The Jeff Tech Operating Committee meeting moved rapidly through its regular agenda on June 28, but it was the late agenda items that contained other than routine business. The first added item was to accept the resignation for retirement of Ronald Doane, an English instructor at the school. That motion was approved with regret. Donne,…
Month: June 2021
The Jeff Tech Operating Committee met on June 28 and awarded the Thomas Tinker Memorial Scholarship to a member of the Class of 2021. Cort Holben, a Brookville Area School District student and the son of Scott and Michelle Holban, was awarded the scholarship in the amount of $2150. Tinker, who taught drafting at Jeff…
The Reynoldsville Water and Sewer Authority met on June 24 and made a decision concerning delinquent bills. There had been a moratorium on shutting off water due to the pandemic, but that has been lifted. The authority will start shutting off water for those who are behind three months or more on their bills starting…
Reynoldsville Code Enforcement Officer Nichole Walk presented her report for the first half of June at the borough council meeting on June 15. The report states that two couches were removed during that time along with a hot water tank, two washers, a freezer, three dryers, an air conditioner, and other scrap. A tree was…
The DuBois Area School Board met in regular session on June 17 and adopted its no-tax increase budget for the coming year. The budget totals $67,545,039. The taxes related to that budget will not change in the coming year, with millage in Clearfield County remaining at 95.34 and in Jefferson County at 29.70. The board…
The Reynoldsville Borough Council met in regular session on June 15 and received a petition calling for the borough to put a police officer back on the street The petition was presented by Rick Keller, the area representative for the Teamsters Local #110 which represents the police department. The petition, he said, included the names…
One Stop Convenience Store owner Jim Brown of DuBois was named the June Reynoldsville Citizen of the Month at the June 15 Reynoldsville Borough Council meeting. In his remarks during the presentation, Council President William Cebulskie praised Brown for his commitment to the borough, especially after a fire in January of 2019 destroyed the store….
The Winslow Township Supervisors held their regular meeting on June 14 and discussed the Dollar General project along Prescottville Road at the intersection with Route 322. The township received a request from Dollar General for permission to construct a small flow sewage treatment plant on the site. After a brief discussion, the supervisors decided to…
Reynoldsville Code Enforcement Officer Nichole Walk presented her monthly report for May at the borough council meeting on June 1. The lengthy list included the removal of 12 junk cars, an RV, a motorcycle, and various pieces of furniture, appliances along with two bathroom sinks, and a tub. Walk sent out 46 violation letters, issued…
The Reynoldsville Borough Council met in regular session at the fire hall on June 1 and accepted the resignation of council member Robin McMillan. In a letter to council read by Borough Secretary Jacqueline Dixon, McMillan cited “unforeseen personal circumstances” for her decision. Council will be accepting letters of interest for the position at the…