Keller Engineers News Today

Following other Adams County municipalities, Conewago Township is taking steps to limit solar sites.

HOLLIDAYSBURG — Keller Engineers is expected to move forward with engineering work on a replacement for Bridge 33 on Old Mill Run Road in Logan Township. Blair County, which owns the bridge, is working with PennDOT on the project expected to require creation of a temporary access for nearby residents while a new bridge is […]

Local history 50 years ago: 1974 Forty-six local Girl Scouts earned roller skating certificates after a 12-week class at the Lakemont Park Skating Rink, Arthur Wilt, rink manager, Jane Glass, Girl Scout coordinator and Kerry Delozier and Vonnie Quirin, instructors. 25 years ago: 1999 The Blair County Republican Party endorsed acting coroner Patricia Ross to […]

Discussion centering around road and bridge maintenance matters highlighted the April session of the Liberty Township Board of Supervisors held recently in the township municipal building in East Saxton.

The Altoona Planning Commission uses its broad discretion to grant or withhold waivers of code requirements when considering applications for land development, so that it can help maintain a pleasing “urban fabric” in the city, while also allowing developers reasonable leeway, according to officials at a meeting Tuesday. The commission wants to enhance livability and […]

A replacement project is being proposed for a small bridge in the Marysville area of Liberty Township, Bedford County.

View the The Bedford Gazette for Saturday, March 9, 2024

The Intergovernmental Stormwater Committee’s proposed floodplain restoration project for the Beaverdam Branch of the Juniata River could cost as much as $5.9 million, according to the latest estimate by a consulting engineer. That’s higher than the initial estimate of $3.1 million, largely because of the approximately $2 million cost of off-site disposal for 117 cubic […]

The Blair Township supervisors Tuesday voted to apply for $3.8 million in Community Development Block Grant money from a competitive state program to pay for the second of three sections of a proposed sewer line extension along Reservoir Road. Because there’s an acute need for the $9.5 million overall project to eliminate pollution from many […]

TYRONE — Through its 97 years of operation by volunteers, Camp Anderson has seen its ups and downs, according to Cummins McNitt, vice president of the Camp Anderson Corp. Last year alone, the site served over 4,300 campers, McNitt said during a Tyrone Area Chamber breakfast event Thursday at the Bull Pen restaurant. He also […]