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A special meeting of the Montrose School Board was held on June 30th. Mr. Caterson explained that this was the last day, by law, the budget could be voted on. It was also the last day the state budget could be passed on time- he noted that the district might need to reopen the budget pending the state budget. The superintendent, Mrs. Boyce, spoke about position transfers. She said the principals had spent a great deal of time looking at the positions and making moves for the benefit of the youngsters, playing on the strengths of the educators. Only one, a board member pointed out, involved a building transfer. This was an informational item, and was therefore not voted upon. A motion was made to approve a final budget for the 2014-2015 fiscal year in the amount of $24,495,384.

Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman and Plymouth Township Police Chief Joseph Lawrence, along with Susquehanna County District Attorney Jason Legg, Pennsylvania State Police Troop K Philadelphia and Pennsylvania State Police Troop R Dunmore, announce the arrest of David St. Onge, Sr. for Murder and related charges in the fatal attack on his 88 year old father, Jack St. Onge, and David St. Onge, Jr. for conspiring with his father, David, Sr., to dispose of his grandfather's body in Northeast Pennsylvania.

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