Prior to hiring new personnel for the district, the board rejected a proposal concerning signs at schools around the district. The proposal from the Construction Committee would have replaced the sign in front of the High School which, after being repaired, would have been placed at the C.G. Johnson Elementary School in Reynoldsville. Other signs…
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The Winslow Township Supervisors met on June 12 and gave final approval to an ordinance raising the water rate for customers in the Soldier Water and Sewer System. The ordinance will raise the water rates by $20.00 a month setting the minimum monthly amount at $77 for 4,000 gallons but keeps the overage fee at…
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE American Legion, Post #392 and the Veterans Memorial Park Committee presented Reynoldsville’s 25th Annual observance of Memorial Day. A sizeable group of residents gathered in the Veterans Memorial Park in Reynoldsville on Sunday May 28 to witness the emotional ceremony honoring our fallen soldiers. Michael Caltagrone acted as Master of Ceremonies; Rev….
The Jeff Tech Operating Committee met in regular session April 24 and approved the school’s 2023-2024 budget. The budget totals $11,707,990. It includes the secondary and career and technical programs, facility costs, debt service, practical nursing, adult programs, and grant expenditures. The new budget shows a 2.24% increase over the 2022-2023 budget. The proposal will…
Reynoldsville Borough Council met on April 17 and welcomed a new member. By resolution, with council member John Chesnalavich voting no, Zach Garman was named to replace Max Smith who recently resigned from the council. Smith’s term runs until the end of 2024 but Garmin is also seeking election to a four year seat on…
Reynoldsville Borough Council met in regular session on March 20, discussing zoning, garbage contracts, the park, and other topics. Representatives from the Reynoldsville Community Association (RCA) attended the meeting to update the council on zoning efforts. Members of the RCA attended a webinar with Borough Council President William Cebulskie following the February meeting to get…
The Mobile Ag Ed Science Lab paid a visit to the CG Johnson Elementary School the week of March 13. Lab Educator Carol Bernat said the purpose of the lab is to teach students science lessons that are related to agriculture since it is the number one industry in the state. She said the students…
The Winslow Township Supervisors met in regular session on February 13 and, for the first time, held their session in the recently completed meeting room. The site location plan for the Jeff Tech Farm to Refrigerator Training Facility was presented. The new building will be located across the access road to the lower parking lot…
It’s amazing what you can find in the Reynoldsville Public Library. There are, of course, books and computers but today and every Friday in February you will find fresh-baked culinary delights for you donation dollars. Several years ago, the Reynoldsville Public Library Board decided to initiate Fun Fridays in February. This bake sale earns much-needed…
Harrisburg, PA – Ahead of snowy conditions and cold temperatures across most of the state tonight and tomorrow, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC) are advising motorists to avoid unnecessary travel during the storm. Additionally, the agencies will implement various speed and vehicle restrictions throughout the storm. PennDOT and PTC crews…