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For many in Canton, Dr. Nicholas Spano’s Chiropractic Clinic has been a mainstay in the town throughout their lives. A pillar of the community, Dr. Spano decided that, after 35
The first visitor question asked of the Canton Borough Council during Monday’s meeting regarded the borough’s metaphorical revolving door at the police department.
LEROY TOWNSHIP — After residents and the township’s auditors observed that the LeRoy Township’s municipal building, a converted general store and restaurant, was a bit dark inside, the township set to work installing new overhead lights.
During the Canton Township supervisors meeting on Tuesday, the board discussed the township’s longtime junk yard ordinance.
LeRoy Township Supervisors and residents are informed of a supposed theft and return of auditing documents from the township’s municipal building.
LEROY — At Monday’s LeRoy Township meeting, Secretary Ted Tomlinson reported that the auction of the township’s old work truck on Municibid had ended, with Frank Watson the high bidder for $30,100. The truck was initially purchased in 2015. After some discussion, supervisors voted to authorize Tomlinson to move forward with the truck sale.
The Oct. 7 LeRoy Township meeting started off with David DeCristo approaching the supervisors about the township turning over East Van Fleet Road to his private stewardship, a goal DeCristo said he’d been trying to accomplish for 10 years. DeCristo said he had worked out an arrangement with Jared Wilcox, who lives on East Van Fleet and would make use of a new bridge DeCristo plans to install.
The Canton Borough council decided to approve the names of five applicants to the role of mayor and send the list on to the Bradford County courthouse, where officials will appoint one to serve. The office has been vacant since the resignation of Dean Vanderpool earlier this year.
Review Correspondent
By: Matt Jennings
Review Correspondent In the season of reorganization, the Canton School Board chose a familiar set of officer for the coming year.
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