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In the 1800’s North American settlers reported evidence such as footprints and some encounters with a tall, bipedal, hairy animal. 

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Pocono Township seeks applications from interested residents to fill a vacancy in the role of Zoning Hearing Board Alternate. The Zoning Hearing Board meets on an as-needed basis and members are appointed by the Board of Commissioners to serve three-year terms.

Interested applicants should send an email of interest to Taylor Munoz, Township Manager at tmunoz@poconopa.gov and include in the subject line “Zoning Hearing Board Appointment.” A resume and/or qualifications are encouraged.

Applications must be submitted no later than Wednesday, January 31, 2024. Interested applicants must attend the Board of Commissioners meeting on Monday, February 5, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. for interview and consideration.

Visit www.poconopa.gov for more information.

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https://savvycitizenapp.com/n/25654

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MONROE – Sen. Rosemary M. Brown (R-40) contacted the Director of the National Park Service to call for the immediate prioritization of the required federal permit to begin work on Route 611 in Delaware Water Gap, which has been closed since Dec. 6, 2022.

Route 611 is owned and maintained by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and runs through the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in Monroe and Northampton Counties. To begin the necessary work, a Special Use Permit from the National Park Service is required.

“The state has been ready with the necessary funding and crews to begin work since early 2023,” Brown said. “We have made the reopening of this roadway a top priority and we are insisting this be a priority of the National Park Service, as well.”

MONROE – Sen. Rosemary M. Brown (R-40) contacted the Director of the National Park Service to call for the immediate prioritization of the required federal permit to begin work on Route 611 in Delaware Water Gap, which has been closed since Dec. 6, 2022.

Route 611 is owned and maintained by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and runs through the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in Monroe and Northampton Counties. To begin the necessary work, a Special Use Permit from the National Park Service is required.

“The state has been ready with the necessary funding and crews to begin work since early 2023,” Brown said. “We have made the reopening of this roadway a top priority and we are insisting this be a priority of the National Park Service, as well.”

MONROE – Sen. Rosemary M. Brown (R-40) contacted the Director of the National Park Service to call for the immediate prioritization of the required federal permit to begin work on Route 611 in Delaware Water Gap, which has been closed since Dec. 6, 2022.

Route 611 is owned and maintained by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and runs through the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in Monroe and Northampton Counties. To begin the necessary work, a Special Use Permit from the National Park Service is required.

“The state has been ready with the necessary funding and crews to begin work since early 2023,” Brown said. “We have made the reopening of this roadway a top priority and we are insisting this be a priority of the National Park Service, as well.”