MIKE CROWLEY
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City Council makes Interim appointments for key positions (opens the original)
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Temporary appointments for key city leadership positions were approved by Meadville City Council at a special meeting Tuesday. How long the appointments will remain in effect remains to be seen, but council members said they hope to have a permanent replacement for city manager by early next year. âWe have said at most six months,â Mayor Jaime Kinder said in an interview Wednesday regarding the timeline to hire a new city manager. âI think that our most pressing issue is to get a city mana
Rendezvous with a roundabout: PennDOT pitches oval at Oddfellows (opens the original)
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A crowd of more than 30 people, most of them residents who live near the site of a planned roundabout at the intersection of North Main Street, Limber Road and Allegheny Street, crowded into an Allegheny College meeting room Thursday to learn more about the project. As they made their way around the room, many of them moving in roughly counter-clockwise fashion and turning to their right periodically to consider poster displays, had questions: Stay informed: Sign up for news alerts, morning news
Annual replacement of sidewalk bump strips taking place (opens the original)
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The annual replacement of tactile paving strips in the city of Meadville is underway. Also known as detectable warning surfaces or âtruncated domesâ due to the shape of the bumps that distinguish them from surrounding sidewalks, tactile paving strips are the plastic rectangles that can be found where sidewalks meet street crossings around the city. Like the sidewalk ramps they are typically found on, the strips are required by the Americans with Disabilities Act to indicate the transition fr
Westford Flower Club (opens the original)
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The Westford Flower Club recently had quite a busy week. The club participated in the Jamestown Community Fair parade on Saturday with a beautiful float. Members passed out tussie-mussies, seed packets and stickers for the kids. Many thanks to member Norma Harts for providing a flatbed for the float. The flower room in the building was filled with beautiful arrangements, flowers and houseplants. Stay informed: Sign up for news alerts, morning news headlines and sports highlights to keep updated
Accused intruder heads to trial (opens the original)
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A father and two of his three children were watching television in their South Main Street home at about 8:30 on a Thursday evening last month when they heard a sudden pounding on the front door, according to Meadville Police Department. As the father started toward the locked door, a stranger wearing only boxer shorts kicked it in, destroying the frame and handle in the process. After entering, the intruder fell to the floor, knocking over and smashing several items located near the entrance, t
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