FAA flight reductions: Cuts tied to shutdown begin being phased in at 40 busy airports
The FAA is reducing flights across “high-volume” markets to maintain travel safety as air traffic controllers exhibit signs of strain during the shutdown.
The FAA is reducing flights across “high-volume” markets to maintain travel safety as air traffic controllers exhibit signs of strain during the shutdown.
TURBOTVILLE — Resident John Peachy, at Monday night’s Turbotville council meeting, shared his concerns on town residents owning free-range fowl within the borough limits and the fact that the fowl owners are not keeping their livestock within their property or in cages.
MIFFLINBURG — A Millmont man was arrested after police said they found two homemade explosive devices, $1,700 in counterfeit bills and other illegally held weapons and drugs in his vehicle during a traffic stop at the Sheetz on East Chestnut Street in Mifflinburg on Nov. 1.
MIDDLEBURG — Three current and former 1994 Charles B. Degenstein Foundation trustees won a partial victory in their bid to be removed from a civil lawsuit filed by the state for receiving excessive fees and improper benefits.
WASHINGTONVILLE — Talen Energy will host a virtual meeting to address its rezoning request in Montour County at 7 p.m. Nov. 17.
SUNBURY — The Northumberland County Courthouse was packed with several families on Friday during the 15th annual Adoption Day.
Across the Valley and nation, newly-elected officials will soon be tasked with representing the public on school boards, city councils, local commissions and other government bodies.
SUNBURY — After two provisional votes were counted Friday morning, the race for a two-year seat on Sunbury’s city council remains tied between Victoria Rosancrans and Andrew Ramos.
HARRISBURG — The phrase and concept of “Made in America” would be a must for all U.S. and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania flags purchased by the state under a bill introduced this week by state Rep. Frank Burns.
HARRISBURG — Motorcyclists can legally wear headphones while riding beginning in January under a bill signed into law this week.