Amy Miller is a Senior Privacy and Data Security Reporter for Times News Media Group and MLex Market Insight, a LexisNexis company. With a focus on consumer privacy and data security, Amy's articles cover legislative developments, legal cases, and industry trends in the field of privacy and data protection. Her work has been featured in Seacoast Media Group and the Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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Nesquehoning residents will not see a bigger tax bill in their borough taxes in 2025.
As Carbon County prepares for 2025, Commissioners’ Chairman Mike Sofranko announced Thursday that the county has put a hiring freeze on any new full-time employees next year.
This column appears every other week in Foster’s Daily Democrat and the Tuskegee News. This week, Guy Trammell, an African American man from Tuskegee, Ala., and Amy Miller, a white woman from South Berwick, Maine, write about holiday shopping.
A Nesquehoning man, who is known for his Facebook cooking page with his mother and an organizer of an annual Easter egg hunt for area children, is in need of a little Christmas magic.
A Nesquehoning park that closed to the public in September for renovations remains closed following delays, officials say.
It will cost a little bit more to record deeds and mortgages in Carbon County in 2025.
Nesquehoning has approved an addendum to a sewage treatment agreement with Rush Township regarding a longtime agreement for residents at Lake Hauto.
Carbon County is continuing to work on changing over emergency response radios from analog to digital.
Nesquehoning Borough Council approved or discussed the following items during its monthly meeting last week:
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