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Fairview Fire names new officers; still operating
COAL TOWNSHIP — Fairview Fire Company is still operating, and is “working on a plan to keep our building so we can keep serving our community for more years to come,” according to a statement issued this week by the organization.
COAL TOWNSHIP — Fairview Fire Company is still operating, and is “working on a plan to keep our building so we can keep serving our community for more years to come,” according to a statement issued this week by the organization.
After restructuring, the fire company’s new officers include President Mark Leiby, Vice President David Kile, Trustees Myron Wagner and Stephen Lukoskie.
Several positions are still open. Nominations of officers will be held the last Monday in October.
Basic Life Support ambulance service is currently on hold and all calls are being directed to Area Services, the statement said.
The bar is open Monday, Thursday and Friday from 5 p.m. to ?, and Saturday and Sunday from 1 p.m. to? Every Thursday is wing night.
A Halloween dance will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25, with a $3 cover charge and music by D.J. Style.
“We are looking for new members, whether it be firefighters or social members. Also, any member that left for any reason, come back home,” the release states.
Two of Fairview Fire Company’s ambulances were recently repossessed, and the building is tentatively listed for a Nov. 18 sheriff’s sale. A criminal investigation is being conducted by Coal Township police into the potential misuse of funds.
Court documents show Fairview Fire and Ambulance Company owes Susquehanna Bank in Sunbury $85,194.77 on a foreclosed loan that was taken out in April 2006. An additional foreclosed loan, initially taken out in February 2007 for the amount of $69,917.33, is also outstanding. Both mortgages will also include interest accrued since January 2008.
In addition, on Aug. 1 a default judgement against Fairview awarded $15,947.50 to First Federal Leasing, Philadelphia.
Four federal IRS tax liens were placed on Fairview in recent months, according to the Northumberland County Prothonotary’s Office. The first lien was filed on Aug. 27, 2007, in the amount of $28,141.87; the second on Dec. 31, 2007, in the amount of $3,060; the third on May 14, 2008, for $29,889.55, and the last on Aug. 1, 2008, for $15,162.07.
After restructuring, the fire company’s new officers include President Mark Leiby, Vice President David Kile, Trustees Myron Wagner and Stephen Lukoskie.
Several positions are still open. Nominations of officers will be held the last Monday in October.
Basic Life Support ambulance service is currently on hold and all calls are being directed to Area Services, the statement said.
The bar is open Monday, Thursday and Friday from 5 p.m. to ?, and Saturday and Sunday from 1 p.m. to? Every Thursday is wing night.
A Halloween dance will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25, with a $3 cover charge and music by D.J. Style.
“We are looking for new members, whether it be firefighters or social members. Also, any member that left for any reason, come back home,” the release states.
Two of Fairview Fire Company’s ambulances were recently repossessed, and the building is tentatively listed for a Nov. 18 sheriff’s sale. A criminal investigation is being conducted by Coal Township police into the potential misuse of funds.
Court documents show Fairview Fire and Ambulance Company owes Susquehanna Bank in Sunbury $85,194.77 on a foreclosed loan that was taken out in April 2006. An additional foreclosed loan, initially taken out in February 2007 for the amount of $69,917.33, is also outstanding. Both mortgages will also include interest accrued since January 2008.
In addition, on Aug. 1 a default judgement against Fairview awarded $15,947.50 to First Federal Leasing, Philadelphia.
Four federal IRS tax liens were placed on Fairview in recent months, according to the Northumberland County Prothonotary’s Office. The first lien was filed on Aug. 27, 2007, in the amount of $28,141.87; the second on Dec. 31, 2007, in the amount of $3,060; the third on May 14, 2008, for $29,889.55, and the last on Aug. 1, 2008, for $15,162.07.
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