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Guidelines in works for how to spend relief money

1 hr ago Mike Tedesco, Vision Together 2025 president and CEO, is shown in a March 12, 2021, photo.. By Thomas Slusser tslusser@tribdem.com Mike Tedesco, president and CEO of Vision Together 2025, said there is a creative element in the way American Rescue Plan money can be spent that does not usually exist in federal funding programs. No guidelines are official yet. But the U.S. Department of the Treasury has issued an interim final rule regarding the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief plan designed by President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats in response to the pandemic that disrupted the economy on a historic level and led to the deaths of more than 625,000 United States residents to date.

If prison leaves East King Street, unique redevelopment possibility would replace it, officials say

The departure of Lancaster County Prison from the east side of Lancaster city may open a rare redevelopment possibility, community and city leaders said Wednesday, but one that comes with sizable challenges. “Obviously this is an exciting opportunity for the city and especially the east side neighborhood. Here is Lancaster’s chance to transform a critical area, historically associated with pain, into a positive asset and extension of this neighborhood,” said Marshall Snively, president of the Lancaster City Alliance, a nonprofit that promotes the city’s growth and stability. The potential redevelopment opportunity surfaced Wednesday when the Lancaster County Commissioners announced they hope to move the 625 E. King St. prison to a 75-acre farm in Lancaster Township along the Conestoga River. They have not discussed what would become of the old prison site should the move come to fruition.

Five blighted structures to be torn down across Cambria County, redevelopment authority says

Renee Daly SUBMITTED PHOTO EBENSBURG – Redevelopment Authority of Cambria County officials on Thursday released the list of the next five blighted structures to be demolished using money from the county’s Act 152 fund. The structures are located at 771 Somerset St., Johnstown; 1237 Main St., Franklin Borough; 219 Gable St., Brownstown Borough; 210 Coleman St., Hastings Borough; and 1229 Deveaux St., West Carroll Township. Each structure is a two-story frame house with a full basement, except for the West Carroll Township property, which has 1 1/2 stories. That house, in unincorporated Elmora, was recently damaged in a fire. The Hastings Borough property has a garage that will also be demolished.

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