Jill Whalen is a staff writer for the Standard-Speaker, a publication under the Times News Media Group. With a focus on local news, Jill covers a range of topics including community events, government updates, and crime reports. Her articles provide readers with timely and relevant information about the happenings in their area.
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Coaldale Borough Council meetings will be getting a change of venue.
West Penn Township has been looking to hire police officers.
Locust Lake State Park naturalist Robin Tracey is hoping that participants in Saturday’s Big Sit birding event will see warblers and other migrating species.
The Tamaqua Borough Council retained the services of a Dauphin County firm to oversee renovations to the H.D. Buehler Memorial Pool.
The American Red Cross will team with the Tamaqua Fire Department for a “Sound the Alarm — Save a Life” event from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Oct. 26.
Rush Township supervisors made appointments to positions during Thursday’s monthly meeting.
The Rush Township Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public hearing at 7 p.m. Oct. 29 to hear plans for a 35-acre commercial solar farm on land near the village of Hometown.
By: Christopher Cordes, Jill Whalen
The former Tamaqua police officer already accused of child sex and other charges was indicted on federal charges of attempted coercion and enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity, attempted receipt of and possession of child pornography and animal crushing.
The Tamaqua Police Department received funding that will allow officers to work alongside co-responders who will help with behavioral health-related calls.
The Rush Township Zoning Hearing Board denied special exception and variance requests made by developers seeking to construct a commercial solar farm on 35 acres of land in Hometown.
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