Martinsburg

Martinsburg, PA · Municipal
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This Beloved Mountain Town Was Named The Poorest City In Pennsylvania, But Locals Say It Is Rich In Charm
A cable car here climbs a hillside so steep that Guinness calls it the steepest vehicular inclined plane in the world. It can carry cars, too. That alone made me look twice. The same city has the only Marvel-approved public art mural on the planet. It also has a downtown...
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Tyrone Preliminary Budget Includes Tax Increase
Tyrone Borough Council members approved a preliminary 2027 spending plan that includes a proposed 0.5-mill property tax increase aimed at stabilizing the municipality’s long-term finances. Reportedly, under the proposed budget, general fund revenues are projected at roughly $4.5 million against approximately $4.2 million in estimated expenditures. If enacted, the millage rate would rise from 4.725 mills to 5.25 mills, costing the average resident an additional $52.50 per $100,000 of assessed property value. The preliminary budget is currently available for a 10-day public inspection at the borough office, 1100 Logan Ave. Council is scheduled to vote on final adoption during its Dec. 14th meeting.
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Tyrone Borough Approves Budget, Park Renovations, and Holiday Schedule
The 2027 budget, the resignation of a council member, renovation plans for Reservoir Park, and free 2-hour parking in downtown Tyrone for the holidays were among the many items discussed at the monthly Tyrone Borough council meeting on Monday, November 10, 2026. During the meeting, budget plans for 2027 were...
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Johnstown City Council to trim costs in 2027 budget plan, keep taxes stable
CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — The Johnstown City Council is working on trimming costs in the 2027 budget plan, but it’s already clear that taxes won’t need to increase to cover spending. According to our media partners at The Tribune-Democrat, city officials voted 6-0 on Thursday, Nov. 12, to keep millage unchanged at 52.4821 for […]