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State Ethics Commission reaches consent agreement with a Reynoldsville Borough Council member

Reynlow Community News recently received an email containing a link to a Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission finding concerning a filing against Ralph “Tucker” August, a member of the Reynoldsville Borough Council. The decision was made on October 28 of last year. According to the document, the allegations concern the payments August received for mowing the…

DuBois school directors updated on construction project at Oklahoma Elementary

Article by Glenn Schuckers With two members absent from the January 21 work session, including president Larry Salone, the DuBois Area School District (DASD) School Board meeting was chaired by Gilbert Barker. The other absent member was Albert Varacallo.  Most of the content of the meeting dealt with a  report from Crabtree, Rohrbaugh and Associates…

Reynoldsville council takes action after water authority board members resign

The Reynoldsville Borough Council held its regular meeting on January 20. After naming Larry “Fuzzy” Foradori Citizen of the Month for January (see related story here), the council went into an executive session that lasted about twenty-five minutes. After the council returned, president William Cebvulskie said the executive session was about the Sewer and Water…

Vaccinations continue at Penn Highlands facilities; area residents asked to remain cautious

The COVID-19 roll-out in the Penn Highlands Healthcare (PHH) region has been a success, but officials say it will take months for the process to be completed. At a teleconference today, PHH Chief Operating Officer Mark Norman said that close to 3,000 employees have received the first dose of the vaccine with second dose to…

With Icing Potential in Upcoming Storm, Motorists Advised to Limit Travel, Watch for Changing Conditions Vehicle Restrictions Planned for Friday

​In anticipation of frozen precipitation and potentially icy roadway conditions in many areas, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is advising motorists to avoid all unnecessary travel during the upcoming storm. PennDOT plans to implement travel restrictions on trucks and other vehicles on certain roadways around the state, which will remain in place until conditions…

Motorists advised to limit travel, watch for changing conditions during Christmas Eve winter storm

In anticipation of winter storm conditions, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is advising motorists to avoid all unnecessary travel during the storm and are anticipating that restrictions on trucks and other vehicles will be imposed on certain roadways around the state, and will remain in place until conditions warrant their removal. Effective 3:00 PM…