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Harness Racing Commission meets at The Meadows
If the Racing Commission is wondering about extending Centaur’s license, all they had to do was look around. Supporters turned out in force.
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Pretrial conference for couple postponed
A pretrial conference for August and Kimberly Santillo has been postponed to next week. The new hearing is scheduled for 11 a.m. Aug. 6.
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Volunteer group to handle youth football finances
A group of volunteers has created an organization to oversee funds for New Castle’s youth football teams. Frank Bongivengo Jr.’s removed himself from the finances.
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State Superior Court to hear Jordan Brown appeal
PA Superior Court has agreed to hear the appeal to get Jordan Brown’s case into juvenile court. David Acker says the court has accepted it for consideration.
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Attorneys request to reschedule fraud trial
Attorneys in fraud scandal requested yesterday that the federal trial be rescheduled. U.S. District Judge Gustave Diamond is expected to approve the motion.
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Short life packed with many accomplishments
If Joshua Hohmann were alive today, he probably would have his own flooring business. Hohmann grew up working on his family’s Plain Grove farm.
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Attempted homicide case rescheduled
The preliminary hearing of a city teen accused of attempted homicide is rescheduled after the alleged victim and witnesses vanished. Lewis Brewer, 15, of 509 W. North St., is charged as an adult following an incident involving a gun on the city’s West Side.
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One killed, two injured in accident
One man was killed and two others were injured following a one-car crash last night in North Beaver Township. Darrell Cockfield, 51, of Beaver Falls was pronounced dead about 7:30 p.m.
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New Castle youth football expenses detailed
Coach noticed the cones. They weren’t part of the equipment given to New Castle youth football teams in 2008.
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New Castle native guides insurance giant
Susan Johnson had a 10-year plan. Although five days past her deadline, she made it happen.
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