Political newcomers prevailed in all three races for Kiski supervisors, ousting incumbents and all but securing victories in November, according to results certified Tuesday by the Armstrong County Elections Bureau. Republican Brittany Hilliard, the woman embroiled in a social media scandal before the May primary, easily secured one of the
Only Fans strikes again. A candidate for Kiski Township supervisor is the latest person forced to contend with leaked news that she has a page on the social media site featuring racy photos of herself. But it might not be supervisor candidate Brittany Hilliard who ends up paying the price
A Kiski Township supervisor who has accused other supervisors of discriminating against her because of her gender has submitted her resignation from office. Township supervisors are expected to vote on Sherry Tamski’s resignation during their meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday night, according to an agenda for the meeting. The motion
Kiski Township supervisors will vote tonight on a $1.6 million budget for 2023, which includes raising township real estate taxes by 1 mill or 22%. Under the proposed budget, the millage would increase from 4.5 to 5.5 mills. If supervisors approve the tax hike, the owner of a home assessed
Kiski Township continued rebuilding its police department by hiring a new part-time officer and a police secretary. Supervisors approved hiring Anthony Mangee as a part-time officer at a starting rate of $21.25 per hour. Also hired was Bethany Allera to serve as a police clerk two days per week. The