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Sorgen sworn in as Clinton County Sheriff; Yandel appointed chief deputy (opens the original)
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LOCK HAVEN -- Scott Sorgen was sworn in as Sheriff of Clinton County during a special session, on Friday, Sept. 25, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the Clinton County Sheriff's Office. Sorgan, along with Steve Yandel, who was appointed chief deputy, took their oaths of office during the ceremony attended by family members, friends, community members and local elected officials. The ceremony, conducted by Judge Michael Salisbury, also brought together former Sheriff Kerry Stover and fo
Community Pride: Catholic school students volunteer with DLH, beautify business district for fall (opens the original)
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PHOTO PROVIDED Students from Lock Haven Catholic School recently volunteered to help beautify Main Street by placing mums in planters in conjunction with Downtown Lock Haven, Inc. PHOTO PROVIDED Students from Lock Haven Catholic School and members of the PTO make their way down Fallon Alley with mums purchased by Downtown Lock Haven, Inc. The mums were part of a fundraiser for the school and its students volunteered to help place the mums in planters along Main Street on Thursday. PHOTO PROVIDED
Flemington residents question officials on storm response (opens the original)
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FLEMINGTON -- Questions about disaster relief and whether Flemington Borough is able to pursue state and federal assistance following recent flooding dominated public discussion at Thursday's borough council meeting. Residents questioned council about the borough's decision not to issue a local disaster declaration following the recent storm, saying the decision could leave residents without access to grant assistance for damage to their homes and properties. The discussion came as the borough c
Clinton County proclaims September Hunger Action Month (opens the original)
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LOCK HAVEN -- The Clinton County Board of Commissioners has proclaimed September 2026 as Hunger Action Month, drawing attention to food insecurity locally and across Pennsylvania and recognizing the work of organizations serving residents in need. The proclamation, approved during the commissioners' Sept. 24 meeting, notes that more than 1.7 million Pennsylvanians -- about 13.5 percent of the state's population -- experience food insecurity, according to Feeding America. It also states that one
MH Boro to begin budget preparations; Work sessions set for Oct. 5, 7 (opens the original)
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MILL HALL -- Mill Hall Borough Council approved several ordinance updates and scheduled budget sessions during its regular meeting this week. The ordinance committee reviewed the dog-at-large ordinance, excavation permit changes and code enforcement matters during their monthly meeting on Sept. 9, ahead of Tuesday's meeting for council approval. Council approved an ordinance regarding dogs running at large following a recommendation from the borough's ordinance committee, stating no owner may al
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