American Legion Post 831 is hosting “The Wall That Heals” at Campbelltown Community Park through Sept. 6, with tours and four ceremonies honoring the 58,318 service members named on the memorial.
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Palmyra Borough reviews Subsurface and Stormwater Investigation Report
At the Aug. 25 meeting, Dr. William Seaton, senior hydrogeologist at ARM Group LLC, summarized the report for council and community members.
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Palmyra Borough appoints Christine L. Donough as administrator/treasurer
The board also unanimously approved adjusting salaries for some employees and transferring $2,006 within the general fund.
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Palmyra Borough authorizes RETTEW to serve as assistant zoning officer
The council also unanimously approved road closures for Palmyra Area High School’s homecoming parade in September.
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Palmyra Borough bans amusement arcades in central business district
The ordinance includes an amended definition of amusement arcades, saying they are commercial establishments that provide amusement devices and/or games of skill or chance as a principal use.
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Palmyra Borough will become a cashless operation on Jan. 1
The borough intends to inform residents about the change to the accepted forms of payment prior to becoming cashless at the turn of the year.
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Resident pushes back against Palmyra’s decision to amend zoning ordinance
After the council approved to amend the zoning ordinance, possibly paving the way for a controversial luxury apartment complex to move forward, a resident attended the Tuesday meeting to publicly disagree with the decision.
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Palmyra approves ordinance update supported by controversial developer
Assistant borough manager Brenda Pera said the developer is interested in pursuing the project again following the zoning change.
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Rain doesn’t dampen Harvey Seltzer Day as crowds celebrate Seltzer’s 124th year
Seltzer’s Smokehouse Meats drew a large crowd Saturday for its third annual Harvey Seltzer Day, marking 124 years since its founding with free tours, samples, and family-friendly activities despite rain.
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Richland Borough Council addresses water project delays
Richland Borough Council addressed ongoing delays with contractors on the Well No. 9 installation at its May 12 meeting.
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Palmyra Borough faces barriers with plans for ‘Welcome to Palmyra’ sign
The steep hill of the intersection of Lingle Avenue and West Main Street might need some work before the “Welcome to Palmyra” sign can. be installed.
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Palmyra Borough swears in new councilor after public interviews
Karen Nye was unanimously voted into the available seat on the Palmyra Borough Council after brief public interviews of two candidates.
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Palmyra Borough Council receives resignation of recently elected official
Sheila Snyder, who was sworn into her position in January, announced her resignation due to moving out of the borough.
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Palmyra Borough Council commits to steady fire department apparatus funding
The annual $75,000 contribution for the next five years will go toward getting a replacement fire engine, which is estimated to cost $1.2 to $1.4 million.
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11th annual TruckTrek expands to showcase Palmyra businesses
This year’s TruckTrek will take place on May 9, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., but organizers are looking to expand it into a town-wide affair.
