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Health care company seeks drilling facts
Some people are absolutely sure gas drilling threatens public health, while others are absolutely sure it doesn’t. Geisinger Health Systems is looking for more facts on the debate. “Our concern is getting reliable data so we know what to do for our patients,” said David Carey, director of Geisinger’s Weis Center for Research in Danville, Pa.
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Judge rules Jordan Brown must go to a juvenile facility in Kenzie Houk slaying
After 1,173 days in an Erie holding facility, Jordan Brown is headed to a juvenile facility for counseling and treatment. Lawrence County Judge John W. Hodge made that decision regarding the 14-year-old yesterday.
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Jordan Brown's attorneys to appeal delinquency decision
An appeal is planned in the homicide case of Jordan Brown. Defense attorney Dennis Elisco confirmed Friday that an appeal will be made, claiming a lack of evidence.
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Disposition of Jordan Brown case set for Friday
Another chapter of the Jordan Brown case is expected to be written next week. Lawrence County Judge John W. Hodge is scheduled to announce the disposition of the case on Friday. Proceedings are closed to the public because it is a juvenile court case.
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Lawrence Corvi: Marcellus Shale — a lot more good than bad
Lawrence and Mercer county business leaders recently learned more about how Marcellus Shale development is impacting our area. Most of the news seemed to be good, but those in attendance were reminded it’s still early in the game for one of the biggest stori
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Hurdles remain for Penn National’s Ohio racetrack
The finish line is not yet in sight for Penn National Gaming. The Pennsylvania-based racetrack/casino operation last week plunked down more than $4.6 million for 186 acres in Austintown where it plans to construct a thoroughbred racetrack.
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Family, friends observe Kenzie Houk’s birthday
Kenzie Marie Houk would have been 30 years old on Friday. She died on Feb. 20, 2009, at the age of 26, shot in the back of the head as she lay in her bed. She was eight months pregnant. Her unborn son died with her.
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Our Opinion: The case of Jordan Brown shows problems with law
After more than three years, the case of Jordan Brown has reached a conclusion. At least in part. While a judge determined last week that this now-14-year-old boy was responsible for two Lawrence County homicides in 2009, this story is far from over.
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Teen ruled responsible for death of Kenzie Houk, baby
Friday the 13th will likely have significance forever for Jordan Brown, his family and friends. It is the day he was judged to be delinquent in the deaths of Kenzie Marie Houk, 26, and her unborn baby.
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Judge to rule on Jordan Brown case Friday
Lawrence County Judge John Hodge will announce the fate of Jordan Brown at 2 p.m. Friday. The judge is expected to issue his finding from the bench in the courtroom where prosecutor Anthony J. Krastek, senior deputy attorney general, and defense attorneys Dennis Elisco and Stephen Colafella presented evidence in the juvenile adjudication case.
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