Easter baskets bring joy to Arise shelter helpers
Zoe Dayton an 11 year old Neshannock Girl Scout organized Easter baskets with 60 fellow scouts for residents at the Arise shelter formerly Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County. Donations from families teachers and the New Wilmington Girl Scout Service Unit filled baskets with candy coloring books and toys. Local partners Kim Settle and Chris Perrino from LCCAP helped mobilize the drive noting the need for Easter gifts for shelter families. The event followed a prior pet food drive with LCCAP and partners and aims to be delivered to shelter parents the night before Easter.
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Zoe Dayton
Zoe
Neshannock
Arise Shelter
Crisis Shelter
Lawrence County
Arise
Kristen Brommer
Brommer
Neshannock Memorial Elementary School
Anise
Jenn Dayton
Dayton
Wilmington Girl Scout
Kim Settle
Lawrence County Community Action Partnership
Chris Perrino
Settle
Perrino
LCCAP
New Castle
Lawrence County Humane Society
New Leash
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Parishioner crafts boards uniting seven parishes into one
Pietro Pascale 83 of Pulaski Township creates over a hundred charcuterie boards in his home workshop. He gifts them to Holy Spirit Parish volunteers for Lenten fish fries and other fundraisers that unite former Lawrence County parishes. His wife Jean oversees fundraising while Bishop Zubik praised the collaborative efforts after visiting St. Vitus Church.
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Diocese of
Pittsburgh
Lawrence County
Pietro Pascale
Pulaski Township
Youngstown State University
Holy Spirit Parish
Holy Spirit
Pascale
Jean
David A. Zubik
St. Vitus Church
Jean Pascale
Volant man sentenced in fatal 2021 drunken crash
Russell Thom as Cyphert, 22, received three to six years in prison after pleading guilty to causing a one vehicle crash July 3, 2021 in Springfield Township that killed Dylan Emery, 17, of Volant. He was also given four years probation.
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Mercer
Volant
Mercer County Common Pleas
D. Neil McEwen
Russell Thomas Cyphert
Cyphert
Springfield Township
Dylan Emery
Attor
Shapiro Touts Public Safety Spending Across Pa
Governor Josh Shapiro promotes a 44 billion state budget emphasizing 36 million for fire EMS gear training and salaries plus 50 million for 911 systems. He tours Altoona and Lancaster stations pitching bipartisan public safety funding while warning of a structural deficit cited by Republicans. A proposed wireless surcharge increase to 2.03, starting 2024, would add 54 million for emergency communications.
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Harrisburg
Josh Shapiro
Shapiro
Altoona
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
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