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Solanco school board hires consultants to obtain federal funds for technology through E-Rate program (opens the original)
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When: Solanco school board meeting, Sept. 21. What happened: The board approved a proposal for E-Rate consulting from Van Strien Consulting LLC to assist the district with obtaining federal funds for technology. Background: District Business Manager Sandra Tucker said that Solanco has been using the consultant for the past 10 years. The firm prepares the documents to submit to the federal E-Rate program, which allows districts to make technology purchases at discounted rates Why itâs important
Leacock Township considers enacting local services tax to offset declining state liquid fuels revenue (opens the original)
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When:Â Leacock Township Board of Supervisors meeting, Sept 21. What happened: The board briefly discussed the possibility of adding a local services tax, an occupational tax Pennsylvania allows local governments to levy for those employed within the boundaries of a taxing authority. Background: The local services tax is imposed on everyone who works in the township, no matter where they live. The amount would be $1 per week for a total tax of $52 per person per year. Township Manager Christopher
Drag racing, speeding, burnouts a problem on Eden Township roads, residents say (opens the original)
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When: Eden Township supervisors meeting, Sept. 14. What happened: A group of residents expressed concerns about speeding, drag racing, and burnouts being done on Furnace Road and Hollow Road. Background: The residents said it has been going on since earlier this year, and they see it as a safety issue. It takes reporters, editors, and resources to do this work right. Your donation keeps that work alive. What happens next: State police have told residents that because these are moving violations,
Coatesville School Board appointment invalidated, reversed (opens the original)
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When: Coatesville Area School Board meeting, Sept. 8. Shawna Maxwell and Robert Knecht absent. What happened: Board solicitor Justin Barbetta advised the board that the Aug. 25 appointment of Charles Green to fill a board vacancy from Region One was invalid because a majority of the board was needed not just a majority of board members present at the meeting. Background: Last month, applicants Charles Green and Tara Balla answered questions for the board. Maxwell was absent from the meeting. Of
Quarryville residents may be eligible for free lead-remediation program, borough council told (opens the original)
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When: Quarryville Borough Council meeting, Sept. 8. What happened: Sara Burcin from Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health spoke at the meeting about the Lead-Free Families and Healthy Homes programs available free to qualifying Quarryville residents. Background: Council President Brian Braightmeyer said that the Lead-Free Families program was presented to council several years ago and was posted on the borough website and Facebook pages. The program helps remediate lead paint in older homes tha
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