Editor’s note: The Advance Leader is only spotlighting contested races in the primary election.
Plum residents have a plethora of candidates seeking both the Democratic and Republican nod for four school board seats this year.
A dozen hopefuls, including two incumbents, have cross-filed for the May 18 primary election, according to the Allegheny County Office of Elections unofficial candidate list.
Current board members are Angela Anderson and Joe Tommarello. Other candidates include Devin Adams, Megan Chuderewicz, Sheleah Fronckowiak, Justin Newman, Mandee Pettyjohn, Don Pytel, Raymond Rall, Renee Richardson, Melissa Russell and Ronald Sakolsky.
Here are the candidates and their responses to election questions posed by the Tribune-Review.
This isn’t surprising. Compared with their nearest equipment kin – skid steers – CTLs are relative newcomers to the industry. So CTLs remain in a phase of development that includes rapid advances.
Two other factors propel CTL development. First is their broad, enthusiastic acceptance by customers. Maintaining market share requires OEMs to stay at the forefront of product development.
Second, the industry as a whole continues to make great gains in technology as advances in electronics, metallurgy and basic design bring peak performance to all types of equipment. This is as true for CTLs as for any other category.
The downside? In a world of relentless product development, it can be hard for customers to feel assured they’re getting the best from their equipment decisions. So, we ve provided some tips from experts to help you learn more about the new compact track loaders and what you should look for when searching the market for your next CTL.
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Lewiston
• Arkanel Black, 46, of 48 Birch St., on a charge of domestic assault, 7 p.m. Wednesday at that address.
• Sandra Landry, 51, of 392 Merrill Hill Road, Hebron, on a charge of disorderly conduct, 6:08 p.m. Thursday at 100 Pierce St.
• Arkanel Black, 46, of 48 Birch St., on a charge of violating conditions of release, 12:38 a.m. Thursday at that address.
Androscoggin County
• Carlos Alcantara, 40, of 12 Bearce St., Auburn, arrested by the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency on charges of unlawful drug trafficking, unlawful possession of scheduled drugs, illegal importation of scheduled drugs and driving without a license, 10:45 p.m. Wednesday on Washington Street, Auburn.
Auburn athletics community reacts to Gus Malzahn’s UCF job
Updated Feb 15, 2021;
Minutes after UCF football coach Gus Malzahn opened up his introductory press conference, Auburn basketball Bruce Pearl coach tweeted out “BOOM!”
Minutes after that, Pearl started his own press conference. Before he discussed the upcoming basketball game between Auburn and Mississippi State, he took a minute to explain that “BOOM!” was indeed a congratulations to his friend Malzahn rather than a recruiting announcement (Malzahn always tweeted out a “boom” after Auburn received a commitment).
“UCF is getting a great coach and a better man,” Pearl said. “As much as anybody, I’m happy for the student-athletes there because he’s going to make a difference in their life. So happy for Gus.”
david martin introduces us to some veterans who are sharing their hard-earned education with students in tonight s profiles in service. reporter: a class in contract law at vanderbilt university is about as far from combat as it gets. devin adams has seen both. 82nd airborne, afghanistan, roadside bombs. 33 of us in my platoon, unfortunately, three of the guys in my platoon did not make it home. reporter: you can tell he s a veteran by that ranger tab on his lapel, but alyssa hartley might fool you. some people when they think of veterans don t picture me. they think it s a tough guy who s coming in. i like that i get to add a different layer to what it means to be a veteran. reporter: hartley has seen combat, too. she s flying that helicopter on a mission with special operations forces. but later, she washed out because of ear problems. at this point, my whole world in my mind was gone. reporter: now she s in that