter panel and roof.
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Shaler
Frank Vankowski
Arsenal
Anderson Road
Thomas Dorsch
Lindberg Ave
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