Two widely recognized names — both in the funeral business and the office for which they’re running — will appear on the Carter County ballot on Tuesday.
Times Leader Staff Writer
ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The city council will once again be meeting face-to-face after nearly a year of teleconference sessions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Monday, Council President Jim Velas announced the 7:30 May 17 meeting will be in person.
“Due to the relaxation of some of the people in the meetings, we will have enough room in our council chambers to accommodate the entire council and the city officials,” Velas said. “They will follow all of the guidelines laid down by the health department … We are in serious hopes that they will relax them even a little bit more, where we will be able to consider bringing the general public back into the meeting.”
Goshen police are investigating an early morning pawn shop heist.
Police responded to a burglary alarm at World Wide Jewelry and Pawn, 119 W. Clinton St., around 2:10 a.m. Sunday. At the scene, police found signs of a break-in and theft. The storeâs managers were notified about the situation, police said in a report.
ARRESTS
⢠Jenna Butterfield, 19, 17685 C.R. 20, Goshen, was arrested by Goshen police on possession of marijuana and illegal consumption of alcohol following a traffic stop in the 1800 block of Elkhart Road around 1:35 a.m. Sunday. Butterfield was released at the scene with a citation to appear in court.