Mar 22, 2008 | The Tribune-Democrat
Communities receive Cambria County block grants
“I think that's something that brings this right to the top”
More than 40 communities with projects totaling in excess of $5 million have lined up for a chunk of Cambria County's $330,000 federal Community Development Block Grant funds. via The Tribune-Democrat
Cambria County municipalities scrambling in wake of Somerset County police ruling
“I guess we'll have to deal with it.”
Cresson Township officials and communities purchasing police services from them are scrambling to get ordinances in place in light of a Somerset County judges' recent ruling that Conemaugh Township police do ... via The Tribune-Democrat
Six compete for five seats on Penn Cambria school board
“I always try to get back to the people”
Six candidates are vying for five available four-year seats on Penn Cambria school board, and each has knowledge of the internal workings of a school district. via The Tribune-Democrat
Tunnelhill Borough unhappy with police service
“We get up there every shift. Every day we're up there”
As the Cresson Township Police Department expands its coverage into a fourth locale, officials of Tunnelhill Borough say they are dissatisfied with the service provided by the seven-person force. via The Tribune-Democrat
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