LEWISTOWN The Mifflin County School Board recommended approval of the 2023-2024 General Fund Budget in the amount of $107,923,615 at the Committee of the Whole meeting on Thursday. The budget will go before the regular board voting meeting for final approval next Thursday, June 22, after sitting for 30 days in the county. The […]
LEWISTOWN The Mifflin County School Board held a special voting meeting on Thursday and, by a 6-3 vote, moved that the 2023-2024 Proposed Final General Fund Budget be recommended for approval. The $107,923,615 budget will go before the regular board voting meeting for final approval in June after sitting for 30 days in the […]
LEWISTOWN Lori K Haines’ name will be on the Republican primary ballot for Mifflin County School Director in May. Haines states she would like to contribute, in a positive way, with our public education system. “I don’t believe that public education just starts and stops within Mifflin County. There are many issues and concerns […]
LEWISTOWN The Mifflin County School Board approved the maximum building and project cost of $9,736,500 for the Academy Expansion Project at the regular board meeting on Thursday. The board approved the project by an 8-0 vote. Board member Don Wright was absent from the meeting. Related to the project is the Act 34 Public […]
Results from yesterday’s Municipal Primary in Pennsylvania…
For Lewistown Borough Council, four-year term, the top three on the Republican ballot were Jim Steele, Richard Erhard, and Bill Wilson. Top Republican vote-getters for a two-year term were Larry “Heavy” Searer and Bobby Hammond.
For Burnham Borough Council, the top three Republicans were Lisa Barker Wise, Thomas Garver, and Robert Soccio. Matthew Deamer was the lone Democrat.
On the Republican ballot for Mifflin County Register & Recorder, Ellen Amspacker defeated incumbent Barbara Stringer.
For County Treasurer, Republican Diane Griffith was a winner over incumbent Deb Civitts. Democrat Lauren Mowry ran unopposed.
On the Republican ballot for Mifflin County School Board, the top four vote-getters were Diane Stewart, Mark Baker, Don Wright, and John Knepp. On the Democrat side, winners were Kristin Aromatorio, Rose Marie Schulz, Diane Stewart, and John Knepp.