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LEWISTOWN — Mifflin County Commissioner Robert Postal shared at the commissioners’ Thursday meeting that the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania (CCAP) selected its 2024 legislative priorities. Postal received information of the legislative priorities during a CCAP conference he attended last week. “As in 2023, 911 funding and reauthorization [are the] head of the list. The […]

LEWISTOWN — In a show of demonstration of support for the brave men and women of the military, the Mifflin County Commissioners proudly announced their endorsement of Operation Green Light for Veterans at Thursday’s meeting. This heartfelt gesture aims to salute and honor those transitioning from active service. Residents are encouraged to participate by displaying […]

LEWISTOWN — The Mifflin County Commissioners issued two impactful proclamations that resonate with local history and social advocacy at Thursday’s meeting. The first proclamation officially marked the week as “Mifflin County Week” in honor of the county’s 234th anniversary. The proclamation traces the county’s origins back to 1789, acknowledging the historical significance of its formation […]

LEWISTOWN — In an effort to modernize local services and enhance community rehabilitation, the Mifflin County Commissioners discussed a plethora of initiatives on Thursday, ranging from online firearms licensing to innovative crime intervention programs. Chief Deputy Sheriff Laurie Kozak presented the continuation with Permitium, LLC for online License to Carry applications. The platform provides a […]

LEWISTOWN — Mifflin County Commissioners heard a presentation from the executive director of the SEDA-COG Joint Rail Authority, during the board’s meeting held on Thursday. Steven Beattie provided an update on upcoming projects, which include bridge rehabilitation projects in the Juniata River Valley. Beattie started in January as executive director and told commissioners that he […]

Last month, a 52-foot vessel passing under the Townsends Inlet Bridge crashed into the structure, causing the boat to partially sink. That accident, one of several documented at the bridge,

Hoboken will begin repaving and performing Vision Zero upgrades on 37 city blocks next week, an effort that is expected to take about a month.

Hindman Auctions presented its fall Fine Art sales last week, realizing more than $7.5 million across three days of sales and setting 15 new world auction records. A strong selection and ...

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