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Pa. township supervisor seeks reconsideration of sanctions in Bass Pro Shops dispute

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WILLIAMSPORT — The township supervisor in Lycoming County who is being fined $500 a day for contempt for not signing a subdivision plan needed for a Bass Pro Shops development wants a county judge to end the sanctions.Terri Lauchle in a court filing on Tuesday asked Judge Eric R. Linhardt to reconsider the current sanctions and not impose any additional sanctions.

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Pa. township supervisor seeks reconsideration of sanctions in Bass Pro Shops dispute

WILLIAMSPORT — The township supervisor in Lycoming County who is being fined $500 a day for contempt for not signing a subdivision plan needed for a Bass Pro Shops development wants a county judge to end the sanctions.Terri Lauchle in a court filing on Tuesday asked Judge Eric R. Linhardt to reconsider the current sanctions and not impose any additional sanctions.

·Harrisburg, United States
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Penn Live broke the news in Harrisburg, United States on Wednesday, June 3, 2026.
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