Speaker warns students on vaping during Stay in Your Lane talk
Michael DeLeon founder and CEO of Steered Straight spoke at Wilmington Area High School urging students to quit vaping for seven days and seek help if needed. He warned the trend is a dangerous next pandemic and displayed a vape pipe handed to him by a sixth grader.
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Steered Straight
Wilmington Area
Nashville
DeLeon
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Braveheart Dinner honors addiction survivors in Butler County
Michael DeLeon will speak at the Braveheart Testimonial Dinner hosted by Vision Ministries and Pathway to Freedom at the New Englander Banquet Center. The event honors individuals who battled addiction, with speakers including Mildred Boyd, Michael Kavanagh, Ali Brown, Shawn Johnson, and Coleen Crisci.
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Braveheart
Vision Ministries
Pathway To Freedom
New Englander
Mildred Boyd
Michael Kavanagh
Ali Brown
Shawn Johnson
Coleen Crisci
Tony Court
Ellwood City
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Steered Straight
Steve Treu
Quantum Revolution LLC
Jeff Potter
Detroit Tiger
Tracy Hawk
Butler County Community College
Jack Zduriencik
Seattle Mariners
Randy Crumat
Vaughn Crisci
Dan Bailey
Sharon Man Delivers Socks to Lawrence County CYS
Sharon based Mighty Cubs executive director Kenny Parker donated 350 pairs of socks to Lawrence County Children and Youth Services in New Castle. John H. Bout accepted the donation and invited Parker to meet staff next week. Parker spoke of personal struggle and commitment to helping youths and families.
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Mighty Cubs
Lawrence County
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Enny Parker
New Castle
John H. Bout
C&s
Lawmaker proposes license plate sticker revival in Harrisburg
Harrisburg debate centers on reintroducing vehicle registration stickers after PennDOT stopped issuing them in 2017 to save about 3 million annually. Supporters argue online renewal remains faster, while trucking firms favor the prior system for proof of registration.
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Harrisburg
Department of Transportation
Craig Vetter
Penndot
State ends registration sticker requirement for vehicles
State officials say removing the registration sticker eases renewals and logistics, eliminating front page issues and nationwide distribution concerns. The move is framed as a convenience for customers who previously faced sticker delays across locations.
Cosby settles defamation suits in Massachusetts
Bill Cosby has agreed to settle seven defamation lawsuits filed by women who accused him of defaming them by denying their sexual misconduct claims. Court filings from Springfield show negotiations continued after his Pennsylvania prison sentence. terms remain confidential and judge approval is pending. The fate of Cosby’s counterclaims against the women is unclear.
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Bill Cosby
Springfield
Massachusetts
Cosby
Pennsylvania
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