Allegheny Township supervisors voted to accept Manager Greg Primm’s resignation Monday amid praise for him and a question about the need for the position. Primm, who has been the township manager since 2009, submitted his resignation last week. On the very night the township supervisors accepted his resignation, he was
Allegheny Township residents can expect to see a lot of newly elected Supervisor James Morabito. “I plan on being here at the township building weekly,” said Morabito, 58, a small business owner for 35 years. “I’m going to be hands-on, going over details of daily and weekly activities.” Morabito, who
A political newcomer appeared to be successful in his campaign to replace a longtime supervisor in Allegheny Township. According to unofficial election results Tuesday night and with all precincts reporting, Republican James Morabito had 56% of the vote, defeating incumbent Supervisor Kathy Starr, who had about 44%. This is the
Allegheny Township Supervisor candidate James Morabito (R) defeated imcumbent Kathryn Starr (R) in Tuesday’s primary.
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A political newcomer led a longtime incumbent by 42 votes in the Republican primary race for Allegheny Township Supervisor, according to unofficial tallies early Wednesday.
As of 1:30 a.m., James Morabito had collected 52% of the votes counted, or 540 votes, compared to incumbent Supervisor Kathy Starr’s 47.9%, or 498 votes, unofficial tallies showed with results from all six of the township’s five precincts reported.
No Democrats appeared on the ballot, but 382 people cast write-in votes, the official tallies showed. Those results were not available early Wednesday.