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Borys Krawczeniuk
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Reporter, WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA)
Scranton
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Health care, Local and state government, Physics, National politics, Feature stories on foreign affairs, Science
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By Borys Krawczeniuk Verified| WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA) Verified Lackawanna County plans to borrow more than $29 million to pave roads, fix or replace bridges and pay off earlier borrowing without another property tax hike. County chief financial officer David Bulzoni outlined the proposed borrowing during a Board of Commissioners meeting Wednesday. To raise the money, Bulzoni said the county would sell bonds that would be paid back over 25 years. The commissioners introduced an ordinance to issue the bonds. They plan to vote on it next Wednesday.
By Borys Krawczeniuk Verified| WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA) Verified Moosic officials want a councilwoman to resign amid charges she embezzled $41,000 by padding her sick time while she was borough administrator. Jane Sterling, 65, charged with crimes Thursday, had not resigned either as a councilwoman or borough planning commission member as of Monday afternoon, Mayor Bob Bennie said. The borough asked for her resignations from both in a statement issued Friday. Bennie declined further comment, except to refer to the statement.
By Borys Krawczeniuk Verified| WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA) Verified Lackawanna County plans to borrow more than $29 million to pave roads, fix or replace bridges and pay off earlier borrowing without another property tax hike. County chief financial officer David Bulzoni outlined the proposed borrowing during a Board of Commissioners meeting Wednesday. To raise the money, Bulzoni said the county would sell bonds that would be paid back over 25 years. The commissioners introduced an ordinance to issue the bonds. They plan to vote on it next Wednesday.
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WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA)