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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2009
Page
1
Daily Break reports a family in shock as arrests are made in connection with a girl's death. Authorities say the investigation continues with no further details released. Community members express grief and seek information on potential charges and next steps.
Cabrera clinched the Masters title in a sudden death playoff. Wilmington standout Hartman earned first team honors on the all tournament list.
A couple opens a museum store that draws visitors and locals alike, highlighting regional history and unique exhibits. The venture blends cultural display with retail, boosting foot traffic and supporting community engagement.
Anthony D. DeBlasio age 86 of West Pittsburg Frances DiMarino age 78 of Lowellville Ohio Albert Kalodgy age 84 at Avalon Nursing Center Virginia Scheffter age 84 of New Wilmington Bertha Jane Trott age 62 of New Castle are remembered in brief notices outlining their ages and residences.
Robert Shelenberger spent Saturday with a chainsaw to carve an Easter diorama from a stump. He and others from Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Church removed the tree weeks earlier. Three crosses and three nails rise from the stump top while a tomb recess sits below, and a rounded trunk slice sits beside.
Robert Schelenberger spent nearly six hours Saturday crafting a carved cross and tomb into a tree behind the Allegheny Wesleyan Methodist Church at 901 Vogan St. He completed the work about 6:30 p.m. hoping it would be ready for Easter Sunday service and the sermon title It is Finished. He began Tuesday but hit three nails in the wood, a now notable detail tied to the crucifixion story.
In a daring high seas rescue, U S Navy snipers killed three Somali pirates and freed the American sea captain held at gunpoint. The operation sparked cheers in Kenya and Vermont while pirates vowed retaliation amid more than a dozen ships off Somalia.
Washington AP poll finds 54 percent of refund receivers plan to pay bills such as credit cards utilities and housing, up from 35 percent last year. Five percent intend a shopping spree, while 38 percent expect to spend part of the refund, indicating frugal use amid a sour economy.
Disney production of High School Musical inspires local theater programs as students and parents react. The 2006 film about an athlete and top student challenging theater culture energized teenagers and prompted communities to test acting beyond usual activities.
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