radioNOVO News for Selinsgrove: May 13, 2026

RNN SELINSGROVE 05/13/26          PENNSYLVANIA STATE POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING ALLEGATIONS INVOLVING A SUNBURY COUNCILMAN AFTER A RESIDENT CLAIMED HE CAME TO HER HOME IN RETALIATION FOR COMMENTS MADE AT A CITY COUNCIL MEETING. SUNBURY POLICE CHIEF BRAD SLACK SAYS THE CASE WAS TURNED OVER TO STATE POLICE AT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY. THE RESIDENT ALSO FILED A CIVIL COMPLAINT, WHILE CITY OFFICIALS CONTINUE SEARCHING FOR AN ATTORNEY WILLING TO INVESTIGATE THE CLAIMS.          SELINSGROVE BOROUGH COUNCIL IS AGAIN DEBATING HYBRID WORK SCHEDULES FOR BOROUGH OFFICE STAFF. COUNCILMAN RICHARD MEASE SAYS EMPLOYEES SHOULD RETURN TO THE OFFICE FULL-TIME, ARGUING THE CURRENT SETUP CAUSES DELAYS AND STAFFING ISSUES. OTHER COUNCIL MEMBERS DEFENDED THE HYBRID SCHEDULE, SAYING STAFF REMAINS PRODUCTIVE AND RESIDENTS ARE STILL BEING SERVED. THE ISSUE IS EXPECTED TO RETURN FOR DISCUSSION AT NEXT MONTH’S MEETING.