Resident questions whereabouts of $85,000 in township surplus
Shenango Township resident James Bintrim urged supervisors to account for federal surplus equipment and supplies valued at $85,000 bought from the state Department of General Services. He showed receipts from last year and this year, asking where items are kept and who purchased them.
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Shenango Township
State Department of General Services
James Bintrim
Hoover Road
Hermitage
Joseph Budai
Bintrim
Richard Schweinsberg
Ronald Golba
Budai
Shenango to rebuild pumphouse for water project
Shenango Township will start over on a new pumphouse at Hoover and Old Butler roads after engineers halted the original build. Supervisors 2-0 approved advertising for bids to construct a new facility aligned with Pennsylvania American Water Co. specs to serve about 230 homes, sharing project costs among residents.
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Shenango Township
Hoover and
Old Butler Roads
Ter Co
Water Company
Joseph Budai
Budai
Pennsylvania- American Water Co
Ellwood City District Names Keller Superintendent
Ellwood City Area School District appoints Francis Keller as superintendent after a 7-2 vote. Keller, the current substitute, will take the post July 1, replacing retiring Superintendent John DeCaro. Keller has 31 years in the district, most recently as director of elementary education.
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Ellwood City Area
Anthony Celli
Francis Keller
Ellen Ruckert
Keller
Herman Feldman
Jenet Lockawich
Celli
Ruckert
John Verone
Amy Miller
Helen Orlowski
Joseph Lamenza
David Wehr
Lockawich
Feldman
John DeCaro
Keler
Verone
Philadelphia
Lawrence County
Ellwood City
SRU Lab School to retain three special ed classrooms
After months of bargaining among SRU, four western Pennsylvania districts and Midwestern IU IV, three special education classrooms at SRU's Special Education Lab School will remain open for 1992-93. The lab serves 24 disabled students and supports SRU education students, with older students in a secondary program.
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Lawrence County
Slippery Rock University
SRU
Western
Pennsylvania
Midwestern
Adam Testa
New Castle Area
Jessica Kimmel
Laurel
Charles Foust
SRU Lab
IU IV
University
About Town Residents adapt to blue bag trash system
In New Castle most residents follow the blue bag collection plan while a few holdouts resist. The piece questions whether noncompliance stems from missing instruction or belief that collectors are color blind.
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New Castle
Weather High and Low Temperatures Reported
The forecast lists a high between 45 and 55 degrees and a low between 35 and 45 degrees. Breezy conditions expected with a mix of sun and clouds. Residents should plan for cooler daytime highs and chilly nights.
Weather outlook for week ahead with mild temps
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions on Monday with a high of 45 to 55 and a low of 25 to 35. Tuesday brings more partial cloudiness with a high of 55 to 65 and a low of 25 to 35.
Harrelson talks past wild life and life change
Newsmakers Wildlife reports Woody Harrelson, famed for Cheers, recalls a violent roaring twenties and a life turning point in 1989 after a brutal brawl. He now leads a simpler life with his girlfriend, describing a spiritual bond and a stable relationship.
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New York
Woody Harrelson
Cheers
Harrelson
Parade Magazine
West Side residents seek block grant funds for center
New Castle Western district residents Ed Gatewood and Sally Carter urge city council to allocate part of the $548,108 state CDBG grant to West Side projects. Carter proposes Faith Hope and Charity Community Rehab Center on a vacant MA property on West North Street. The project aims at a $1.7 million building cost plus $1.3 million start-up and operating funds, with plans for child care, referrals, athletics, and education, staffed by paid and volunteer workers.
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New Castle
West Side
Ed Gatewood
Harbor St
Sally Carter
Bell Ave
State Department of Community Affairs
Carter
Faith, Hope and Charity
Malevelopment Authority
Lowry
Greenwood
Falls Streets
Gatewood
West
Anthony Cugini
Public hearing begins spending plan for New Castle grant
A public hearing signaled the first step in New Castle's plan to spend 548,108 in community development block grant funds from the state. The city must craft a spending plan by May 22, considering street repairs housing rehab and demolition of blighted properties with a portion for commercial demolitions. Council President Bonelli urged reserving funds for commercial demolitions. Previous grants funded facade work pigeon control street repairs and barrier removal. 1990 1991 grant funds totaling 150,000 will fund elevator upgrades and accessible restrooms and entrances at city hall to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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New Castle
State Department
Gary Bonelli
City Hall
Akron Lawyer Lisle Buckingham Dies After Long Illness
Lisle M. Buckingham, senior partner at Buckingham Doolittle Burrough, Akron, Ohio, died yesterday after a long illness at age 96. He had worked at the firm daily until January.
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Akron
Akron, Ohio
Lisle M. Buckingham
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burrough
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New Castle News
Shenango
Ellwood Board
Charles Adamo
Pennsylvania Associated Social Services Inc
Croton Avenue
Vern Eppinger
McGill Learning Center
News Index
TV Daily Record
Seeeeesesenses
Samuel Wesley Clark
County
Robert A. Grim
Gary Lee Tomon
Portersville RD
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