Read original post here. The onset of cooler weather has temporarily eliminated the Spotted Lanternfly infestation that has plagued our area. In case you don’t remember, those are the brighly colored invasive insects that made their presence felt by the thousands this past spring and summer. While the pests may be gone for now, they […]
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Written by: CHRIS RUVO – Read original post here. Concern and controversy continue to swirl around resumed operations at a long-dormant quarry in East Rockhill. On Tuesday, the township’s board of supervisors voted to approve lowering the speed limit on a stretch of North Rockhill Road to 25 mph. The local governing board made the decision out of
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Written by Bob Keeler bkeeler@21st-centurymedia.com @bybobkeeler on Twitter – Read original post here. EAST ROCKHILL >> Plans to reopen the quarry on North Rockhill Road should include building up the road, township Engineer Steve Baluh said at the Feb. 27 East Rockhill Township Board of Supervisors meeting. “For the road to survive under the truck traffic,” he
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Written by Kyle Bagenstose – Read original post here. It’s said that moss doesn’t grow on rolling stones. The operators of the Rockill Quarry would like to find out if that’s true. Earlier this year, quarry operator Richard E. Pierson Materials controversially began blasting and crushing rock at the quarry in East Rockhill for the first time in decades, after the