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[email protected] HOLLIDAYSBURG A state appellate judge has agreed with a Blair County court ruling allowing a Hollidaysburg Borough councilman to amend his candidate’s petition to get his name on the May 18 ballot. Based on a recent ruling by Commonwealth Court President Judge Mary Hannah Leavitt, candidate Sean Burke can be on the ballot for the 4th Ward council seat. Leavitt’s ruling affirmed a decision Clearfield County Judge Paul E. Cherry rendered in late March on behalf of Blair County Court. Cherry, who convened a court hearing to review objections to Burke’s candidate petition, concluded that Burke could cure a defect by amending his petition to include a signing date that was mistakenly omitted. ....
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(This story was updated at 1:45 p.m. Wednesday to correct a misspelling.) Kirk Saleme, 44, of Allegheny Street, the owner of Creamery & Crepes cafe in Hollidaysburg, has announced his candidacy for Borough Council in Hollidaysburg Ward 4 on the Republican ballot. “Kirk and his wife, Heather, are just the sort of people the community relies on,” said George Foster, Saleme’s next-door neighbor. “They helped inject new life into the center of Hollidaysburg, setting up one of the county’s best cafes and restoring several fine historic buildings.” Foster said Saleme has hired scores of people and supported many businesses in the area. ....