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Feeling a pinch in the wallet, resident Robert Wojtowicz Jr. said he was looking through his bills to discover his municipal that the township only sees six cents for every dollar paid in taxes. The rest of the tax reve- nue is divided between the county and school district. On a $150,000 assessed property, the township would receive $16 to pay for services and amenities for residents, he said. Fox said. Chairman John Wilkes Jr. said the grader was pur- chased using a grant covering about $23,000 which left rough- ly $8,000 paid by the township. In other news, a motion was approved to allow Luzerne Con- servation District to participate in the LAG Municipal Auction Rep. Karen Boback (R-117), along with Rep. Sandra Major (R-111) and Sen. Lisa Baker (R-20), have announced that the Wyoming County Conser- vation District will receive $125,000 from the Depart- ment of Environmental Pro- tection for five area stream The grant will be used to alle- viate damage to stream channels caused by the Jan. 25 flood at the following locations: - Hettsheimer Run in Noxen Township (there are actually two improvement projects slated for this location). + Leonard Creek in Monroe sues that impact our environ- ment,” said Major. “By making sure our stream banks are built up and providing proper drain- age, we can help mitigate these potential problems.” The projects will include im- provements such as installation of stacked rock, installation of ri- tax bill increased by 96 percent. Resident Brian Gizenski ques- that was scheduled to be held improvement projects. Township. prap and installation of multi-log Wojtowicz wanted to know how tioned supervisors on the heavy on April 17. “As we have seen from local Roaring Run in Monroe vane deflectors. the supervisors justified the in- equipment the township owns. Boy Scout Troop #146 of Jack- flooding and from the damage Township. “Small investments now in ef- crease from .66 mil rate to 1.32. A mil rate is based on $1 of every $1,000 in assessed tax val- ue. Supervisor Al Fox explained “Why do you have a motor road grader?” he asked. The grader is used for regrad- ing the 12 and a half miles of dirt roads within the township, son Township was approved to run a refreshment stand during the auction. Proceeds will bene- fit their flag fund. - Eileen Godin that spring rains have done all over the East Coast, it is im- portant to address stream bank flooding issues right away,” said Boback. + Tributary to the Susquehan- na River in Washington Town- ship. “Erosion and sediment control along our waterways are huge is- fective stream improvements can make a big difference later by preventing flooding or lessen- ing the extent of damage when flooding occurs,” said Baker. Wednesday prior to publication. verification. Corrections, clarifications: The Dallas Post will correct errors of fact or clarify any misunderstandings. Call 970-7440. Have a story idea? Please call, we'd like fo hear about it. Letters: The Dallas Post prints letters of local interest. Send letters to: Editor, The Dallas Post, 15 N. Main St, Wikes-Barre PA 18711. 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