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Salidan John McGowan gave a counter presentation to the Nestlé Waters North America economic impact study and Tom Bomer of Unbottle Chaffee County gave comments during the 1041 permit hearing Tuesday. Chaffee County Commissioners acting as the 1041 permit authority listened to McGowan and Bomer during a public hearing.   Many of the comments during the meeting focused on the impact plastic bottles have to do with the environment and the possible effects of the permitted water use on local drought conditions. Several Chaffee County residents also expressed opinions, pro and con, regardin...

BELLEFONTE — Centre County hospitality businesses have received another $354,992 in the second round of the COVID-19 Hospitality Industry Recovery Program

bcox@lewistownsentinel.com LEWISTOWN – A grant program aimed at providing much-needed financial help to the hospitality industry that has been hit hard by COVID-19 is soon coming to Mifflin County. The Mifflin County Commissioners on Thursday approved a contract for CHRP (which stands for COVID-19 Hospitality Relief Program) after hearing from county planning director Mark Colussy about the program and the speed with which it has come into being. “For how important this is to get the money in the hands of the hospitality industry, which is specifically for hospitality businesses, lodging ...

Meyer brings term-limit discussion to City of Pratt meeting Fran Brownell Pratt Tribune Outgoing Pratt City Commissioner Doug Meyer would like to the opportunity to continue serving his community as a city commissioner, but term-limits currently in place negate that possibility. He brought the issue to discussion at the December 7 Pratt City Commission meeting, and again to the Monday, December 21 meeting, after seeking commuinty input.  The Monday meeting, planned to be Zoom available, was derailed by technical issues. The term-limit regulation was put in place a decade ago as a result of a...

BELLEFONTE — It’s back. Starting this week, Centre County residents will once again have access to free, walk-in COVID-19 testing at the Nittany Mall in State College. At Tuesday’s Centre County Board of Commissioners’ meeting, county administrator Margaret Gray announced that testing will return to the mall at the site of the former Bon-Ton department store. The hours of operation are from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Testing at the site began on Tuesday and will run through Saturday, Jan. 9. The second round of testing will take place from Tuesday, Jan. 12 through Saturday, Jan. 16. However, o...