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Malinois Dutch Shepherd named Marco joins Ephrata Police K-9 team (opens the original)
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When: Ephrata Borough Council meeting, Sept. 14. What happened: Marco Hershey, an 11-month-old Malinois Dutch Shepherd, has joined Ephrata Police Departmentâs K-9 unit. Meanwhile, the police dog has taken up residence in the home of Officer Evan Frees, his K-9 handler. Quotable: âWe just took custody, hired, or whatever you want to call it,â Chief Chris McKim told council. Fee waiver: Council waived a $200 building permit fee in order to construct a new shed to Freesâ property. The shed,
East Cocalico Township supervisors reject refund of developer's traffic impact fee (opens the original)
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When: East Cocalico Township Board of Supervisors meeting, Sept. 3. What happened: Supervisors rejected a refund of a traffic impact fee. Sturdy Built Manufacturing, 955 Stone Hill Road, requested a reassessment of the fee when supervisors approved the project to add an additional structure to the original plan. The steel fabrication business asked supervisors to waive a payment of $92,232. Background: Traffic impact fees are collected for new developments to fund transportation infrastructure i
Ephrata Borough moves closer to completing Winters Memorial walking trail (opens the original)
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When:Â Ephrata Borough Council meeting Aug. 10. What happened: Ephrata Borough Council took a big step in acquiring the land it needs to complete the Richard D. Winters Memorial walking trail, also known as the Warwick to Ephrata Rail Trail. Condemnation: Council approved condemnation of land owned by Melita Usner and Bradley and Susan Vater âfor public recreation use.â Quotable: âThe areas subject to the condemnation proceedings were 419 square feet on each property,â said borough solic
Ephrata Borough Council OKs borrowing to help Lincoln Fire Company buy new pumper truck (opens the original)
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Editor's note: An earlier version of this article misspelled the name Evan Frees, Ephrata police officer who was named dog handler for the K9 unit.  What happened: Ephrata Borough Council voted to approve Ordinance 1608 for the issuance of general obligation bonds. The bond issuance, which is not to exceed $1,362,000, will be used to help Lincoln Fire Company purchase a new fire engine. The squirt: Built by Pierce Manufacturing, the pumper, also known as a squirt, can emit water at the rate of
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