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White Deer Township zoning board argues Verizon s variance application to build a cell phone tower was insufficient

Susan J. Smith | Law Office of Susan J. Smith WILLIAMSPORT – A municipal zoning board in North Central Pennsylvania counters it did not violate federal law in denying Verizon the opportunity to build a cell phone communications tower, rather that the company did not meet the proper burden of proof for obtaining a necessary variance for the construction. Cellco Partnership (doing business as “Verizon Wireless”) of Basking Ridge, N.J. first filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania on Dec. 28 versus the White Deer Township Zoning Hearing Board, of New Columbia. Verizon asserted it was given authorization by the Federal Communications Commission to operate a wireless communications system in Union Township and that in the White Deer Township area, there is currently a lack of strong signal strength and cellular service.

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New Kish Park security cameras to come to area | News, Sports, Jobs

aharpster@lewistownsentinel.com LEWISTOWN- Derry Township Board of Supervisors received three quotes from different companies for new security cameras to be installed at Kish Park, in Lewistown. The decision was to go with KIT-Communications, a COSTAR vendor, for $18,987 and added on three options at $1,444 each. KIT-Communications will provide cameras as well as WiFi. The quote is for the complete project and supplies. This was approved during the regularly scheduled first Monday of the month’s Derry Township Board of Supervisors meeting. Laura Simonetti, M.C. GIS Dept. attended the meeting to bring attention to a prior subject that has been put off due to COVID. There is a resolution in place to rename certain alleys and locations that currently do not have an official numbered/named address. There will be more information during the next meeting with more specifics.

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Warwick Township looks for new manager, looks at Sixth Street extension plans

When: Warwick Township supervisors meeting, virtual, Feb. 17. What happened: As Township Manager Daniel Zimmerman prepares to retire at the end of the year, the supervisors approved a proposal to search for a new manager. The board authorized a proposal from the North Group for the manager selection process. Background: Chairperson Kenneth Eshleman is on the committee to find a replacement for Zimmerman. The committee also includes Logan Myers, Kelly Gutshall and Jeff Tennis. Whatâs next: The search process is set to begin in April or May, with plans to name Zimmermanâs replacement in September. Sixth Street extension: Zimmerman presented information on a plan calling for right in, right out access from Pierson Road to Route 772. A new road, Siegrist Farm Road, will be constructed off Pierson Road, directing traffic to Sixth Street and then to the roundabout at Route 772, Clay Road and the extended Sixth Street. Warwick Township plans to get bids in March and award cont

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County s hospitality industry getting $437,500 in state funding | News, Sports, Jobs

LANA MUTHLER lmuthler@lockhaven.com LOCK HAVEN So far, county officials know $437,500 is coming their way. And they know it’s earmarked for hotels, restaurants, taverns and other businesses in the hospitality industry. But that’s about all they know at this point. “On Tuesday, we received word the county had been allocated $437,500. “And on Wednesday, we were told the application for the ‘hospitality grant’ was due the next day,” Clinton County Planner Katie deSilva explained at Thursday morning’s meeting of the Clinton County commissioners. Extremely excited about the announcement, county officials quickly moved forward in preparing the required online application and sending it off before the 5 p.m. Feb. 11 deadline.

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