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“We were fortunate.” That’s how Supervisor and Roadmaster Terry VanGorden characterized the impact of 2 back-to-back storms on Harford Township at the Supervisors’ meeting on September 13. The Supervisors reported that they had officially declared “disaster emergencies” for hurricane Irene and tropical storm Lee to put the township in position to receive any available financial assistance. But the township experienced no major problems other than a power outage that lasted for as long as 4 days in some areas.

Mr. Place began the September 15 Elk Lake School Board meeting by speaking to the press, asking them if they could possibly differentiate the two separate board meetings in their reports. Some of the sending schools, he feared, were under the illusion that the two schools were not completely separate entities, or that one owned the other, which was not true.

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