Deadline set for Lawrence County mail in ballots
The Lawrence County elections office starts sending mail in ballots April 21 with requests due by May 13 and return due by 8 p.m. May 20. As of April 11, 4 214 applications were filed with 2 856 Democrats and 1 358 Republicans. Registered voters total 57 136 with 29 886 Republicans and 19 960 Democrats. A polling site move directs voters to the New Creation Free Methodist Church at 725 Pearson Street. The ballot will be two sided and voters should read all enclosed instructions before marking.
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Arson attack targets Pennsylvania Governor's Residence
Cody Balmer scaled the gate at the governor's mansion in Harrisburg and threw a Molotov cocktail into the piano room before entering the residence. He later threw a second bomb into the dining room, fled, and turned himself in. Balmer faces multiple charges including attempted homicide and admitted hatred toward Governor Shapiro during police interview.
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Stonecrest Phase II advances with grant in place
Progress continues on the Stonecrest Business Park in New Beaver Borough as developer eyes the first tenant. A $500,000 matching grant from the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program will fund water lines, with Diane Lynn Richardson noting the plan. County commissioners agreed to sign the grant agreement with the Lawrence County Economic Development Corporation and the state Department of Community and Economic Development.
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Netherlands firm plans $15 million expansion in Union Township
AMG Titanium Alloys and Coatings LLC part of AMG Critical Materials N.V. plans a 15 million dollar expansion on Frenz Drive in Union Township to open a new aluminothermic chrome metal production facility with annual capacity up to 6,500 tons. Local officials report no outreach yet.
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