Dec 23 - A New Look . . . Lycolaw Updated
Nov 30 - Engel Elected State Bar Executive's Treasurer
Nov 28 - YWCA Recognizes Judge McCoy
Nov 3 - LLA Supports Local Red Cross Flood Relief
Oct 2 - Lawctoberfest 2011
Sep 27 - LLA Members Assist with Mortgage Diversion Program
Sep 20 - LLA to Match Donations for Local Disaster Relief
Sep 18 - Nine Appeal Court Judges visit Williamsport
Sep 18 - Collins at Historic Supreme Court Session
Sep 14 - Toni Byrd Appointed to Legal Services Board
Sep 1 - 2011 LLA Picnic
Jul 30 - Commonwealth Court to Sit in Williamsport
Jul 24 - Malcolm Stabler Muir
Jul 22 - Judge Malcolm Muir sucumbs
Jul 19 - Shipman wins PBA award
Jun 6 - Bill Knecht to Leave Lycoming Reporter Post
Jun 4 - Carlucci Elected Scout Leader
May 11 - LLA Member John Smay Hosts Filipino Lawyers
May 10 - Alexyn Takes Office as Zone Governor
May 10 - Perciballi Recognized by PBA
May 9 - Law Day Celebrated in County Court
May 1 - Two Members Honored by YWCA
Apr 8 - LLA Looks to the Future
Apr 7 - Mission Statement Approved
Mar 13 - LLA Members Seeking Elected Positions
Mar 8 - LLA Receives 2011 PBA Award
Feb 23 - Henry Clay McCormick
Feb 16 - Judge Lovecchio receives 2010 PBA Pro Bono Award
Jan 23 - Bar Composite Photo Debuts
Jan 12 - Judge Muir Recognized for 40 Years on the Bench
Jan 11 - Patricia Shipman Recognized for Pro Bono Work
Jan 11 - 2010 Public Service Awards
Jan 10 - 2011 Annual Meeting
Lycoming Law Association Members Seeking Elected Positions
The 2011 election season has begun. Four members of the Lycoming Law Association have announced their intentions to run for elected office.
Eric
Lindhardt, the current Lycoming County District Attorney, has announced
for reelection. He is the Republican candidate. Lindhardt is
running unopposed in the primary election. At the present time,
the Democrats have not put forward a candidate for the office.
Two
LLA members currently serve on the South Williamsport Borough Council.
Benjamin Landon has served several terms on Council and is seeking the
Republican nomination for reelection to the 2nd Ward seat. Robert
Cronin, also a Republican, is running for a 1st Ward seat. Cronin
is currently serving an interim appointment
on
Council. He will face the voters for the first time in the Spring
election.
Aaron Biichle, a member of the District Attorney's staff, is running for the Magisterial District Judge position that is being vacated by C. Roger McRae. He has cross-filed in both the Republican and Democrat primaries. He is one of three candidates who have cross-filed for the position.