Vimarsana
Biggest News Aggregation in the World

Acoustical Control News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Stay updated with breaking news from Acoustical Control. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Top News In Acoustical Control Today - Breaking & Trending Today

Penn Township board will visit proposed natural gas compressor site - Vimarsana News

Penn Township board will visit proposed natural gas compressor site

Penn Township Zoning Hearing Board members will take a road trip to the site proposed for a natural gas compressor station. Before it makes a decision on the request for a permit, the five-­member board unanimously agreed to visit the rural site along Wilderness Road near the Murrysville border. Protect

Upper Burrell approves 5th well pad in township - Vimarsana News

Upper Burrell approves 5th well pad in township

A proposed well pad site off Merwin Road in Upper Burrell won the approval of township supervisors Wednesday. Olympus Energy of Cecil Township proposed the Artemis well pad at 931 Merwin Road, on property owned by Harry and Bonnie Edgar. Artemis marks the fifth well pad in the township, and

Murrysville holds public hearing for 2nd fracking well on Plum border - Vimarsana News

Murrysville holds public hearing for 2nd fracking well on Plum border

Work on a second fracking site in Murrysville could begin next summer if officials OK the project. Olympus Energy already owns and operates the Titan well pad off Bollinger Road. The company is proposing an eight-well pad off Logans Ferry Road near the northern tip of Murrysville. Olympus is seeking

Upper Burrell supervisors approve Marcellus shale gas compressor station - Vimarsana News

Upper Burrell supervisors approve Marcellus shale gas compressor station

The Upper Burrell supervisors have approved a Marcellus shale natural gas compressor station off of White Cloud Road on Arconic property, which is zoned industrial. The official vote Wednesday night was unanimous but complicated. Two of the three supervisors, Michael Conley and Kenneth Slahtovsky, initially abstained from voting because they