A barbecue grill cooks with infrared radiation generated by hot coals beneath the food. If you don't have a barbecue (or if it is raining outside), you can broil the steak in your oven. When you set the oven to its broil setting, the oven turns on its top burner and leaves it on. This creates lots of infrared radiation above the food. So you put the steak in a broiling pan to catch the juice, and then place the steak very close to the top burner.
The Union Township is governed by three, locally elected Township Supervisors. In Pennsylvania, the term of office of a Supervisor is 6 years. Union Township is one of 21 townships in Adams County, Pennsylvania. In 2014, the Supervisors are: Jack Freet, Chairperson; John Aldridge and Tracy Boyd. The Township also has a Planning Commission.
Wayne Township is in 18th Congressional District, the 46th Senatorial District, and the 50th Legislative District of Pennsylvania. Coal extraction is still in operation in Wayne Township, as such, there are several industrial land uses.