Montana Twenty-Second Judicial District Court Carbon County. St. Luke’s doctors address pandemic in Carbon, PennDOT: Walnutport must remove crosswalk, Volunteers come together to feed Coaldale community, Driver flown from Lower Towamensing crash, $1,300 tip cheers Palmerton restaurant staff, Slatington man charged in connection with riot, Pa. puts two Schuylkill eateries on notice. The amount includes unpaid solid waste, sewer and water bills, property maintenance violation costs and costs and fees for a property at the above address. Two defendants in drug cases were sentenced to state prison terms on Monday morning in Carbon County court. Judge Matika. It is in the amount of $2,972.21 and was ordered by Judge Kissner on Aug. 3, 2020. The Carbon County Drug Treatment Court (DTC) was started in January 2019 to address the growing number of substance addicted/abusing people involved in the criminal justice system. The action further states in September 2020, the borough erected and placed two large Jersey concrete barriers next to the curb to prevent the plaintiff from using the vacant lot. The Borough of Palmerton has filed a judgment against Cindy Whiteman, 620 Mauch Chunk Road, Palmerton, in the amount of $2,906.21. The liens contend the defendant(s) are responsible for unpaid garbage bills on six properties in the township in the cumulative amount of $13,597.98 for 2015-2020. Courthouse & Carbon Building Project Updates. • LVNV Funding LLC, Canonsburg, PA, has placed on record a judgment entered in its favor against David Balak, 2207 Indian Hill Road, Suite 900, Lehighton. Carbon County Court news Tweet. Civil Calendar Week of 02/01/21. The plaintiff is seeking damages in excess of $50,000 and other compensable damages. A Lehigh County man was sentenced to a Carbon County prison term on Tuesday after previously pleading guilty to a drug-dealing charge. The suit was begun by the issuance of a writ of summons, in which the claims are not specified. The Palmerton Community Ambulance, through its attorney, James A. Havassy, Allentown, has placed on record a judgment in its favor against Lauren C. Walck, 532 E. Kline Ave., Lansford, in the amount of $3,910.16. It is against Pearce Enterprises LLC and Gary L. Pearce, Philadelphia, in the amount of $6,988.74. Carbon County court Times News | 09-14 A Monroe County man was sentenced on Friday to a Carbon County prison term after previously pleading guilty to a charge of aggravated assault by vehicle. To aid researchers who cannot visit the county archives, we provide a limited reference mail service. Robert Stempa, 330 W. Catawissa St., Nesquehoning, has filed a declaratory judgment action against the Borough of Nesquehoning, 114 W. Catawissa St., contending the use of a vacant lot located across the street from a garage the plaintiff owns since the 1970s constitutes an “easement by necessity” in his behalf. The genealogical resources at the County Archives of Carbon County are among the heaviest used records of the archives. Notices. • Barclays Bank Delaware, Wilmington, Delaware, has placed on record a judgment it has in its favor against James C. Pavelco, 248 Delaware Ave., Apt. Civil Calendar Week of 02/08/21. She was one of four defendants in pending criminal cases to enter a guilty plea before President Judge Roger N. Nanovic II. • Barclays also filed a judgment that was ordered in its favor by Magisterial District Judge Eric M. Schrantz of Jim Thorpe on Dec. 12, 2018. As a result of those transactions, Gentile turned over to the Carbon County General Fund the sum of $51,171.76. Stempa owns Stempa Coal and Oil and Stempa Excavating, with principal offices at 227 W. Mill St., where the plaintiff states he has accessed his garage for decades to store large oil and coal trucks. A Carbon County man admitted in the county court on Tuesday morning to failing to enter a rehabilitation program as ordered and was sentenced to a state prison term. • Robbin Gray, aka Robbin Borrell, 314 W. Broadway, Jim Thorpe, has filed a civil action against Walmart Inc., Bentonville, Arkansas, concerning the company’s store at 1731 Blakeslee Blvd. The fourth lien lists John H. and Jane L. Arnold as defendants. Lansford incident. Civil Court. Seven defendants in pending criminal cases entered guilty pleas in Carbon County court on Thursday before Judge Steven R. Serfass. He was one of eight defendants in pending criminal cases to enter a guilty plea before Judge Steven R. Serfass. Carbon County property transfers Revenue from deeds Carbon County Recorder of Deeds Donna Gentile reported her … Carbon County Court Opinions : President Judge Nanovic Judge Serfass . A total of 24 defendants in pending criminal cases entered guilty pleas in Carbon County court on Monday during a daylong court session. 2D, Palmerton. He was one of five defendants who previously pleaded guilty to be sentenced by Judge Steven R. Serfass. St. Luke’s doctors address pandemic in Carbon, PennDOT: Walnutport must remove crosswalk, Volunteers come together to feed Coaldale community, Driver flown from Lower Towamensing crash, $1,300 tip cheers Palmerton restaurant staff, Slatington man charged in connection with riot, Pa. puts two Schuylkill eateries on notice. The suit states Walmart was negligent in failing to repair the sidewalk in front of the store that was patently dangerous, and that the plaintiff at 11 a.m. June 17, 2019, slipped and fell on the cracked and defective portion of the sidewalk, sustaining personal injuries. The judgment was ordered by Magisterial District Judge William Kissner, Palmerton, on Jan. 28, 2016. In 2019, Carbon County voters passed a 1 penny specific purpose tax that will help fund major improvements to the County Courthouse & Carbon Building. Civil Calendar Week of 01/18/21. Drug sale. A Carbon County man pleaded guilty on Monday in the county court to a charge of simple assault which stems from a domestic incident and involved state police. Nesquehoning incident. Carbon County court. An Albrightsville man was sentenced to a county prison term in Carbon County on Monday afternoon after previously pleading guilty to a fleeing police charge. One lien states defendants Tina M. Huff and Albert N. Conti owe $5,706.50 in fees for the period of July 10, 2011, to Sept. 30, 2019, for property at 877 N. First St., Lehighton.