Hellertown is a nice little municipality. Close to uber-liberal Lehigh College.

Allentown is little?? PA's 3rd largest city.

This instance is not the first where a recent PSP Academy grad has been bounced for a grotesque error in judgment. Has been going on for a long, long time.

But frankly, were I a PSP trooper assigned to Lewis Run, I'd probably be driven to drink, too.

Not hoops. Due process. But the District need not pay the salary while waiting the couple of weeks for the due process to work its way to the logical conclusion. That is how it is in PA, which is what this subreddit is.

Rubbish.

A teacher who is drunk on the job will be escorted off campus right then and there. Unless they do a due process challenge to their removal, or resign, unpaid leave is what they face pending school board approval of their firing.

Is the ordinance from the county or from your municipality? I'd take a look at that and see if it actually applies to your particular situation. Keep in mind you said the vehicle is behind the building - which I would understand as "screened from view."

They have to send a violation notice first. Since you thru a rental agreement have constructive ownership of the property, and the car is yours, a violation notice sent to him is probably invalid. The notice would not include any due fees as you have a right to a hearing to contest said notice. I'd get the required item done before a notice gets sent, especially since you have 2 of the 3 items a car needs to be on a public road in place.

What if the car was inside your garage?

They accessed the property without notice or permission. That seems like a defense should you receive a citation. I am curious what instructions the landlord gave you upon receiving the letter.

Ridic yearly amount and ridic to sign someone for 11 years. Fans will suffer due to the upcoming absurd increase in ticket prices.

From the AG's Office:

https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/protect-yourself/consumer-advisories/automobile-lemon-law/

There is also the PA specific r/PennsylvaniaLaw

The seller must show that the requirements of the Lemon Law do not apply to it. Implied in the Lemon Law. There is a court case where the Lemon Law is interpreted as such.

https://www.dot.state.pa.us/public/dvspubsforms/BMV/BMV%20Fact%20Sheets/fs-lemon.pdf

Since you say you bought from a dealership, file a Lemon Law complaint with the state Attorney General's Office. Include copies of your bill of sale, title, registration, and any warranties. Copies, not originals (those you keep).

Gburg v. Valley Forge.

Seriously? Not even the same century, participants, time of year or war.

Montage Mountain Resort advertises themselves as being Poconos. So does a resort to the west of Clark's Summit.

Prolly means west of Selinsgrove.

I am from my mother. Hope no one minds. Or objects.

Not a comet.

Could be space junk entering the atmosphere.

Personally think it is absurd for any employer to not provide sick time but rail workers are in a different category (along with firefighters and police) where being on the job is necessary beyond the employer's and employee's desire to make money. The sick time should have been voted in as part of any legislative resolution.

Fetterman is an Albright grad, with an MBA from UConn, followed later by 1 year at Harvard's K-School. Toomey was the Harvard grad (in the traditional sense). The Big Unit will follow a path for his constituents. He'll not take orders from Schumer.

Fetterman will stand much taller than Tinsel Toomey ever did.

>CB rights are the big issue here.

Folks who have been paying attention know that CB rights in the rail and transportation industry are 2ndary to the country's economy. Not a new issue. Ask Harry S Truman.

Gotta keep commerce alive and products moving. It's not just about the rail workers. Harry S Truman knew this to be true.

Toomey is a SOS because his sack is short on what should be in there.