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Two injured in Mill Street, Taylor accidents
Two people were injured in a pair of accidents Thursday, New Castle police reported. One involved a car that went over an embankment off West Pittsburg Road in Taylor Township around noon.
Continued ... - Drug charges filed after raid
- North Hill man hospitalized after crash
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Two injured in Mill Street, Taylor accidents
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Council approves bond issue refinancing
Taking advantage of low interest rates, New Castle City Council approved the refinancing of a bond issue last night. Refinancing of the 2004 bond issue is expected to save the city approximately $120,000, according to Joseph Muscatello, investment banker with Boenning and Scattergood of Pittsburgh.
Continued ... - Groundbreaking set for Penn National in Austintown
- Hearings in fatal crashes are postponed
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Council approves bond issue refinancing
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Movie Memories, Part 5: Once upon a time, the city was filled with nickelodeons
At least three of New Castle’s earliest movie theaters were ravaged by fire. But if you were a patron in those days, smoke might not have been the only smell to send you running into the streets. A fog of perfume might have done the trick as well.
Continued ... - Movie Memories, Part 4: Penn Theater remembered for opulence, Leo Mickey’s weekend kiddie shows
- Movie Memories, Part 3: The Hi-Lander and Cinema theaters were the last two New Castle movie houses to go dark
- No tax hike in Union school budget
- Movie Memories, Part 2: Monsters, cowboys and ultimately, sex, were staples at State Theater
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Movie Memories, Part 5: Once upon a time, the city was filled with nickelodeons
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Gary Church: Speaking to Neshannock students lands me in principal’s office
When the phone rings, and the caller says, "Gary, Tim Kolodziej," I start bracing myself for another exciting adventure. On this particular occasion, he wanted me to speak at Neshannock High School, for Career Day.
Continued ... - Tim Kolodziej: Five lessons from the ‘gas pump karaoke’ couple (with video)
- Gary Church: Dang! I missed out on meeting Pat Toomey — whoever that is
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Gary Church: Speaking to Neshannock students lands me in principal’s office
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Dave Ramsey: Move or set family boundaries?
“Dave Says" is a weekly column featuring financial advice from nationally syndicated radio host Dave Ramsey. His column is filled with timely, relevant questions and answers taken from actual letters and calls on Ramsey's radio program, “The Dave Ramsey Show.”
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- Lori Brothers: Body awareness can help manage stress
- Sarah Stright-Hartley: Top trends for men as the weather warms
- Your Tax Money: Four districts undecided on vo-tech budget
- Making a Difference: Volunteers put up home for young mother, son in three days
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Dave Ramsey: Move or set family boundaries?
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Blessing, repairs set for cemetery
The former Harbor Presbyterian Church in Mahoning Township dissolved in 2005. Now all that remains is its cemetery. Harbor Bridge Cemetery has been in existence since 1850. Charles Ellenberger said that at one point, grass had grown so tall there that you couldn’t even tell a cemetery was there.
Continued ... - Our Opinion: Lousy voter turnout is a missed opportunity
- Governor signs bill for health clinic funds
- On The Record: Today’s births, police items and district judge reports
- Vo-tech budget loses support
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Blessing, repairs set for cemetery
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PIAA Track and Field Championships: Local athletes look to bring home gold
Wilmington High’s Jon Yohman is hoping history repeats itself. Yohman will be one of 22 individual Lawrence County athletes and four relay teams competing in the PIAA Track and Field Championships today and tomorrow at Seth Grove Stadium on the campus of Shippensburg University.
Continued ... - WPIAL Softball Playoffs: Neshannock rolls over Frazier
- Photo Gallery, Story: Wilmington tops Titusville in District 10 baseball playoffs
- District 10 Softball Playoffs: Wilmington falls to Northwestern
- High School Basketball: Fadden resigns as Union girls coach
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PIAA Track and Field Championships: Local athletes look to bring home gold
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Kebabs: Health kick on a stick
Cilantro-Lime Garlic Chicken and Mango Kebabs photographed in Washington, D.C. Tableware from Crate and Barrel.
Grilling is a simple way to feed your family well this summer. Start with a lean meat and a healthful marinade and then allow the grill to strip away additional fat for a heart-healthy and waist-friendly final result. Plus, grilling caramelizes the natural sugars in foods, which adds flavor without additional calories and fat.
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Boy Scouts: Yes to gay youths, no to adults
The Boy Scouts of America on Thursday ended its ban on openly gay youths but maintained a prohibition on gay adult leaders, a decision framed as a compromise but one that could lead to litigation and thousands of defections from one of America's largest youth organizations.
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Expert: Schools need shelters
Ninety-four percent of Oklahoma schools do not have tornado shelters, according to Gov. Mary Fallin, even though at least one weather expert says they should be standard. With two Moore schools destroyed in Monday’s EF-5 tornado — and ...
Continued ... - Twitter introduces website security tool after AP account hacked
- Siblings withstand storm in fridge
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