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Lawmakers eye limits on license plate readers

Legislation is being drafted in the state House of Representatives that would attempt to better safeguard the information collected by the camera system operators. The legislation is being drafted by Rep. Tarik Khan, D-Philadelphia, with early support coming from Republican Rep. Robert ...

Association for counties talks priorities of 911, data centers

The County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, known as CCAP, is an organization founded in 1886 that serves as the “unifying” voice for the Keystone State’s 67 counties. Kyle Kopko, who serves as CCAP’s Executive Director, oversees all of the association’s divisions, which ...

N.Y. state sues Bemus Point veterans charity

Testimony from two former board members of Healing for Heroes are among the exhibits entered into evidence by the state Attorney General’s Office in its attempt to close the charity. Joshua Larsen and Lisa Borbe both filed affidavits in the case. Attorney General Letitia James filed court ...

Royal results

The fair queen was named at the Warren County Fair. Cali Chapman won the honor. In the group photo are: Queen Cali Chapman, Runner-up Miranda Gates, Jr. Miss Bristol Beane and Co-Princesses Hazel Gilbert-Wennberg and Andrea Fithian.

Fair history to be on display starting Friday

The Warren County Historical Society will be set up in the demonstration tent at the Warren County Fair on Friday at 1 p.m. Managing director Michelle Gray will share some Warren County History with a touch of fair history. The history of the fair begins in1850, starting in Sugar Grove and ...

School board taking steps toward cell policy

The Warren County School District is moving forward with a closer review of a proposed student cell phone policy, but board members said Monday night they want more details about how the policy would be enforced before considering a formal vote. The policy was presented during the Committee of the Whole meeting on July 27 as a starting point for further discussion, with a goal of developing a policy that reduces distractions and improves face-to-face interaction while giving schools clear and consistent procedures for enforcing the rules. Superintendent Gary Weber told the board he ...