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Bomb threat locks down jail
The Lawrence County jail was locked down Tuesday afternoon because of an apparent bomb scare.
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Bomb threat locks down jail
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Audit: Children of New Castle school employees didn’t pay tuiton
The Pennsylvania auditor general’s office has determined that seven non-resident students went to district schools but did not pay tuition over the course of four years. Now, the district will have to repay more than $100,000 to state.
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Audit: Children of New Castle school employees didn’t pay tuiton
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Rotary celebrates, makes history
On a night when New Castle Rotary Club 89 celebrated its history, Gayle Young was making some of her own. Young, executive director of the United Way of Lawrence County, was recognized as the club’s first African American president in its 100-year existence.
Continued ... - Rotary club thriving after 100 years
- Electronics recycling to be regular event
- Making a Difference: For Reatha Gibbs, making money comes in a distant second to serving God
- Father’s Day 2013: With Dad turning 90, Presnars wade through streams of special fishing memories
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Gary Church: Don’t tell my wife, but I’m talking dirty today
I often hear my wife questioning my sanity. There are things I do sometimes that make me question it myself. Since my day job is being a garden writer, companies send me free plants to grow, and perhaps I write about them.
Continued ... - Lisa Madras: It wasn’t Nirvana, but it certainly was better
- Josh Drespling: Breakfast for dinner? Yep, as long as I’m makin’ bacon!
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Gary Church: Don’t tell my wife, but I’m talking dirty today
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Kali Davies-Anderson: Ten things I’ve learned from my father
By the time you read this, Father’s Day 2013 will have come and gone. However, I would still like to take the time to wish all of you dads out there a happy Father’s Day, with special wishes going out to my own father, the infamous Bob “Booby” Davies and my husband and father to my children, the not quite as infamous Erik “Crow” Anderson.
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- Dave Ramsey: Offer settlement to creditors — not information
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Kali Davies-Anderson: Ten things I’ve learned from my father
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State Street project to restrict local traffic
Motorists should expect lane restrictions on State and Falls streets starting this week. Improvements are scheduled to begin Thursday on a stretch of the highway, running from Jefferson Street in downtown New Castle to Wilson Road in Union Township.
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- Bikers gather to honor lost loved ones
- Bridge News: Span on Wampum Road opens; plans on display in Ellwood
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State Street project to restrict local traffic
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High School Football: ’Canes to compete in national 7-on-7 competition
Years ago, the New Castle High football team carved out a reputation as a national powerhouse. It’s that reputation that helped earn the Red Hurricane an invitation to compete in next month’s National Select 7-on-7 Championships in Hoover, Ala.
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- NBA Finals: Ginobili sparks Spurs to victory
- Photos, Video, Story: Neshannock falls short in PIAA title game
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High School Football: ’Canes to compete in national 7-on-7 competition
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Called 'Next Stephen Hawking,' teen is perfect on math exam: Physically challenged freshman visits classroom for first time to celebrate exam results
Coming to school for the first time, Lewiston-Porter freshman Matthew Minderler gets applause from teachers and faculty after his mother Cathy signed his name on the Regents 100 Club wall of fame, in honor of his perfect score. Standing from left are, Consulting Teacher Vicky Way, Cathy Minderler, Homebound Instructor Joyce Copeland and Classroom Teacher Jennifer Wanamaker.
There's a wall on the third floor of Lewiston-Porter High School dedicated to celebrating perfect scores on state mathematics exams. A new name joined the growing list Tuesday, which brought a smile to the face of everyone involved.
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Bakery mix-up goes viral after cat drawn on girl's head
A photo of one graduate's cake has gone viral on Reddit due to a bakery mix-up that left a cat, instead of a cap, drawn on her head.
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VIDEO: Rapper steps on American flag
Lil Wayne sparked a controversy when he stepped on an American flag during the filming of his new music video, but the rapper later said it was a mistake and unintentional.
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