State Representative Jim Struzzi and State Senator Joe Pittman have announced that two Indiana County projects will receive funding from the Marcellus.
Vaccination clinic held at Audenried To encourage the reduction in the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Penn Medicine held a free community vaccination clinic on Nov. 18 at Universal Audenried Charter School in Grays Ferry for children and adults seeking to get immunized.
Vaccination clinic held at Audenried To encourage the reduction in the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Penn Medicine held a free community vaccination clinic on Nov. 18 at Universal Audenried Charter School in Grays Ferry for children and adults seeking to get immunized.
Plans for a new pump track in Oakmont have been revealed.
Designs by American Ramp Co. of the proposed bicycle recreation attraction were shown at Tuesday night’s council meeting.
A pump track is a continuous loop of berms and mounds that bicyclists can ride on without pedaling. Its name comes from the pumping motion that riders’ upper and lower bodies make as they ride around a track.
The asphalt track is projected to be a little more than 300 feet. It would be installed on about a 8,100-square-foot site in Creekside Park.
Parking spaces will have to be moved closer to the volleyball court to make room for the project.
TOWAMENCINÂ â He has been gone for almost a year now, but local officials in his native Towamencin will never forget Jim Sinz.
And township officials recognized the late veteran and supervisor with a special presentation to Sinz s widow Jeanie earlier this month. He was willing to give his life for this country, as a pilot in the Navy, serving as he did. And then when he got out of the Navy, in his heart he still felt he needed to serve, said Veterans Committee Chairman Michael Lewis.
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Sinz was a U.S. Navy pilot starting in 1968, flying the P3 Orion in deployments to Vietnam, Bermuda and the Mediterranean, before working as an instructor pilot from 1973 through 1994, finishing his career with an assignment at the Naval Air Warfare Center in Warminster. It was during that deployment that the Sinz family settled in Towamencin, where Jim was elected to a post as township supervisor in 2003, then served nearly three full six-year terms until his passing in M