radioNOVO News for Williamsport: April 27, 2026

RNN WILLIAMSPORT 04/27/26          LYCOMING COUNTY RESIDENTS HAVE ONE FINAL CHANCE TO GET THEIR QUESTIONS ANSWERED REGARDING THE ONGOING PROPERTY REASSESSMENT. TYLER TECHNOLOGIES WILL HOST A CONCLUDING INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON MONDAY, MAY 11TH, AT THE WILLIAMSPORT AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL CAFETORIUM. THE SESSION BEGINS AT 6PM AND IS DESIGNED TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON THE EVALUATION PROCESS BEFORE IT CONCLUDES. ATTENDEES ARE ASKED TO ENTER THE BUILDING THROUGH DOOR 22.          A SECOND PARENT NOW STANDS CHARGED WITH FELONY CHILD ENDANGERMENT FOLLOWING SEVERAL INCIDENTS AT A LYCOMING CREEK ROAD HOME. LYCOMING REGIONAL POLICE SAY 39-YEAR-OLD KEVIN WOODLING FAILED TO TRACK THE WHEREABOUTS OF HIS THREE AND EIGHT-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN MULTIPLE TIMES OVER THE LAST SEVERAL MONTHS. THE CHILDREN’S MOTHER, 31-YEAR OLD LINSEY WOODLING, FACES IDENTICAL CHARGES. BOTH PARENTS HAVE WAIVED THEIR PRELIMINARY HEARINGS AND REMAIN FREE ON 15-THOUSAND DOLLARS BAIL.          LYCOMING COUNTY IS LEADING THE STATE IN REDUCING OVERDOSE DEATHS, SEEING A SIXTY-TWO PERCENT DROP LAST YEAR. THE STATISTIC WAS HIGHLIGHTED THURSDAY AT STATE REPRESENTATIVE JAMIE FLICK’S HUMAN SERVICES EXPO AT PENN COLLEGE. LAWMAKERS DISCUSSED LEGISLATIVE WINS LIKE TELEHEALTH ACCESS AND STRICTER OPIOID LIMITS, WHILE FLICK VOWED TO CONTINUE USING SETTLEMENT FUNDS FROM DRUG MANUFACTURERS TO FUND LOCAL RECOVERY AND EDUCATION EFFORTS.