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Storm drops more than a foot of snow over region – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Storm drops more than a foot of snow over region – Times News Online

The second major snowfall of the season blanketed the region Tuesday morning, with many areas receiving close to a foot or more of snow. Summit Hill and Mahoning Township received 13 inches of snow by...

Lehighton resident raises concerns on business noise – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Lehighton resident raises concerns on business noise – Times News Online

Loud noise coming from a business in downtown Lehighton has raised the ire of one borough resident. The man, who resides on North Second Street, approached borough council last week to ask what can be...

Lehighton swears in new police chief – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Lehighton swears in new police chief – Times News Online

Lehighton’s new police chief has formally been sworn into office. A ceremony was held for Lehighton Borough Chief of Police Troy Abelovsky Friday night at the borough municipal building. Borough Mana...

Lehighton continues chief search – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Lehighton continues chief search – Times News Online

Lehighton Borough remains active in its quest to name a new police chief. While no action was taken on that front, borough council discussed the matter during a long executive session on Monday. After...

Lehighton chief of police resigns; Cpl. Broyles appointed officer-in-charge – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Lehighton chief of police resigns; Cpl. Broyles appointed officer-in-charge – Times News Online

Lehighton Borough Council on Monday accepted the departure of its police chief, then pivoted to name a new officer-in-charge. After a nearly 90-minute executive session, council on a 5-0 vote accepte...