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Audit calls for some tidying up in Young’s books

May 9, 2012

WALSTON — The chairman of the Young Township Board of Supervisors said officials will further explore issues pertaining to billing, bookkeeping and other items after a recent audit revealed some questions.

“We will further study some of the records before we conclude what has taken place,” Chairman Andrew “Butch” Meterko said following the board’s meeting Wednesday. “There’s no evidence of anything yet.”

Senate’s cuts to Corbett’s budget offer some good news

May 9, 2012

BROOKVILLE — The Pennsylvania Senate’s vote to approve a $27.65 billion spending plan Wednesday indicates a more hopeful outcome for the state’s human services field.

The budget bill, which was approved on a vote of 39-8, restores around $500 million in cuts to education, social services and other areas proposed by Republican Gov. Tom Corbett in his $27.14 billion proposal.

The measure will now be sent to the state House.

“It’s good to see from my perspective that negotiations have at least begun,” Jefferson County Children & Youth Services Director Brian Mowrey said Wednesday.

The summer reading program at the Punxsutawney Memorial Library officially kicked off Monday afternoon. Children...
Out in the Punxsutawney countryside is a hidden little gem, just right off Route 36, called H.C.'s Last Stop. A quaint...
An oversize load truck from Midland was traveling north hauling equipment on the Bells Mills/Cloe Road and tried to...
The Groundhog Little League’s All-Star season got underway Monday evening in Punxsutawney, and...
Thursday's edition of The Spirit officially announces the nominees for The Spirit's Spring Sports...
Seniors Jamie Bush and Ty Zimmerman (not pictured) both made their final appearance in a Chucks'...

 

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