Joseph Cress

12 hours ago | elpais.com | Alonso Martínez |Joseph Cress |Carlos Barria

Después de una pausa de cinco años que comenzó durante la pandemia de la covid, los cobros de préstamos estudiantiles federales se reanudaron oficialmente el 5 de mayo. Para millones de estadounidenses, esto marca no solo el regreso de las obligaciones financieras, sino el comienzo de una transformación significativa en la forma en que los préstamos estudiantiles se administran, reembolsan y perdonan bajo la Administración Trump.

4 days ago | cumberlink.com | Joseph Cress

The relocation of the Carousel House from the former Williams Grove Amusement Park is scheduled for May 30-31, according to a press release issued Friday by the nonprofit organization behind the move. The Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association has raised through donations and fundraising about $115,000 of the estimated $200,000 needed to move and restore the building. Tickets to the relocation event are on sale at wghsea.org/carousel-house.

6 days ago | cumberlink.com | Joseph Cress

Cumberland County commissioners Wednesday placed an $80.2 million fiscal budget for 2025-26 on public view pending their vote on final approval scheduled for June 4. The budget consists largely of human services funding with 80% of the revenue coming from state and federal grants, while county subsidies and additional funding sources cover the remaining 20%. The fiscal budget is for those county departments that follow the state fiscal calendar of July 1 through June 30.

1 week ago | cumberlink.com | Joseph Cress

South Middleton School Board awarded nearly $3.7 million in contracts Monday to renovate and repair the 50-year-old pool at Boiling Springs High School. Awarding the contracts triggers a five-month shutdown of public access to the pool from about mid-May to mid-October. The goal is to complete the project by mid-November, the start of the 2025 interscholastic swimming and diving season.

1 week ago | cumberlink.com | Joseph Cress

Carlisle Area School Board may vote on two resolutions May 15 to kick off the first installment of a four-year strategy to borrow up to $114 million to finance a proposed middle school and an expansion to Mooreland Elementary School. The resolutions would give the district the flexibility to float the first $15 million in bonds when market conditions and interest rates seem to be favorable.