As the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission continues with its design of an interchange for Penn Township, Randee Barrett isn’t sure what will happen with her family’s farm on Pleasant Valley Road.
Source: The Tribune-Review
'A lot for our small town' or 'all for it': Penn Township residents weigh in on proposed turnpike interchange plan
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