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Rodney L. Sherman

Rodney L. Sherman

Verified

Editor, The Clarion News

Pennsylvania

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Hard News , Evergreen , Local News , Crime

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Gossip.

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 2244

  • Knox plans projects at water plant

    By Rodney L. Sherman Verified| The Clarion News Verified KNOX -- Knox Borough Council this month outlined upcoming projects at its water plant and faced the fact the work needs to be completed in a timely manner. The EADS Group engineer Marty English, borough engineer, and council member Bill Henry, chair of the water committee, explained the situations. “The main control panel failed last September,” said English.

    By Rodney L. Sherman Verified · The Clarion News

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Knox continues strong support of ambulance service

    By Rodney L. Sherman Verified| The Clarion News Verified KNOX -- Knox Borough Council March 3 followed through with a pledge from last month and donated $20,000 to the Knox Area Ambulance Service. Council has designated a $20,000 annual donation since 2022 when the American Rescue Act first sent money to municipalities following the COVID pandemic. Knox Borough Council has also designated $20,000 each year since 2022 to the Knox Volunteer Fire Department and approved the 2025 donation at its February meeting.

    By Rodney L. Sherman Verified · The Clarion News

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • Knox plans projects at water plant

    By Rodney L. Sherman Verified| The Clarion News Verified KNOX -- Knox Borough Council this month outlined upcoming projects at its water plant and faced the fact the work needs to be completed in a timely manner. The EADS Group engineer Marty English, borough engineer, and council member Bill Henry, chair of the water committee, explained the situations. “The main control panel failed last September,” said English.

    By Rodney L. Sherman Verified · The Clarion News

    Mar. 25, 2025

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The Clarion News