Little League Baseball and Softball along with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America are teaming up in a partnership. Launched Sunday at the Little League complex, the partnership is meant to get more youths to play baseball and softball and provide more access to kids who want to play the ...
Car trouble couldn’t stop one Little League World Series fan from attending the games. It just became another adventure along the way. Phil Pattison, of Salem, Massachusetts, planned to make it to Williamsport in time to see the Grand Slam Parade, held Tuesday night. However, his car ...
A request for just under $10,000 for legal fees by Register and Recorder David A. Huffman, which had been tabled at the end of last month by the Lycoming County Commissioners when they questioned where the money was coming from, was approved at their meeting this week. Huffman, who is in ongoing litigation with the commissioners and the county over the county’s plan to move his office from the courthouse, had asked for the increased funds for his attorney Gregg Stapp’s fees. The commissioners had originally voted to table the item when it was revealed that there was no money in ...
The City of Williamsport has advanced a levee rehabilitation project with a construction contract awarded for electrical systems at several pump stations. In partnership with SEDA-Council of Governments (SEDA-COG) the city reached another major milestone in its ongoing levee rehabilitation ...
Muncy Borough Council at its August meeting approved a $5,010 payment for repair of a section of its storm sewer system. The repair work represents just a section of the borough’s storm sewer network requiring upgrades, according to borough officials. “This entire system is failing, and it needs to be cleaned out,” Councilman Ed Fiegles said. The recent repairs focused on problems in the storm system around Journey Bank at Main and New streets after the discovery of a hole in either the pavement or ground. Wet weather in early August likely exacerbated the system’s ...
A temporary suspension for up to 180 days on data centers recently was approved by Gregg Township supervisors in Union County near Allenwood. The vote allows for further consideration of an amendment to the zoning ordinance requested by the developer PNK Group of New York City, according to Pennlive.com. A public hearing on the amendment on July 20 was recessed and is scheduled to resume Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the Allenwood social hall. The amendment will determine where data centers can be located and under what conditions, Pennlive reported. The temporary suspension of ...
