Sun, Nov 22 2009
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Signs drum up support for bypass By Amanda O'Rourke The Daily Item "I think overall this certainly is a lack of state and federal leadership in a situation that, really, with the number of motorists that are using the strip to get from point A to point B, really they should not have to go through the borough of Northumberland on a two-way highway to get there," he said. "It's absolute nonsense that people have to sit in traffic every day."
More signs similar to the one in King Street Park are appearing throughout the borough. 
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