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Derelict property owners to be cited in White Haven by Ruth Isenberg White Haven Borough Council approved a list of properties whose owners will be served with civil complaints during the July 26 council meeting. Solicitor Donald
Karpowich said the notices of violation to the owners of these properties have been ignored, so they will be sent to the District Judge because of non-compliance. Improvements are being made on some of the prop-
erties that were originally included on the list. Monday’s meeting was short, with little official business. An executive session was held prior to the meeting to discuss odors from Standard Farms and potential action.
Atty. Karpowich also reported a street use agreement had been prepared and executed with Liberty Homes for new construction in Woodhaven. A $4,500 bond has been posted, which would be forfeit if the roads are damaged. The engi-
OVER 400 area residents came out to enjoy music, food and fun at the White Haven Fire Company Social Club on Main Street on Saturday evening. North of 40 kept the crowd on their feet, and people of all ages had a great time. Proceeds went toward the new White Haven Volunteer Fire Company’s firehouse. Next up, the MUSEUM CAMP in annual Catfish Derby, followed by an event with Bounty Hunter at Linesville Park Weatherly. See more on on September 11. JH: Ruth Isenberg page 6.
neer has videotaped the condition of the roads, and a copy of the tape has been provided to Liberty. Borough manager Linda Szoke reported that the movein process has started in the See WHITE HAVEN, page 5