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Alex J. Hayes

Alex J. Hayes

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Contributing Writer, Gettysburg Times

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Total articles 867

  • Gettysburg budget season begins

    By Alex J. Hayes| Gettysburg Connection Podcast@ A financial boost to the Borough of Gettysburg is drying up. During Tuesday’s meeting, Borough Manager Charles Gable told the council that the municipality has $716,000 remaining of the $3.1 million it received from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA). The borough has been using the money to cover revenue shortfalls in its annual budgets. “We are going to have to have some uncomfortable conversations, I think,” Gable told the council.

    By Alex J. Hayes · Gettysburg Connection Podcast

    Oct. 19, 2024

  • Gettysburg expects to keep parking fees the same in 2025

    By Alex J. Hayes| Gettysburg Connection Podcast@ When the Gettysburg Borough Council meets, one can safely assume that parking will be discussed. During Monday’s council workshop, the governing body advanced more more paid spaces, discussed the holiday season fee waiver, and contemplated rates for 2025. Borough Parking Manager Becka Fissel is not proposing any changes to parking fees in 2025. She does, however, want the council to discuss how to hand mobile app fee increases.

    By Alex J. Hayes · Gettysburg Connection Podcast

    Sep. 24, 2024

  • Gettysburg budget season begins

    By Alex J. Hayes| Gettysburg Connection Podcast@ A financial boost to the Borough of Gettysburg is drying up. During Tuesday’s meeting, Borough Manager Charles Gable told the council that the municipality has $716,000 remaining of the $3.1 million it received from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA). The borough has been using the money to cover revenue shortfalls in its annual budgets. “We are going to have to have some uncomfortable conversations, I think,” Gable told the council.

    By Alex J. Hayes · Gettysburg Connection Podcast

    Oct. 19, 2024

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Gettysburg Times

The Gettysburg Times publishes a six-day newspaper available in print and electronic editions.

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 717-334-1131