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‘On an Island:’ Shenandoah and county in dispute over paperwork, grant debts (opens the original)
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Shenandoah Borough’s chaotic financial web now involves a dispute with Schuylkill County over documents related to Community Development Block Grant-funded paving and demolition projects, a contractor lawsuit and a mysterious bank account. Since 2015, Schuylkill County has acted as the primary administrator for Shenandoah’s CDBG grant funds. Despite initial hopes that a meeting with county officials would help settle a dispute over $61,790.15 in municipal claims, borough leaders said in a joint
Jury acquits state trooper on all counts in child abuse, intimidation trial (opens the original)
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POTTSVILLE — A Schuylkill County jury cleared a suspended Pennsylvania state trooper on Friday of child abuse and witness intimidation charges. Not-guilty verdicts were returned on all nine charges for Christopher S. Young, 36, of Reinholds, Lancaster County, ending a four-day trial under Common Pleas Judge William L.J. Burke. The verdict shatters two consolidated cases brought by the state attorney general’s office. Prosecutors charged Young, a trooper stationed at the Hamburg barracks, with in
Watch out for lane restrictions: PennDOT performing maintenance on I-81 (opens the original)
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Anyone traveling on Interstate 81 through Schuylkill County the week of Sept. 28 should prepare for a series of daytime lane closures. All projects are scheduled for 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., PennDOT officials said. Beginning Monday, drivers heading southbound through Foster and Frailey townships can expect single-lane restrictions between Exit 107 (U.S. 209) and Exit 116 (Route 901) as crews perform routine crack sealing operations to preserve the roadway. Further north on the northbound side of 81, be
Tamaqua man arrested twice in two hours (opens the original)
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Police arrested a 55-year-old Tamaqua man twice in a single evening, charging him first with driving under the influence, and later with public drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The series of events began around 6 p.m. Monday. Tamaqua Police Officer Joseph Krebs was monitoring traffic in the area of Mauch Chunk and Greenwood streets and spotted a 2006 Dodge Durango traveling on Greenwood. The officer ran its license plate through the state database, which flagged the vehicle’s registration as
Dates announced for hearings on NSP environmental, zoning issues (opens the original)
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POTTSVILLE — Scrutiny of the Natural Soil Products biosolids composting facility drove public comment during the Schuylkill County Commissioners meeting on Wednesday. Residents and county officials criticized the operation in Frailey and Porter townships while establishing November public sessions to address concerns about NSP’s operations, such as frequent foul odors that negatively affect the quality of life. Norwegian Twp. resident Chris Melusky announced that the Pennsylvania Department of E
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