For many years, Roseann Kulik counted chocolates.
The hallways of New Castle's three schools were to be bustling with students as the district began to offer in-person classes for the first time beginning Wednesday.
Four polling places in Lawrence County have been changed due to COVID-19 and the availability of accessible buildings.
In October 1961, Jim Shaftic weathered a Class 5 hurricane.
Opinions were split Wednesday as members of New Castle's Home Rule commission debated who should hold the chief executive position should the city change its form of government.
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Emma C. Adams, age 85, of Wilmington Township, passed away the early morning of Oct. 29, 2020, at her residence. Born Feb. 3, 1935, in New Castle, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Emma (Broschart) Fletcher. Emma married her beloved husband of only 24 years, Karl (Bill) Adams, on …
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John Finnerty covers Harrisburg and other state issues for CNHI newspapers in New Castle, Sharon, Meadville, Johnstown and Sunbury. Follow him on Twitter @cnhipa. Email him at jfinnerty@cnhi.com.
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