Donna Blend is a journalist for the Wellsboro Gazette, with her work also appearing on WFMZ-TV. She covers a wide range of local news topics, including government meetings, community events, and public policy issues. Donna's reporting provides important information to the residents of Wellsboro and surrounding areas.
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The Lawrenceville borough council opened bids for the generator to provide an Uninterrupted System Service Plan at the water treatment plant during the March 19 meeting.
By: Donna Blend
The Nelson Township supervisors accepted the lease agreement and contract with the Nelson Fire Department at the March 25 meeting.
The Elkland Borough Authority discussed changing from a lease back authority to an operating authority during the April 4 meeting. The original leaseback authority started in 1980.
The Deerfield Township supervisors agreed during the April meeting to advertise several pieces of equipment for sale.
Lawrenceville borough council accepted the resignation of one council member and appointed a former council member to the vacancy during the April 1 meeting.
The Nelson Township supervisors met in special session May 27 to open bids for gravel and proposed paving projects.
Lawrenceville borough council accepted the police contract with the Lawrence Township supervisors at a special meeting on June 11.
The Lawrenceville borough council heard that water storage tank is leaking again and that almost $70,000 is owed in outstanding water/sewer bills.
Elkland Borough Council failed to handle agenda business at the July 11 meeting after the agenda was rearranged without comment.
To meet requirements set forth by the Department of Environmental Protection, the Elkland Borough Authority decided Aug. 1 to develop a plan to remove sludge from the wastewater treatment facility. Attending were Jeremy Freeman, William Hall, Austin Welch and June Woodard.
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