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PHOENIX (AP) — Some state lawmakers are calling for enhanced oversight after an audit...

mmaroney@sungazette.com MARK NANCE/Sun-Gazette Members of the Department of Streets and Parks work to clear snow from downtown before an expected 1.5 to 2 inches of rain on Thursday. City residents and others in the region need to monitor the weather today as a hard-driving rain is expected to arrive this afternoon and continue through Christmas Eve before stopping on Christmas morning, a forecaster said. “You should monitor forecasts and be alert for possible flood warnings,” said Steve Travis, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in State College. Those living in areas pron...

mmaroney@sungazette.com The Williamsport Bureau of Fire chief has asked residents to assist the department by cleaning remaining snow and ice on street storm drains and drainage basins in anticipation of heavy rain on Thursday and warmer temperatures expected to result in snow melting and potential of localized flooding and specifically street flooding. Given last week’s record breaking snowfall, many of the city’s storm drains and drainage basins are blocked by snow and ice, Williamsport Bureau of Fire Chief Mark Killian said. Beginning today, and continuing through Thursday, city street...

Dec 19, 2020 March 1 — Far from imprisonment of those who have fallen behind on their child support payments, Lycoming County’s domestic relations administrators said they are working to forge responsibility into delinquent payers. “My goal is to get some money to the child,” said Judge Joy R. McCoy, who oversees domestic court issues at the county. March 5 — Legislation pending in the U.S. Congress may require the Government Accountability Office to evaluate the economic impact of a plan proposed by Major League Baseball to eliminate teams such as the Williamsport Crosscutters, on...

A winter storm is expected to bring a hefty amount of snow to the area starting tomorrow and continuing into Thursday. Experts are predicting that we could see up to a foot of snow in some areas, leading officials to announce precautions and preparations.  UPDATED 12/16/2020, 11:30 a.m. Williamsport Bureau of Fire/Mark Killian, Fire Chief & Emergency Management Coordinator Williamsport's Streets and Parks department will have all available plow and salt trucks operating for the duration of the storm; however, it will be nearly impossible to keep up with the rate of snowfall predicted overn...