Borough Manager Jeffrey Stonehill explains the ins and outs of the town’s storm sewer utility fees in the Letter to the Editor.
Writer Valarie Jordan talks about the mass inoculation site at the Chambersburg Mall and her views on the cost of the county’s new Judicial Center.
Waynesboro’s Kathy Freese talks about the debacle taking place in Afghanistan as the U.S. pulls its military out, leaving the Taliban in control.
Letter-writer James Tweed describes true heroes of the Republican Party as those doing their jobs: from poll workers to police officers.
Vote by the Pennsylvania’s EQB on the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) Rule did not appear to consider an important issue — PA’s Constitution.
The Chambersburg AARP Tax Aide program has completed another tax season, but this year’s season was challenging, thanks to the pandemic.
Freedom of conscience, freedom of intellect and freedom of speech are fundamental natural rights elucidated in our precious constitution.
In this letter to the editor, Debbie Trudeau of State College objects to HB38, which calls for a change to the way judges are elected.
The restless streets seem to tell us that lives do NOT matter! Yet we know that lives DO matter, that every person is precious in the sight of God.
COVID-19 is the biggest threat since 9/11. The COVID-19 pandemic has put doctors in the same position as our military was on 9/11. Our doctors and nurses are on the front line working to protect us against an unknown and powerful enemy.
I’ve known Bill Everly for over 15 years. We met through the Chambersburg Exchange Club where Bill has spent countless hours raising thousands of dollars for the prevention of child abuse in Franklin County.
On Nov. 5, I will be outside Chambersburg’s recreation center, 235 S. Third St., to hear from voters in Chambersburg’s Third Ward.
In collaborating with Councilman Herb Dolaway on community projects, it is clear that he has the experience and wisdom to see all facets of a civic issue.
My name is Michael Kalathas. I am one of the owners of the Orchards Restaurant. I was born and raised in Chambersburg PA. I always look to better my community in every way that I can.
Now that the primary election results are official, I want to thank voters in Chambersburg’s Third Ward for their bipartisan support.
Last Saturday, I had the privilege and honor to walk the stage and accept my degree from Shippensburg University.
I am writing this in support of Ian Brink for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. Mr. Brink is the only candidate who has the necessary qualifications for the job.
As a retired police officer with 19 years of service, I have witnessed the operations of a trial court many times throughout my career.
Debbie Taylor voices her opinion about
We are very fortunate to have a candidate running for Franklin County Commissioner like John Flannery.
It was another bad week for Pennsylvania taxpayers. Just the other day it was reported that Governor Tom Wolf handed out huge salary increases to his top staffers.
When you go to the doctor and try to explain just what your symptoms indicate to you (as a non-doctor) and even before you are finished, he tells you he has just the thing that can fix that.
My name is Patty Dolaway and I am writing to endorse my husband, Herb for re-election to the 5th Ward Borough Council of Chambersburg.
I am Stephanie Ewing Byers and I have had the immense honor and pleasure of knowing Mary Beth Shank personally for over 30 years.
My name is Elaine Preli and I am writing this letter to show my support for Ian Brink, who is running for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
G. Ware Elliott: A clear choice: Mary Beth Shank for judge on May 21
I am Sam Worley, Former Franklin County Commissioner. I strongly support Mary Beth Shank for our next Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
I write this letter to you in support of Ian Brink for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the 39th Judicial District.
