Chest Township approves resolution on tax rebates tied to landfill
Chest Township Supervisors vote 2-1 to send a Brink draft resolution to Solicitor Ann Wood. The document outlines that 20 percent of tipping fees from Eagle landfill will fund local tax relief and rebates for residents, with rebates for property owners and households continuing as tipping fees flow. The board also reviewed bids for a fire truck, with prices from Bradco Supply, John Stuckey Ford, and Allegheny Equipment, planning a decision at the Aug. 13 meeting.
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Jane Elling
Lajose
Chest Township
LeRoy Brink
Ann Wood
John Knowles
Bradco Supply
Towanda
John Stuckey Ford
Midlidaysburg
Allegheny Equipment
Pittsburgh
Larry Garner
Garner
Walter Hopkins & Co. LLP
Clearfield
State Department of Community and Economic Development
Tanya Kunsman
Certified Public Accountant
Brink
Bowles
Michael
Blood Drive Planned At Lawrence Fire Hall
Clearfield Kiwanis held its Tuesday luncheon at Hedge's Restaurant and announced a blood drive on Monday from noon to 6 p.m. at the Lawrence Township Firehall on Mill Road. The drive aims for 65 units with donations urged from the community. Flo Lutz and Beth Sawyer of the American Red Cross spoke on the need for whole blood, noting hospitals require a five day supply and that donor participation drops in summer.
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Clearfield Kiwanis
Dan Kennedy
Beth Sawyer
Flo Lutz
American Red Cross Blood Services
Lawrence Township
Hedge’s
Clearfield
Mary Lou Wilson
Greater Allerenney
Ms. Sawyer
Wey 10
Mill Road
Birthday Listings For Progress Area Residents On Saturday July Eleventh 2009
The Progress invites area residents to submit birth names and dates two days in advance for birthday announcements. Names must be proper first names, no nicknames, and twins should be designated. A $50 Birthday Bonus is awarded monthly.
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Seil
Progressland
Jared Anderson
Dawn Aughenbaugh
Dennis Billette
Noah Bloom
Wade Fuller
Doug Hayward
Verna Hess
Mary Jo Hooven
Megan Kawa
Ashley Kirk
Chad Kohler
Ricky Magnuson
Jim Mitchell
Jimmer
Moslak
Cristiana Owens
Elaine Rinker
Ellwood Rowles
Kim Labol
Stefanie Shepler
Mary Jo Smeal
Tabatha Taylor
Progress
Clearfield
Curwensville
Philipsburg
P.O
Woodland grad Devin Conaway earns biology degree magna cum laude
Devin Conaway of Woodland graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in biology from Juniata College in Huntingdon. He made the dean's list, plans to attend Case Western Dental School after graduation, and is the son of Roger and heir Conaway. A 2005 Philipsburg-Osceola Area High School graduate, he previously studied at Juniata.
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Devin Conaway
Woodland
Juniata College
Huntingdon
Juniata
Case Western Dental School
Roger
Heir Conaway
Philipsburg-Osceola Area
Shriners to Downgrade Some Hospitals Instead of Closing
Shriners Hospitals for Children will keep treating in 22 cities while some facilities may become outpatient centers and real estate may be sold or leased. New CEO Douglas Maxwell says the system will downsize and begin accepting insurance payments, yet care for burns orthopedics spinal injuries and cleft palate will remain free to families. The Galveston hospital may reopen after hurricane damage while several others faced potential permanent closures. endowment slumped but solvency is expected in the long term.
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Michelle Roberts
Associated Press
San Antonio
Shriners
Douglas Maxwell
Shriners Hospitals For Children
Maxwell
Shriners Hospital
United States
Canada
Mexico
Shreveport
Greenville
S.C
Erie
Spokane
Wash
Springfield
Mass
Galveston
Texas
Maude London to Celebrate 90th Birthday Open House
Maude London of Grampian will mark her 90th birthday with an open house tomorrow from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Hepburnia United Methodist Church social hall. Born July 15, 1919, she has five children Norma Simbeck Ken London Boyd London Joan Deitrich and Ed London, plus thirteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren.
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Maude London
Grampian
Hepburnia United Methodist Church
Weight limits posted on Moravian Run Bridge
MORRISDALE On Wednesday the state Department of Transportation posted weight limit restrictions on the Moravian Run Bridge on state Route 3032 in Graham Township Clearfield County. It has posted the bridge for an 18 ton weight limit for single vehicles and a 33 ton weight limit for combination vehicles. The posting will remain in place until further notice.
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Morrisdale
State Department of Transportation
Moravian Run
Graham Township
Clearfield County
Penndot
Dot.state
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