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Kagarise outlines 'vision' for county court system | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Kagarise outlines 'vision' for county court system | News, Sports, Jobs

Blair County President Judge Wade A. Kagarise on Thursday morning told members of the Blair County Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Club that he and the other judges are working on a “vision” for the court system that will include an assessment of “how our actions affect the community.” During his hour on the Chamber’s “hot […]

Blair swears in new officials | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Blair swears in new officials | News, Sports, Jobs

HOLLIDAYSBURG — A Blair County courtroom was packed as more than 300 people were on hand to witness the swearing-in ceremony of elected officials Friday afternoon. Judges Fred Miller, 52, and Dave Consiglio, 56, were sworn in by Senior Judge Timothy M. Sullivan to fill two open spots on the Blair County Court of Common […]

AWA to consider backflow program | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

AWA to consider backflow program | News, Sports, Jobs

A Pittston-based firm this week pitched the Altoona Water Authority on administering a program to help bring water customers into compliance with laws requiring

Meet the candidates for Blair County Judge - Vimarsana News

Meet the candidates for Blair County Judge

During Pennsylvania's primary election on Tuesday, Blair County voters will be choosing candidates for the two open seats on the Court of Common Pleas.

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AWA readies stream testing | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

AWA readies stream testing | News, Sports, Jobs

bkibler@altoonamirror.com The Altoona Water Authority recently bought equipment needed to begin a five-year regimen of testing for bacteria downstream from its Combined Sewer Overflows, to determine what effects the CSOs have on streams. That could help determine whether environmental agencies eventually begin to pressure the city to eliminate its combined storm-and-sanitary sewer system serving the central area of the city — work that years ago was estimated could cost $75 million. “We hope to have (the equipment) installed and running this spring,” Mark Glenn, president of Gwin Dobso...