City celebrates contributions of John Brierton and Ray Gorham with memorial donations
May 02, 2022 | Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
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The Lock Haven City Council meeting on May 2, 2022, highlighted several community-focused initiatives and acknowledgments, including memorial contributions and upcoming events aimed at enhancing local engagement.
During the meeting, the council announced contributions of $100 each to the micro aviation museum in memory of John Brierton and Ray Gorham. Brierton was recognized for his long service to the city, notably as a founding member of the Central Clinton County Water Filtration Authority and a member of the city’s veil service commission. Gorham was remembered for his significant contributions as a city employee at the airport, with council members recalling his dedication and popularity within the community.
Additionally, the Alpha Fire Company expressed gratitude for the annual assistance from the Hand in Hand Host Company, which helps cover operational costs during events like the Blue and White game at the stadium. The fire company noted that this year’s experience was less eventful than in previous years, which was seen as a positive development.
Looking ahead, the council is set to announce the summer concert series, with a reception scheduled for the following evening at the Main Street Grill. The concert series aims to foster collaboration with local businesses and enhance community engagement, especially after disruptions caused by the pandemic. Council members praised the efforts of Casey, who has been instrumental in organizing the event.
In other discussions, council member Steve reminded attendees that May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, urging residents to be vigilant as more motorcycles take to the roads. Furthermore, the council acknowledged an upcoming assembly at Central Mountain High School on May 4, which coincides with Firefighter International Day. This event will honor local firefighters and educate students about their vital role in the community.
Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to honoring community members and fostering local initiatives that promote safety and engagement.
During the meeting, the council announced contributions of $100 each to the micro aviation museum in memory of John Brierton and Ray Gorham. Brierton was recognized for his long service to the city, notably as a founding member of the Central Clinton County Water Filtration Authority and a member of the city’s veil service commission. Gorham was remembered for his significant contributions as a city employee at the airport, with council members recalling his dedication and popularity within the community.
Additionally, the Alpha Fire Company expressed gratitude for the annual assistance from the Hand in Hand Host Company, which helps cover operational costs during events like the Blue and White game at the stadium. The fire company noted that this year’s experience was less eventful than in previous years, which was seen as a positive development.
Looking ahead, the council is set to announce the summer concert series, with a reception scheduled for the following evening at the Main Street Grill. The concert series aims to foster collaboration with local businesses and enhance community engagement, especially after disruptions caused by the pandemic. Council members praised the efforts of Casey, who has been instrumental in organizing the event.
In other discussions, council member Steve reminded attendees that May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, urging residents to be vigilant as more motorcycles take to the roads. Furthermore, the council acknowledged an upcoming assembly at Central Mountain High School on May 4, which coincides with Firefighter International Day. This event will honor local firefighters and educate students about their vital role in the community.
Overall, the meeting underscored the council's commitment to honoring community members and fostering local initiatives that promote safety and engagement.
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