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From Staff Reports BELLEFONTE — The Centre County Board of Commissioners has approved the appointment of John C. Franek, Jr. as Deputy County Administrator effective March 22, 2021. Franek brings extensive local government experience to this position. He serves currently as the Code Services Manager for the Centre Region Council of Governments and prior to his employment with the Centre Region COG, Mr. Franek worked for fourteen years with College Township in a variety of capacities including as their Management Analyst with responsibilities spanning across a wide variety of business functi...

Article content Ottawa’s return Tuesday to the Orange-Restrict zone means that events and social gatherings in private homes, backyards and parks may now include 10 people for indoor gatherings and 25 for outdoor ones. Organized public events and gatherings taking place in staffed businesses or facilities may now include 50 people indoors and 100 outside. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or The rules: Orange-zone restrictions come into effect in Ottawa on Tuesday Back to video Meanwhile, indoor religious services, weddings and funerals will be ...

Article content Skating on the outdoor refrigerated rinks will continue by reservation only, with a maximum capacity of 25 skaters. Other recreation and arts programming and activities will be announced in the coming weeks. Community outdoor rinks The Ottawa Public Health directive keeps outdoor skating rink capacity at 25 skaters and 12 for puddle rinks. With non-contact sports scrimmages and play permitted, skaters may bring hockey sticks and equipment on the ice as long as rink capacity and physical distancing requirements are observed. Masks must be worn within 15 metres of the edge o...

  OTTAWA -- Fitness programs and some city of Ottawa services will reopen for in-person visits next week when the COVID-19 lockdown ends. Ottawa's move to the "orange-restrict" level in Ontario's COVID-19 restriction framework allows some city services to resume, including fitness programs. The city says recreation services will restart gradually at some locations. Access to most activities will require reservations in advance. The following activities and programs will resume at city facilities on Feb. 16: Public and lane swims at select pools Aquafitness programs Sport activitie...