Those interested in donating non-perishable food items may drop off their items at either of Burns’ offices: 535 Fairfield Ave. in Johnstown and 123 W. High St. in Ebensburg during regular business hours. Read more
Lawmaker urges qualified organizations to apply Read more
Lawmaker responding to questions, concerns from community over nonprofit proposal Read more
Grants will fund park improvements, ATV trails Read more
Grant to purchase equipment to train students in high-demand careers Read more
Program aims to connect industry, training and students Read more
Project includes work at Cresson subdivision Read more
Funds will help food bank with cold storage facilities Read more
State Rep. Frank Burns, D-Cambria, announced today that local historical groups will receive more than $8,000 in state funding. Read more
$422,000 in state funding has been awarded to support criminal justice initiatives in Cambria County Read more
Grant will help fund renovations to residence hall Read more
Bill would require requests be completed in timely manner Read more
Grants available to connect vets with jobs, remove barriers Read more
CRESSON, Nov. 19 – Paul Dillon, a steadfast volunteer and pillar of the Cresson community, has been named the recipient of the 2021 Charlie Vizzini Volunteerism Award by state Rep. Frank Burns, D-Cambria. “People like Dillon are the driving force behind the continued success of Cambria County communities,” Burns said. “It gives me great pleasure to recognize his relentless dedication to improving the Cresson area.” Dillon is a retired business owner and a lifelong resident of Cresson. At the age of 68, he remains a highly active volunteer and is frequently sought after by community organizers due to his successful track record with local projects. For nine years, Dillon has volunteered as the food service manager for the Cresson American Legion, where he orchestrates catering for various civic and non-profit events. During the same nine years, he has worked weekly at the Cresson Area Food Pantry, helping countless residents access meals by unloading trucks, stocking shelves and distributing food. Burns said his volunteer endeavors extend far beyond food service. Dillon is currently the treasurer of the Eastern Cambria Chamber of Commerce, president of the Pastoral Council at Saint Francis Church, a volunteer coordinator for the state Transportation Department's Adopt-A-Highway, and an annual volunteer at many community events. “The Charlie Read more
Burns worked with communities to bring funding to region Read more
Federal grant supported by legislator brings ‘tremendous opportunity’ to region Read more
Would add more veterans to licensing boards, among other measures Read more
State funding to help job seekers, increase access to employment opportunities Read more
Cambria projects also receive support Read more
State funding will help local projects go forward Read more
Dysart man killed when destroyer was sunk off Italy during WWII Read more
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