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For 24 years, Lisa Peel has served Roaring Spring Borough, starting her career in 1994 as a part-time administrative assistant in the borough office before moving into the role of borough secretary.
After more than two decades of handling the duties of the borough and its municipal authority, Peel has been promoted to a new position.
Effective Jan. 1, Peel assumed the newly created title of borough manager.
Peel becomes the first borough manager in Roaring Spring's 131-year history, since its incorporation in 1888.
Council member Sue Ann Feather said creating the position of borough manager wa...
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