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Yesterday, the Clearfield Area School District administration moved into its new offices at the high school, said Superintendent Dr. Thomas Otto at last night's school board meeting. The district constructed the new central office at the school as a part of the $36 million expansion and renovation project. The central office formerly was located along River Road. Although the central office is completed, the entire construction project at the school will not be completed until fall 2014. (Photo by Jeff Corcino) |
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At CASD, higher insurance costs fall within budget
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
By Jeff Corcino Staff Writer
The Clearfield Area School District's insurance costs continue to go up but it is still under budget, Business Administrator Sam Maney said at yesterday's school board committee meetings.
The total cost of the district's commercial insurance, business auto insurance, legal liability insurance, security and privacy liability insurance, and workers compensation insurance has increased by about $35,000 from last year, Maney said.
Most of this increase is due to a $19,000 increase in workers compensation more...
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Curwensville Borough will rebid Schofield St. project
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
By Dianne Byers Staff Writer
CURWENSVILLE - At last night's rescheduled meeting, Curwensville Borough Council expected to award a bid for work that would allow Schofield Street to reopen by the end of summer. Instead, the project will have to be advertised for a second time.
Council recently publicized the project to repair a collapsed former mine shaft under the road, stabilize guide rails and resurface the street. Bids were advertised to be opened June 7 with council voting on proposals at its June 10 meeting. Council rescheduled the June 10 meeting to last night.
Schofield Street has been closed for a number of months, forcing residents living along the road to take a detour to get into Curwensville. more...
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Paint-by-number sky - Heather Hutton Kelly of Eden took this photo of a colorful sky recently after she arrived for work. |
Pirates hold off Ducks
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
By Jon Christoff Sports Writer
PHILIPSBURG - After cruising to 12 straight wins to open the season, the Philipsburg Pirates found themselves in an unfamiliar position after two and a half innings of Monday night's Centre County League contest with Lemont - on the wrong side of a 3-1 deficit.
The Ducks, who won six straight league titles before Philipsburg knocked them off last summer, benefited from three errors to push across a pair of unearned runs to take the lead, but the Pirates' bats awoke in the third to take the lead for good.
Philipsburg plated six more more...
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Philipsburg's Ryan Mostyn (7) is greeted by teammate Matt Curtis (2) after connecting on a home run in the fourth inning of Monday's game with Lemont. The Pirates held on for a 12-9 victory. (Photo by Jon Christoff) |
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