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Appropriations and discussion: Commission approves multiple agenda items | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Appropriations and discussion: Commission approves multiple agenda items | News, Sports, Jobs

The Washington County Commission approved appropriations and discussed a department deficit and the status of the DuPont, the Chemours Co. and Corteva Inc Per-

Camden Avenue drainage project getting underway | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Camden Avenue drainage project getting underway | News, Sports, Jobs

PARKERSBURG — Work is expected to begin today on a project to improve drainage along Camden Avenue. RDR Utility Services Group LLC of Clarksburg was awarded

North Huntingdon cemetery search discovers 65 apparently unmarked graves - Vimarsana News

North Huntingdon cemetery search discovers 65 apparently unmarked graves

The search for unmarked graves at a 239-year-old cemetery in North Huntingdon has found about 65 “voids” in the ground that could be unmarked graves from decades or centuries ago. “I am doing this to find those unmarked burial sites because I don’t want anyone to be forgotten. There are

Conoy supervisors approve contract with utility company - Vimarsana News

Conoy supervisors approve contract with utility company

When: Conoy board of supervisors meeting, June 8.

East Cocalico board approves trash haulers and updates to Reamstown Community Pool - Vimarsana News

East Cocalico board approves trash haulers and updates to Reamstown Community Pool

Carrasco nominated fellow supervisor Jeffrey Mitchell as vice chairman but the motion received no second. Mitchell nominated newcomer Lorenzo Bonura as vice chair and the motion passed. Mitchell accepted the