Members of the Pennsylvania Municipal League mingled with staff of the City of Pittston at the Rooftop 53 deck looking south.
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Pennsylvania Municipal League staff along with several mayor in Pennsylvania set their attention to the Zoom call from City of St. Marys Mayor Joe Flemming on the screen.
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City of Pittston Mayor Michael Lombardo hosted fellow Pennsylvania mayors in his first official meeting as president of the Pennsylvania Municipal League. Mayor Lombardo is shown with the City of Lancaster Mayor Danene Sorace at Rooftop 53 at Rikasa .
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The Pennsylvania Municipal League (PML) mayor’s meeting under new president, City of Pittston Mayor Michael Lombardo was held at City Hall’s conference room. Seated, left to right: Mayor Lombardo, PML Deputy Executive Director - Advocacy Amy Struges, PML Governmental Affairs Rep. Kaitlin Errickson. Standing: City of Williamsport Mayor Derek Slaughter, City of Phoenixville Mayor Peter Urscheler, City of Altoona Mayor Matt Pacifico, City of Lancaster Mayor Danene Sorace, PML Executive Director John Brenner, PML Executive Assistant Amanda Lane.
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PITTSTON – City of Pittston Mayor Michael Lombardo conducted his first official meeting as president of the Pennsylvania Municipal League (PML) on Thursday, Nov. 10 at City Hall’s conference room.
In attendance were City of Williamsport Mayor Derek Slaughter, City of Phoenixville Mayor Peter Urscheler, City of Altoona Mayor Matt Pacifico, and City of Lancaster Mayor Danene Sorace.
Also participating in the meeting via Zoom was City of Franklin Mayor Doug Baker, City of St. Mary’s Mayor Joe Flemming.
PML staff present was Executive Director John Brenner, Deputy Executive Director – Advocacy Amy Struges, Governmental Affairs Rep. Kaitlin Errickson, and Executive Assistant Amanda Lane.
Later in the evening, Mayor Lombardo and staff members of the City of Pittston hosted dinner at Rikasa Restaurant.
