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Republican incumbents Al Bienstock and John V. Thomas reclaimed their seats on the Hampden Township Board of Commissioners, though not without some tough competition from a Democratic challenger.

The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission announced plans three years ago to sell the building off St. Johns Church Road in Hampden Township.

There are four courts already being used by township residents in Creekview Park.

Hampden Medical Center gets township OK on its land development plan for 3-story office building, garage Updated Apr 04, 2021; The Hampden Township Board of Commissioners on Thursday night approved a final land development plan for Penn State Health Hampden Medical Center - Phase 2A, located at Wentworth Corporate Center on one lot, 43.941 acres. The plan calls for a three-story medical office building and a four-story garage. The commissioners also approved a final subdivision and land develo...

Hampden Twp. names commissioner to fill vacancy Updated Feb 28, 2021; A total of 18 individuals expressed interest in the opening, board president John V. Thomas said. She is a member of the township’s planning commission and veterans recognition committee. The latter matches her background, which includes U.S. Marine Corps’ Officer Basic School in Quantico, Virginia. A Marine veteran, her final rank was captain. She also previously worked for PennDOT, where she helped to provide research,...

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Hampden Township Commissioner remembered as ‘dedicated public servant’ Updated Feb 06, 2021; Facebook Share A longtime public figure in Hampden Township passed away Saturday, according to the Hampden Township Board of Commissioners. Commissioner Kenneth E. Fetrow, a Republican, died Feb. 6 following a short illness. No other information about his passing was provided. Fetrow, a graduate of Cumberland Valley High School, worked in law enforcement for decades. After graduating from the Stat...