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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2009
Page
1
A Pittsburgh area news brief reports hundreds gathered in mourning for police officers killed in the line of duty. The item notes community grief, public condolences, and the ongoing investigation by authorities.
A Nation page item notes the new Hannah Montana movie appeals to fans with its familiar cast and pop star style. The piece highlights upbeat songs, bright visuals, and a lighthearted plot aimed at younger audiences.
Daniel Bender aged 89 of 1225 S Cascade St. Vincent G Calabrese 80 of Haven Convalescent Home Anthony D DeBlasio 86 of West Pittsburg Merritt Downing 87 of Washington PA Delores M Morrison 78 of Ellwood City Mary Jane Narkiewicz 82 of Cedar Crest Apartment Elizabeth A Perretta 92 of Cedarcrest Apartment Gilbert E Wallace Sr 76 of New Wilmington
The Pridon family marks Easter with hope as 15 year old Mikael nears a last chemotherapy session set for April 28. Diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Mikael endured three years of treatment, hospital stays, and missed school since his Jan 8 2006 onset. The family, active in First Presbyterian Church, keeps faith amid the ongoing journey toward remission.
A First Presbyterian music service will celebrate Mikael Pridon's recovery and raise funds for the Leukemia Lymphoma Society. The sixth grader faced a rushed cancer evaluation and admission to Tod Children's Hospital in Youngstown after urgent blood work. The Pridon family reflects on their experience and faith through the ordeal.
New Castle City Council approved a lease with the New Castle Area School District to upgrade Flaherty Field. The district will pay utilities and maintenance, control field use, insure for 1 million, and manage areas inside the fence through December 31, 2016 with a five year renewal option.
Nancy J. Stiffler, 30, of Ellwood City, former assistant manager at Ellwood City Uni mart, faced theft and related charges after a preliminary hearing. Judge Scott McGrath upheld all counts including theft, receiving stolen property, criminal conspiracy, criminal mischief and making false reports to police. Bail set at $5,000. defense had sought different action.
William B. Brothers 48 faces aggravated and simple assault criminal trespass burglary and harassment charges after a preliminary hearing. The alleged victim Jody Rubin testified he wore a black jacket and ski mask during a Feb 9 break in, choking her and demanding money. Bond set at 25000 with no contact with the victim.
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