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Date: June 19, 2013

  • Greater Latrobe board set to raise taxes 1 mill
  • Former Derry Football Boosters president charged with theft
  • Ligonier Township considering zoning amendments
  • Tigers best Apollo, improve to .500 with fifth straight Indiana County win
  • Elam in USA Junior Outdoor meet



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Greater Latrobe board set to raise taxes 1 mill
By Dan Scifo
Bulletin Staff Writer

There were no changes in the Greater Latrobe School District budget from May to June.

That means residents living within the district will likely see a 1-mill tax increase this year after business manager Dan Watson, during Tuesday’s Committee of the Whole meeting, recommended directors approve a $49,624,186 final operating budget at next week’s regular meeting.
 

(For more details, see today's Bulletin)


Former Derry Football Boosters president charged with theft
By Marie McCandless
Bulletin News Editor

The former president of the Derry Area Football Boosters Club faces three felony charges alleging she stole more than $27,000 from the club.

Lori Marie Nicely, 49, of 918 Wood St., Latrobe (Derry Township), was charged with theft, receiving stolen property and theft by failure to make required disposition of funds received.

(For more details, see today's Bulletin)


Ligonier Township considering zoning amendments
By Jennifer Sopko
For The Bulletin

Ligonier Township Planning Commission spent most of Tuesday evening engrossed in a work session concerning several amendments to the zoning ordinance that include incorporating agritourism into local land use.

A recommendation from the planning commission on proposed amendments could come as early as its July meeting, but solicitor Judith Ciszek could not confirm that the drafts would be ready by that time.

(For more details, see today's Bulletin)


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