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February 5, 2010
NAMES IN THE GAMES: Catching up with local athletes competing in college
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Aug. 17, 2011
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Haircut in China provides its challenges
Alison McNeal and her husband, John Nichols — New Castle residents and retired Slippery Rock University professors — are spending a year teaching in China. They are sharing their adventures with readers of the New Castle News.
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Alison McNeal: Shopping in China presents challenges
China is forcing me to reconsider my identity. In the states, I am definitely not a shopper, but here in Nanjing, I find myself devising ways to get to the store as frequently as possible — just for the entertainment.
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Family Movie Night: Area church will show 'To Save a Life'
"To Save a Life." It’s been called powerful and life-changing, a bold and realistic look at the issues today’s teens are facing. And now it’s coming to the area in a special showing.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Egg hunt highlights Easter activities
Saturday featured a variety of Easter-themed events around Lawrence County. Volant helped kick the day off with Breakfast with the Easter Bunny at the Neshannock Creek Inn. More activities followed throughout the day.
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PHOTOS, VIDEO, STORY: Neshannock High production of ‘42nd Street’
Michael Cavalier wants spectacle. Before his senior-laden cast step-shuffle-hops off Neshannock High’s stage for the last time, the director emphasized to them: “This is your show.”
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COUNTY CLIPS: Get the low-down on neighbors, friends
Who's earning a scholarship? Where is the next charity concert taking place? Each week, find out what's happening in the community.
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VIDEO, PHOTOS, STORIES: Laurel, New Castle and Wilmington musicals
Look inside for performance videos, photo galleries, stories and cast lists for the Laurel, New Castle and Wilmington spring musical productions.
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PHOTOS, VIDEO, STORY: New Castle High presents ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’
Karmin Dando and Joy Piscitella are directing a doozy of a spring musical at New Castle High. “It’s a busy musical,” Piscitella said. “The audience’s brain is constantly titillated.”
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PHOTOS, VIDEO, STORY: Laurel High production of ‘Seussical the Musical.’
Amanda Caughey gets to wrap her paws around a fun role — as the mischievous feline from the Dr. Seuss books in Laurel High School’s production of “Seussical The Musical.”
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