VINCENT DIFONZO
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‘Quirky’ walking tour to feature Lewisburg lore, feline friends (opens the original)
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LEWISBURG â Community members are invited to join a âquirkyâ walking tour highlighting Lewisburgâs local history, unique architecture and hidden backyard gardens, with cameos from the boroughâs many feline friends and their owners sprinkled throughout. The second annual âShow Us Your Kittiesâ tour, hosted by Cherished Cats Rescue Alliance, will bring participants around the borough, greeting about a dozen cats and their owners through windows, visiting historic buildings and learni
Youth summer camp to provide free home repairs (opens the original)
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MIFFLINBURG â More than 400 young volunteers and adult leaders from across the U.S. will gather in Mifflinburg in the summer of 2027 to provide free home repairs to any in-need community members, thanks to BuggyTown Work Camp. The week-long camp, being held through the First Evangelical Lutheran Church, will see participants providing vital home repair services to those in need while young volunteers learn the value of serving others. Vincent DiFonzo can be reached at 570-742-9671 ext. 1119 or
Lewisburg monthly parking lot fee to double (opens the original)
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LEWISBURG â The Lewisburg Borough Council on Tuesday directed its solicitor to prepare a resolution increasing monthly municipal parking lot permit fees from $50 to $100 per space per month, with residents and employees of borough businesses eligible for a new 50% discount. The new rate will take effect Jan. 1, 2027. Residents and persons employed at borough businesses will need to show proof of residency or employment to receive the discount, which would effectively keep their parking fee lev
Gregg Township to decide on data center application within 45 days (opens the original)
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ALLENWOOD â Gregg Township Supervisors have 45 days to make a final decision on allowing data centers in Great Stream Commons, following the conclusion of public hearings regarding an application by industrial developer PNK Group to allow for a data center campus. Township Solicitor Rick Shoch said the final decision will likely be announced at a special public meeting before Oct. 29. He said the meeting will likely be held in late October at the Warrior Run Area Social Hall, 188 White Deer Av
Advocates seeking help to secure release of ICE detainee (opens the original)
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LEWISBURG â Volunteers with Snyder Union Northumberland Immigrant Community Support organization (SUN-ICS) on Tuesday asked Union County Commissioners for help with securing the release of an asylum seeker being held in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention at the Federal Correctional Institute (FCI) in Lewisburg. Kim Daubman, speaking on behalf of SUN-ICS, urged commissioners to âuse your influence to help secure a humanitarian releaseâ for Omar Vidaurre Luis, an asylum seek
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