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County jail in 3rd month of resumed in-person visits The Franklin County House of Correction in Greenfield, pictured, has entered its third month of in-person visits, having resumed the practice one year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced its hiatus. STAFF FILE PHOTO/ANDY CASTILLO Modified: 6/2/2021 1:44:36 PM GREENFIELD The Franklin County House of Correction has entered its third month of in-person visits, having resumed the practice one year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced its hiatus. Sheriff Christopher Donelan explained visitations haven’t quite returned to pre-coronavirus normalcy, as people wishing to see an inmate must register online “so we don’t have too many people in here at once.” He said registered visitors enter the lobby of the medium-security facility and are escorted to one side of a wall, where they sit in something of an enclosed booth and communicate via telephone with an inmate on the other side of a pane of glass. He said this i ....
County jail in 3rd month of resumed in-person visits The Franklin County House of Correction in Greenfield, pictured, has entered its third month of in-person visits, having resumed the practice one year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced its hiatus. STAFF FILE PHOTO/ANDY CASTILLO Published: 6/1/2021 5:05:44 PM GREENFIELD The Franklin County House of Correction has entered its third month of in-person visits, having resumed the practice one year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced its hiatus. Sheriff Christopher Donelan explained visitations haven’t quite returned to pre-coronavirus normalcy, as people wishing to see an inmate must register online “so we don’t have too many people in here at once.” He said registered visitors enter the lobby of the medium-security facility and are escorted to one side of a wall, where they sit in something of an enclosed booth and communicate via telephone with an inmate on the other side of a pane of glass. He said this ....
SUN-GAZETTE FILE PHOTO A popular tourist paddlewheeler should be able to get out of drydock thanks to a funding stream from Lycoming County. Commissioners at their weekly meeting approved $100,000 for the Hiawatha to make journeys this season down the Susquehanna River. The funding will assist with operations and budget shortfalls experienced by Hiawatha Inc. due to COVID-19, according to commissioners. “We were faced with it being out of operation this season,” Commissioner Rick Mirabito said. Commissioners noted yearly Hiawatha costs amount to $50,000, including for insurance, even if it doesn’t operate. The county funding is expected to be a one-time allocation. ....