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Carbon sets elected official salaries | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Carbon County elected officials’ salaries for 2030 and 2031 have been set. During a special meeting of the Carbon County Commissioners Tuesday evening, the board voted to set the 2030 elected official raise at 1%; and 2031 at 2%. The board is required to set the salaries years out so that they are not voting to give themselves and the other elected officials raises while serving their four-year term, per the county code. Prior to any vote, Sheriff Daniel Zeigler addressed the board regarding cor
Nesquehoning steps up for students | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Nesquehoning Recreation Center and borough police recently delivered a number of donations to Panther Valley Elementary School. The donations, which included cleaning supplies and first aid items, were collected during Nesquehoning’s National Night Out last month. “Things are tough on people now with the way prices and everything are, and you know it means a lot that people came out to give things to Panther Valley where I graduated from,” said Pam Zlock of the recreation commission. “And I’m de
Nesquehoning takes step to shift Glen Onoko to DCNR | Times News Online (opens the original)
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A land transaction that shifts Glen Onoko Falls from the Pennsylvania Game Commission to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has been approved by Nesquehoning. During the borough council meeting on Wednesday, borough unanimously approved the subdivision plan, on the recommendation of the borough planning commission. This action makes the proposal one step closer to shifting ownership of the 495-acre Glen Onoko Falls tract and formally adding it to Lehigh Gorge State Park. Lehigh
Nesquehoning fires secretary | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Nesquehoning has officially cut ties with its borough secretary/treasurer. During borough council’s monthly meeting on Wednesday, council approved the termination of Deborah DelFranco, who has been on unpaid administrative leave since the end of August. Councilman Josh Jacobs was not at the meeting. There was no discussion prior to the motion; however, after the motion passed, a second motion to ratify council’s recent advertisement for candidates to apply for the borough secretary/treasurer pos
Carbon discusses proposed Flagstaff gondola project | Times News Online (opens the original)
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Rumors about a landing location for a proposed gondola traversing from The Flagstaff Ballroom down into Jim Thorpe have again picked up; however, county officials said there is nothing concrete for that landing location. Tom Romanchik, owner of The Flagstaff, which sits on the top of mountain overlooking Jim Thorpe, asked the commissioners if a surveyor has been located regarding the matter. Commissioner Rocky Ahner said that he wasn’t sure where the surveyor discussion stood after the county’s
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