RIDGWAY â The timing wasn't right.
Therefore, President Elk County Judge Richard Masson declined Monday to fill a vacancy on the Highland Township Board of Supervisors.
Establishing "open" communications with taxpayers and teachers is a key for candidates seeking seats on the Kane School Board.
This issue came across loud and clear Wednesday evening at a question-and-answer forum at the Kane Elks Lodge on Chestnut Street.
A pickup truck, westbound on Route 6 near Campbelltown Road, left the north side of the highway and struck and destroyed this sign at the Mt. Jewett Health Center building on Monday.
Trash recycling is returning to Kane on a limited basis for now on private property.
A collection site for cardboard now is located at the Bednar Metals property on Commons Alley.
Lisa Swartwood signs up her son, Matthew Deane for the Kane Community Vacation Bible School. Kane Community VBS volunteer Glenda Buonanducci assists with the paperwork.
An "army" of volunteers turned out Friday for the third annual "KARE For Kane" program to spruce up the community.
Those who stepped forward to volunteer consider the activity a labor of love.
Mike Beane has had it.
The foreman of the Kane Borough Streets Department no longer can tolerate ignorant residents who disobey the rules for the operation of the brush dump at Glenwood Park.
Recycling bins are returning to Wetmore Township.
Supervisors Steve Dyne, Bill Ryding and Elaine Bodistow agreed Tuesday to permit Casella Waste Management to place four "zero-sort" recycling bins at the rear of the township building on Spring Street in East Kane.
