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School board to consider $83,399 snowplow truck purchase

The Warren County School District Board of School Directors will consider purchasing a new Ford F-350 truck equipped with a plow for up to $83,399 during its Committee of the Whole meeting scheduled for today. According to the meeting agenda, the proposed purchase would be made through the Co-Stars purchasing program from Tri-Star Ford of Blairsville. Board members also will consider a professional services agreement with HRLC Architects for design and construction administration related to the Sheffield Partial Roof Replacement Project. Under Finance, the board will consider ...

Measles roundtable held for feedback in Mifflin County

Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen convened a roundtable discussion with Mifflin County health care leaders last week to gather direct feedback and hear firsthand how the county is responding to Pennsylvania’s ongoing measles outbreak. Mifflin County has experienced the second highest number of confirmed measles cases, behind Lancaster County, during Pennsylvania’s outbreak, with 193 cases in 2026. Tragically, Mifflin County has experienced one measles-associated death. “Our state metrics and data tell part of the story of the measles outbreak in Pennsylvania, ...

Reconsideration of unlawful contact with minor sentence denied

=A Warren resident’s attempt to have his sentence reconsidered has been denied. Nathaniel W. Stahlman, 19, was charged in January with first-degree felony unlawful contact with a minor - sexual offenses, third-degree felony unlawful contact with a minor - open lewdness and third-degree felony criminal use of a communication facility, pleading guilty in May to first-degree felony unlawful contact with a minor - sexual offenses and third-degree felony criminal use of a communication facility. Stahlman was sentenced on Aug. 21 by Judge Todd Woodin in the Court of Common Pleas to 22 ...

Soup and Dessert Fundraiser to support Wrightsville Cemetery

PITTSFIELD — A community Soup and Dessert Fundraiser will be held Friday, Nov. 6 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Berea Lutheran Church to benefit the Wrightsville Cemetery. The church is located at the intersection of Route 6 and Route 958. Admission is by donation. All proceeds will support the care ...

Eisenhower Marching Band heading to National Veterans Parade

FARMINGTON – The Eisenhower High School marching band is preparing to take its talents to the national stage, traveling to Washington, D.C., for a parade honoring those who have served the country. The trip, scheduled for Nov. 6 to 9, marks the band's first time participating in the ...

House pushes aside objections and passes bill on license plate readers

The state House this week gave overwhelming bipartisan approval to a bill to establish Pennsylvania's first rules on the automated license plate readers that have stirred controversy nationwide. Opponents claimed it would inhibit law enforcement, which is already using the networked cameras or readers to solve crimes. Proponents said something had to be done about a technology whose expanding use is raising widespread privacy concerns. The bill was approved 190-13. It was opposed by 12 Republicans and one Democrat, Rep. Manuel Guzman of Berks County. It will now go to the Senate ...