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White Haven proposing police plan to Foster Township by Ruth Isenberg White Haven Borough Council’s first meeting in the John Murphy room at the White Haven Area Commu-
nity Library started with an executive session. After the socially-separated meeting opened on October 26, council approved having Police Chief Tom Szoke prepare and pres-
ent a plan for police protection for Foster Township, with input from the police committee. Details were not provided, but would be voted on by council if the monthly cov-
erage plan is accepted by the Foster Township supervisors. Council approved submitting the plan by unanimous vote. Other business included communicating with Aqua about the need to fully repair and repave Vine Street and the portions of Buffalo Street damaged in the pipe replacement project there. Council members expressed concern
HALLOWEEN DECOR is everywhere, colorful and fun. This display on Louise WH COUNCIL met in its Street in Weatherly is one of the most elaborate, well worth a drive-by. Don’t miss temporary location at the the still-expanding pumpkin patch in the side yard. JH: Ruth Isenberg WHACL on Monday.
about possibe damage to the plow this winter if the roads are left in their current condition. Halloween will be celebrated as usual in the borough. with the police department set up outside the ambulance building to hand out treats. More on this meeting in next week’s paper.