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Some board members oppose Penn-Trafford's 1% tax hike because it isn't big enough, they say - Vimarsana News

Some board members oppose Penn-Trafford's 1% tax hike because it isn't big enough, they say

Property tax bills will be going up by about $30 per year after a divided Penn-Trafford school board approved a 1 mill tax hike. The board voted 6-3 in favor of the 1.1% increase that will support a $68.5 budget the board also approved Monday. Board members Bryan Kline and

'Meet the Guard:' Students check out military careers - Vimarsana News

'Meet the Guard:' Students check out military careers

GRAYLING — More than 500 high school students, parents, and teachers gathered at Camp Grayling Friday to learn more about the Michigan Army National Guard.

Longtime Westmoreland prison staffer hired as new deputy warden - Vimarsana News

Longtime Westmoreland prison staffer hired as new deputy warden

The Westmoreland County Prison Board on Thursday promoted a longtime staffer to serve as the facility’s new deputy warden for security. The board hired Robert Fagan to the position previously held by the jail’s new warden, who was hired in February. Fagan, 46, of South Huntingdon, was initially hired in

In the Spotlight | Paramedic: 'Everything I learned in my first class has changed' - Vimarsana News

In the Spotlight | Paramedic: 'Everything I learned in my first class has changed'

Harvey Kline had only been in the ambulance service for about a year when he was thrust into the emergency of the 1977 flood. Now 75, he remains active on

Case involving Westmoreland register of wills raises unusual legal issues, expert says - Vimarsana News

Case involving Westmoreland register of wills raises unusual legal issues, expert says

Westmoreland County’s register of wills could face a potential jail sentence if found in contempt of court for violating two judicial orders that mandate improvements in the operations of her office. It’s a finding rarely made in Pennsylvania, especially against elected officials, according to legal expert Bruce Antkowiak. “This is