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Imhoff to resign from Johnstown city manager role, take job in Hollidaysburg; city starts search for his replacement - Vimarsana News

Imhoff to resign from Johnstown city manager role, take job in Hollidaysburg; city starts search for his replacement

Johnstown City Manager Ethan Imhoff is planning to resign and take a job closer to his home in Hollidaysburg. He gave his 60-day notice Wednesday to Johnstown City Council.

Dubnansky resigning as city's community and economic development director - Vimarsana News

Dubnansky resigning as city's community and economic development director

John Dubnansky is stepping down as Johnstown’s community and economic development director to take a position in the private sector.

Editorial board interview with Cambria County President Commissioner Thomas Chernisky - Vimarsana News

Editorial board interview with Cambria County President Commissioner Thomas Chernisky

Question: What is your background? By that we mean jobs you’ve held, elected positions before becoming a commissioner, community service, anything else you think people should know about you.

Spreading the wealth: Nonprofits using American Rescue Plan money in Johnstown - Vimarsana News

Spreading the wealth: Nonprofits using American Rescue Plan money in Johnstown

Putting a new red, white and blue roof atop the American Legion Post 294 building is probably the most eye-catching way any recipient has used money allocated through the City

Private donors help Johnstown expand blight removal - Vimarsana News

Private donors help Johnstown expand blight removal

Dec 21, 2020 Johnstown Public Works employees demolish this former Prospect Box house along Ebensburg Road on Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020.By Todd Berkey Between 100 and 120 blighted buildings – both residential and commercial – are now being torn down every year in Johnstown. The work – a combined effort among the city, Johnstown Redevelopment Authority and Community Foundation for the Alleghenies, along with other nonprofits and governmental organizations – has dropped the number of unsightly and unsafe structures from well over 1,000 to a current estimate of 700, although ...