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Two Mount Union council members are close to filling a complaint in district court in connection to another council member’s employment as a sheriff’s deputy, according to a statement presented
Mapleton Borough’s longtime secretary/treasurer is stepping down after three decades on the job.
cillig@altoonamirror.com ROARING SPRING — More than 50 concerned residents flooded the Friendship Fire Station on Monday to question the Roaring Spring Borough Council’s deliberation over disallowing vehicles on Plum Creek Mountain. But after an hourlong discussion with residents, the council tabled discussions to further investigate the issue. “We had good conversations with good people,” council President Rodney Green said. “I think we all learned a lot tonight.” The capacity meeting stemmed from council members exploring a potential ban of motor vehicles on Plum Creek Mountain,...