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County plans exciting movie nights for family fun

June 13, 2024 | Carbon County, Pennsylvania



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County plans exciting movie nights for family fun
In a recent government meeting, officials discussed several community enhancements and upcoming events aimed at improving local amenities and fostering community engagement.

One notable initiative involves the relocation of portable restrooms near the train station in Kimthorpe. This move is expected to enhance the area’s appearance and odor, contributing to a more pleasant experience for visitors arriving by train. Officials emphasized that these improvements will incur no costs to the county and are part of broader efforts to streamline vendor operations, which could generate additional income for the county.

Additionally, the meeting highlighted upcoming movie nights at Mach Chunk Lake Park, celebrating the park's 50th anniversary. These events are designed to be family-friendly and free for all county residents, with promotions expected to be shared via social media platforms.

The meeting also touched on election-related matters, including a correspondence from the Carbon County Democratic Party. They proposed a resolution to increase the mandatory distance at polling place entrances from 10 feet to 50 feet, although no further business was discussed on this topic.

As the meeting concluded, officials encouraged community members to participate in the upcoming events, reinforcing the county's commitment to enhancing local recreational opportunities and civic engagement.

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