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PennDOT gets tough on gas companies

TOWANDA - The state Department of Transportation is hiring three more inspectors for Bradford County to address the damage on state roads caused by heavy truck traffic and has warned gas drilling companies this week that they will need to deploy all resources necessary to keep state roads passable and safe or else they will have their road permits pulled, a state Department of Transportation official said at a meeting Wednesday in Towanda.

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  • PennDOT gets tough on gas companies
  • Woods elected mayor of Nichols
  • Local jury awards plaintiffs more than $700K against area doctor in lawsuit
  • New Troy Web site unveiled
  • Munchak, Cordaro indicted on corruption charges
  • Board OKs softball project
  • Yaw legislation to set reporting requirements for gas wells sent to governor


 
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Pat Kane’s music keeps West Clare, Ireland’s mystical heritage alive

When Pat Kane takes the stage at local halls and clubs throughout the Twin Tiers of Pennsylvania and the Southern Tier of New York, a journey through Ireland travels with him through his music and the heritage he grew to love known in West Clare Ireland.

Woods elected mayor of Nichols

Deputy Mayor Esther Woods will be dropping the "deputy" from her title soon as she takes the reigns as Village of Nichols mayor from Doug Horton. Woods won, with 87 votes to 31, over Horton in the village election held Tuesday, according to Village Cler

New Troy Web site unveiled

TROY - The renovations in the Troy Area School District haven't been the only building project going on. The district has been working hard on the construction of a new school district Web site, and it's now up and running at www.troyareasd.org on the In

 

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Clean contract bidding needed for the military

For the third time, the Air Force has issued bid specifications for the largest military procurement program in history - at least 179 aerial refueling tankers. The planes are badly needed. They will replace two types of tankers. One model, based on the

 

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Local jury awards plaintiffs more than $700K against area doctor in lawsuit

A Bradford County jury found against a Towanda physician recently in a civil lawsuit, awarding the plaintiffs $724,932. According to information filed in the Bradford County Prothonotary's office, on March 8, following a trial, the jury found in favor of