NEW CASTLE —
The Route 422 bridge over the Shenango River in Taylor Township and New Castle will be inspected beginning Monday.
Lanes will be closed as needed in both directions between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays through mid-November in the bridge area west of the Route 168 interchange.
The work will be done weather permitting.
Updates
October 20, 2012
Route 422 bridge inspection begins Monday
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Police: Man facing fourth DUI rams Shenango cruiser
Two weeks after a Shenango officer was killed during an attempted traffic stop, another fleeing driver rammed another township cruiser. A Scott Township man smashed into a cruiser early Friday while allegedly fleeing police.
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Police: texting led to fatal accident
Police claim a woman’s texting on a cell phone contributed to a fatal accident earlier this month in Hickory Township. Laura E. Gargiulo, 42, of 2662 State Route 956, Volant, faces homicide by vehicle and other charges in connection with the May 7 death of Daniel E. Gallatin of Scott Township.
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Hillsville man dead following shooting
A Mahoning Township man involved in a weekend shooting has died. Joseph Lupo, 50, of 4812 W. Main St. in Hillsville was pronounced dead Thursday by the Mahoning County, Ohio, coroner’s office.
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- Broken jaw leads to assault charge
- Thursday
- South Side robbery being probed
- Man reports being robbed on East Side
- Men riding four-wheelers help catch burglar suspects
- Police arrest South Side burglar suspects
- Wednesday
- Service will honor fallen officers
- Three city residents admit to drug ring role
- Man reported dead still alive
- Tuesday
- Suspect leads police on East Side chase
- Fire destroys mobile home
- Monday
- Prosecutors granted stay in Jordan Brown decision
- Suspect in officer’s death is arraigned
- Police: Man dies after husband, wife shoot each other
- Man accused of impeding firefighters
- Saturday
- East Sider facing theft charges
- South Side man faces gun charges
- Witness reports possible student abduction
- Friday
- Pedestrian’s death ruled suicide
- Neshannock Schools: Father concerned after alleged assault
- Pedestrian hit on I-376
- Woman accused in officer’s death waives extradition
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