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 appears to be one step closer to having an official head of its police department.
Tamaqua Borough Council took a number of actions during its recent meeting, including:
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The recent treasurer of the Panther Valley Parent Teacher Organization is facing theft charges after she allegedly took more than $11,000 from the organization.
Coaldale Borough Council appointed a new vice president to fill the role vacated upon the resignation of Councilwoman Yvonne Stoffey in August.
United Parcel Service will close its customer service center in Hometown on Sunday.
Toys, designer purses, housewares, electronics, food, tools, libations and cash are among the prizes that can be won at St. Jerome Regional School’s Annual Basket Bonanza.
Tamaqua Borough Council will likely hold the line on taxes for 2025.
By: Jill Whalen
Borough Councilwoman Mary Linkevich said results of a recent online survey revealed that folks want the skate park to stay at Willing Park.
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