District Attorney Stephanie L. Vettenburg-Shaffer reported that, following a jury trial at the McKean County Courthouse on Jan. 3 and 4, Karl J. Ginnery was convicted of crimes related to controlled substances.
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Kate Crosby, elected in November to serve as Austin borough mayor, did not take the oath of office at the borough’s reorganizational meeting on Monday, Jan. 3.
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The Lawrenceville borough council agreed to reduce the millage rate for real estate taxes by one half mill to 5.1604. This rate is one half mill lower than 2021 and one mill less than 2020. The amended budget is available and can be viewed through the glass door of the borough office building.
The Austin Area School District board of directors held a reorganizational meeting earlier this month.
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Kate Crosby, elected in November to serve as Austin borough mayor, did not take the oath of office at the borough’s reorganizational meeting on Monday, Jan. 3.
The following individuals are or were scheduled to appear before District Judge Robert Repard in Wellsboro.
The following individuals faced court action in the Elkland District Court, Judge James Edgcomb presiding.
With funds from President Joe Biden’s Infrastructure Improvement Bill, a water project in Tioga County is one step closer to completion.
BLOSSBURG – During December’s final Southern Tioga School District board of education meeting, vice president Sean Bartlett said he wanted to know more about a new student club.
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BLOSSBURG — One person had questions about a proposed mobile health unit in Southern Tioga School District schools for district Superintendent Sam Rotella during the school board’s Jan. 10 work session here.
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WELLSBORO — The Tioga County commissioners are against the low-level training flights over the area as proposed by the Maryland Air National Guard.
The Pennsylvania State Police investigated 471 motor vehicle crashes, which killed two people and injured 97 others, during the New Year’s holiday weekend from Dec. 31, 2021-Jan. 2.
If you’ve experienced domestic violence, call local police or contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline 24/7 at 1-800-799-7233, text START to 88788 or visit www.thehotline.org/ for an online chat option.
