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Pennsylvania Clearfield Progress

Location

Clearfield, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 2009

Page

3

County mulls local hiring for plant contracts and YMCA expansion

County officials consider restricting future state funded projects to local contractors and review state rule limits. Bioskinergy faced union complaints over outside builders for the ethanol facility set to open Jan 2. The board approved a $1.3 million Redevelopment Capital Assistance Program grant for the Clearfield YMCA expansion, with a $2.5 to $3 million projected cost and a yearlong build schedule.

Prc Kim Kesner Mark McCracken Kesner Bioskinergy Clearfield

Drainage pipe clog mayblock river flow on Walton street

Skelly and Loy Inc says a 24 inch drainage pipe along Walton street Route 53 is so filled with anti skid that water flows at an eighth of its capacity. Borough manager Don Enck says PennDOT says no permit needed to clean inlets but a permit is needed to remove anti skid. Council adopts Corrine Street one way and schedules finance committee Sept 22 for 2010 budget work while Lions Club Halloween event discussed.

Skelly and Loy Inc State Department of Transportation Walton Street Don Enck Penndot Thompson Enck District 2 Corrine Street Finance Committee Linda

Brady Township weighs public sewer system plan and wind rules

Brady Township officials discuss a $5.804 million Act 537 sewer plan funded by state or federal stimulus programs. Hess & Fisher Engineers outline a low pressure system with grinder pumps and a $750 connection fee per home. The board also reviews wind turbine setback recommendations and handles a property cleanup notice with a 45 day response window before further action. Brady holds its next meeting October 5.

Josh Woods Luthersburg Brady Township Wilson Fisher Sherm Bloom Hess & Fisher Engineers Board of Supervisors Fisher Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority Rural Utility Service Hess & Fisher Troutville Sykesville Oklahoma- Salem Ace Valley Gary Swope Wind Energy Regulation Committee Swope Blair Somerset Darryl Beatty Beatty Lester Wachob Sheryl DeBoer Kevin Crouch Crouch

District grapples with staff training and benefits at board meeting

Benson says pay gaps for 15 minute shorter shifts are unethical and calls for training funds during Wednesday sessions while tackling benefits. Only 24 high school core subject positions exist with 65 focused on lower achieving students. Principal Smutz agrees current system misaligns needs and advocates better teacher support and training rather than more staff. Paraprofessionals express readiness to train, with talk of intrinsic rewards and accountability systems to shift away from comfort zones.

Benson Osceola Mills Linda Smutz Diane Condon Selfridge Smutz

Madoff Properties Up for Sale in New York and Florida

U S Marshals plan to auction Bernard Madoff Manhattan duplex on the Upper East Side and his Palm Beach estate along with boats to help reimburse victims. Officials say the sale aims to leverage exclusivity over notoriety as brokers are chosen. Madoff was sentenced to 150 years for a massive Ponzi scheme.

New York Bernard Madoff FBI Madoff Manhattan U.S. Marshals Service Upper East Side U.S Roland Ubaldo Associated Press Palm Beach Fla Fort Lauderdale Florida Long Island Madoffs Mark Andrew

Switchgrass ethanol project aims to prove large scale viability

Oklahoma researchers run the world’s largest 1000 acre switchgrass trial to test if ethanol from the tall native grass can be cost effective. The Noble Foundation leads the $2.2 million effort near Guymon to fuel a biorefinery planned in southwest Kansas, signaling a catalytic push for cellulosic ethanol despite expected delays before commercial use.

Great Plains Kansas Billy Cook Noble Foundation

Planning Commission Approves Subdivision Plans in Township

Hess and Fisher Engineers prepared the subdivision plans, but no representative attended. The Lawrence Township Planning Commission voted to approve the plans and set the next meeting for October 13 at 4 p.m. in the township building.

Ann Reitz Park and Recreation Committee Brady Township Hess and Fisher Engineers Planning Commission Lawrence Township Planning Commission

Hallstrom extension aids funding and planning for Sandy Township

Sandy Township advances bid materials for the Hallstrom extension with DEP oversight and Rural Development loan constraints under ARRA rules. Officials plan online reporting and a Rural Water Association template as a water project progresses, while DuBois Continuum of Care expands with 90,300 square feet across assisted living, apartments, and cottages.

State Department of Environmental Protection Hallstrom Dick Castonguay U.S. Department of Nor Rural Development Rural Water Association Municipal Authority David Sylvis Board of Supervisors DuBois DuBois Continuum of Care

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