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Pennsylvania Clearfield Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 2009

Page

5

Public Works and Finance Updates From Clearfield Borough

Clearfield officials discuss vehicle maintenance rotations and biannual waxing, grant acceptance for a 3.5 million water and sewer project, and Veolia trash removal bid at 492.85 monthly. They plan tree trimming ads, note EEOC charge against Officer Titus, approve legal expenditures, support Teen Court funding, and attend the Welcome to School 2009 event at Clearfield Elementary.

Rhone Public Works Committee Veolia Environmental Services Shade Tree Commission Rodger J. Gorton Police Civil Service Commission U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Michael Titus Wisor Titus Patty Gilliland Ms. Stott Kim Kesner Kesner EEOC Teen Court of Clearfield County Clearfield Elementary Lawrence Township

Pennsylvania candidate Bill Cahir dies in Afghanistan

Philadelphia AP reports 40 year old Bill Cahir, a former reporter and Democratic congressional candidate, was killed serving with the Marines in Afghanistan. He lived in Bellefonte and worked at The Express Times Washington bureau. He had two Iraq tours and had run in a Democratic primary to replace Rep. John Peterson.

Philadelphia Bill Cahir Afghanistan June Weaver Cahir Associated Press Joe Owens Express- Times Easton Bellefonte Washington, D.C Owens Marine Corps Reserve Marine Corps Owen Iraq Pennsylvania John Peterson Clearfield County Mark McCracken Glenn Thompson The Express-Times

Old meets new as Philipsburg tours historic sites

A local tour highlights rebuilt and restored landmarks, including the Baptist Church brickwork from 1921 and the 1889 Carlisle Loraine home with a cedar siding redo. Guides note Main Street grants up to 5000 dollars for facade work while guests view the Finberg Building once a McCrory store and the Philips Hotel renovations.

Baptist Church Philipsburg Mr. Swoope Carlisle Loraine Ms. Gette- Doyle Simler House Ms. Gette-Doyle Front Street Finberg McCrory 5&10 South Centre Street Walter Swoope Swoope Centre County Historical Society Terry Whetstone

Transfer station plan eyed by Clearfield CCSWA

Clearfield County Solid Waste Authority weighs a transfer station costing about 770000 dollars for 100000 tons yearly, with operating costs near 300000 and a breakeven disposal fee of 7.77 per ton. A recyclable processing option costs 441000 annually and could yield revenue.

Clearfield Nestor Solid Waste Authority Ms. Nestor Jefferson Clearfield County Bill Mackereth CCSWA

Curwensville team profiled for TIDE unity on field

Principal praises Curwensville squad for embodying the TIDE motto Together Inspiring Dedication to Excellence. He says the team has made parents, the community and the school proud by achieving what many cannot and notes they will be recognized at a Sept. 18 home football game.

Curwensville Area High School Lady Tide Curwensville Area School Board Ashley Demchak Holly Lansberry Jenae Stiles Molly Demchak Sara Clark Tess Bloom Ken Weihdeffer Allen Leigey Hannah Walls Erin Bressler Morgan Peterman Jenessa Stiles Stacey Johnson Dean Lansberry Dave Clark Patty Koontz Madison Peterman Shannon McDonald Linsday Barrett Ron “Dak” Rea Zak Young Dianne Byers

Budget standoff hits Pennsylvania social safety net hard

Harrisburg faces a six week budget deadlock that halts billions for social services. Nonprofits cut staff, delay programs, and borrow to keep operations, with day care, mental health, and foster care at risk across counties and cities including Allegheny and Philadelphia. Gov Rendell warns pain will worsen before a budget deal, as counties brace for shutdowns and service gaps.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Pam Cousins Elk County Children & Youth Services Cousins South Central Community Action Program Franklin Adams Washington Greene Luzerne Darlene Bigler Community Action Southwest Montgomery James R. Matthews Philadelphia Ed Rendell Rendell GOP Arlene Bell Caring People Alliance Eaves Bell

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Philips Hotel Tony DeBoer Mr. DeBoer Brennan Greentree Clinton County Ms. Brennan Wal- Mart Novey Recycling PA Waste Watcher Novey Animal Welfare Council Curwensville School
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