In Her Easter Bonnet ...
This little girl waits for her family outside St. Bernard Church as Father Leo Gallina greets parishioners following the 10 a.m. Easter Sunday Mass. ( Photos by Anne Holliday )
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A Possibility of No Tax Increase for
Bradford Residents After All
By ANNE HOLLIDAY WESB/WBRR News Director Bradford residents might not see a tax increase after all – "might not" being the operative words. Following Tuesday's City Council meeting, Councilman Bob Onuffer who oversees accounts and finances said, "It looks very, very good" for no tax increase. "We have a lot of cooperation going now and we're still working," Onuffer said. During the meeting, council approved the budget ordinance on first reading. The $8 million proposed budget for next year is about $500,000 over the anticipated general fund expenditures for this year. The submitted expenditures for accounts and finances for next year is $2.8 million compared to an anticipated $2.37 million this year. Public affairs, public safety and streets and public improvements are about the same for this year and next year at $1.3 million, $1.5 million and $1.79 million respectively. Parks and public property is anticipated at $586,000 this year and $611,000 n...