Mine reclamation planned in Beccaria Township
Beccaria Township faces further reclamation of abandoned mine lands with a government financed contract awarded to C M T Energy Inc. DEP provided no site specifics or dates. Township officials say about three fourths of the 43 square miles may be affected while inquiries to DEP remain unanswered.
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Timothy Nebgen
Utahville
Beccaria Township
State Department of Environmental Protection
Board of Supervisors
William Oshall
Beccaria
Oshall
DEP
Mike Delfosse
Mr. Oshall
Lyncroft
Mike Smith
Gathagan
Richard Snyder
Kyler
North Korea linked to major cyber attacks say officials
South Korean lawmakers cite intelligence that North Korea or pro Pyongyang groups in the South coordinated a denial of service campaign targeting 11 South Korean and several U S government sites. Officials warn of 12,000 South Korean and 8,000 overseas computers infected, with investigations ongoing.
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Hyung-Jin Kim
Associated Press
Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
U.S
Presidential Blue House
Defense Ministry
Korea Information Security Agency
Ahn Jeong-eun
National Intelligence Service
South
Yonhap
Korean Information Agency
Shin Hwa-su
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Federal Trade Commission
Transportation Department
Shin
Information Security Agency
Jeong Seok-hwa
Blue House
Grand National Party
National Assembly
Ahn
Penn Township Supervisors award road material bids
In Grampian area Penn Township Supervisors accepted bids for road maintenance materials. Deiillo Trucking of Kersey won 600 tons of 1B washed limestone at 13.80 per ton for 8280. Jefferson Paving of Brookville offered the low price of 1.809 per gallon for 17,000 gallons of CRS-2 emulsion oil totaling 30753. They also approved road subdivision maps and sewage planning actions and reviewed DOT road maps.
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Grampian
Penn Township
Deiillo Trucking
Kersey
Jefferson Paving
Brookville
Ruth Ellen Spencer
Mike Spencer
Rod Smay
State Department of Transportation
Camille “Bud” George
Houtzdale
State Senate
Genres
KRSA Votes Not to Bill Renters for Wastewater Services
Kratzer Run Sewer Authority voted 5-0 to bill property owners instead of renters to ensure payment. Secretary Sutika reported 67 past due accounts with 27 paid in full, 26 paying, 10 abandoned or no city water. New treasurer Larry Shaffer appointed. grants research ongoing and plant work continues including tank replacement estimates around 505 thousand dollars. Next meeting set for August 4 at 7 p.m.
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Oshall
Camille “Bud” George
Houtzdale
Lyncroft
Smith
Rep
George
Pepeminer
Pennsylvania State Police
Delfosse
Gary Reed
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Aura Development
Dakota Ridge
Ball Hollow
Weld Cemetery
New Enterprise Stone In Lime Co
Lightner Trust Fund
Josh Woods
Grampian
Kratzer Run Sewer Authority
KRSA
Renee
Authority
Scott Ennett
George Duckett
Betty Jo Sutika
Travis Dilts
Bennett
Wallaceton Council calls for posted speed limit signs
Wallaceton Borough Council met yesterday stressing the need for speed limit signs in the borough. The council approved another 500 dollars into the Lowe's credit account, reported no findings in the liquid fuels audit, and noted summer workers cleaning ditches and painting. Concerns were raised about unfenced swimming pools and missing safety ladders. Mark Maines was released from his road use agreement for hauling.
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Wallaceton
Bigler Two officials accept bid for bridge construction
Bigler Township Supervisors accept a $148,000 bid from R H Bailey Construction Tyrone for a Fourth Street bridge project in Madera. Supervisor Brink will pursue a loan at CNB Bank while other items include fire company loan co sign requests, park and easement approvals, and upcoming auctions and meetings.
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Wendy B. Lynn
Madera
Fourth Street
Bigler Township
R.H. Bailey Construction
Tyrone
Jack Brink
CNB Bank
Ted Charney
Madera Volunteer Fire Co
Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency
Charney
PEMA
Madera Fire Co
Bigler
Knox Townships
Knox Township
Tom Hensal
Brink
Randy Mick
B&b
Tubbs Crossing
Support group welcomes speaker from Hahne center
The Glendale Area Cancer Educational and Support Group held a June 16 meeting in Coalport with Laura Adams of the Hahne Regional Cancer Center. She highlighted cancer diagnosis and treatment programs, urged early detection, discussed sun safety, and the sun protection factor in sunscreens. Proceeds from raffles fund ongoing education and free mammograms through the Healthy Women's Program. Meetings are the third Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Coalport Center for Healthy Living. registration is not required.
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Coalport
Glendale Area
Laura Adams
Hahne Regional Cancer Center
DuBois Regional Health Center
CPAC
Kay Balestine
Joe B
Carolyn C
Rich
Coalport Center For Healthy Living
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Chuck
Johnson Williamsburg
Curwensville
Johnson
Avery Circle
Williamsburg
Penn Two
Wallaceton Borough
Vietnam Veterans of America
Sons of the American Legion
Children’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
S. Second St
Clearfield
Roger Duckett
Perry Behling
Bigler Two
Clearfield County
George Teston
Hahne Center