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Photo by Nathaniel Cline: Members of The Board of Supervisors visited Montross Middle School recently to respond to a number of student letters addressed to them as part of a Civics class project. Pictured from left to right are District 5 Larry Roberson, Montross Middle School teacher Jennifer Fortunato, District 3 Supervisor Lynn Brownley, District 2 Supervisor Russ Culver, and Montross Middle School Principal Jane Geyer.
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Utility rate hike, cable upgrades top list for supervisors
By Beth Yeatman Spindler
Local utilities with proposed rate hikes and the installation of new equipment throughout the county were among the issues discussed at the recent Westmoreland County Board of Supervisors' meeting held Wed., Nov. 12 at A. T. Johnson Museum on Route 3 East.
Before diving into the business at hand, BOS Chairman Darryl Fisher offered a brief reflection on the recent election, denoting the historical impact of it and that it was now time to get on with the business of doing what is best for all Americans and to put party affiliations aside. "Public service is an opportunity to connect with people and to gain their trust; now is the....
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Utility rate hike, cable upgrades top list for supervisors
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11/19/2008 4:42:13 PM
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Local utilities with proposed rate hikes and the installation of new equipment throughout the county were among the issues discussed at the recent Westmoreland County Board of Supervisors' meeting held Wed., Nov. 12 at A. T. Johnson Museum on Route 3 East.
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Supervisors visit 8th grade civics classes at MM School
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11/19/2008 4:43:55 PM
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Westmoreland County Board of Supervisors visited eighth-grade students at Montross Middle School to speak about issues surrounding young teenagers on Nov. 7.
The three supervisors answered a number of questions the students had on such...
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Boat Tax gets thumbs down from council and residents
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11/19/2008 4:50:44 PM
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The rough waters at the start of Thursday's Colonial Beach Town Council regular session at the Town Center smoothed out by meeting's end.
At issue was a public hearing on a proposed boat decal tax that would have cost boat owners from...
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