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Mark Hofmann

Mark Hofmann

Verified

Reporter, Herald Standard

Pennsylvania

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Highland Council Moray Council and the communities for which those councils represent.

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politics, pop culture, crypto

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Total articles 3153

  • Cleanup efforts continue in Brownsville following last week’s flooding

    By Mark Hofmann Verified| Observer-Reporter Verified Brownsville residents affected by last week’s flooding may be eligible for help from the state, depending upon how severely their homes were damaged. “The borough and myself are trying to do as much as we can for the residents,” said Jordan Sealy, the emergency management coordinator in the borough. “It’s a tough situation, but we’ll get through it.”Sealey said the hardest hit area was Water Street, where a survey from the borough’s fire department found that 23 homes were flooded.

    By Mark Hofmann Verified · Observer-Reporter

    Apr. 10, 2024

  • Cleanup efforts continue in Brownsville following last week’s flooding

    By Mark Hofmann Verified| Herald Standard Verified Brownsville residents affected by last week’s flooding may be eligible for help from the state, depending upon how severely their homes were damaged. “The borough and myself are trying to do as much as we can for the residents,” said Jordan Sealy, the emergency management coordinator in the borough. “It’s a tough situation, but we’ll get through it.”Sealey said the hardest hit area was Water Street, where a survey from the borough’s fire department found that 23 homes were flooded.

    By Mark Hofmann Verified · Herald Standard

    Apr. 09, 2024

  • Cleanup efforts continue in Brownsville following last week’s flooding

    By Mark Hofmann Verified| Observer-Reporter Verified Brownsville residents affected by last week’s flooding may be eligible for help from the state, depending upon how severely their homes were damaged. “The borough and myself are trying to do as much as we can for the residents,” said Jordan Sealy, the emergency management coordinator in the borough. “It’s a tough situation, but we’ll get through it.”Sealey said the hardest hit area was Water Street, where a survey from the borough’s fire department found that 23 homes were flooded.

    By Mark Hofmann Verified · Observer-Reporter

    Apr. 10, 2024

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