City seeks grant to repair New Castle City Hall
City Council approved applying for a 2 million state grant to fix City Hall at 230 N Jefferson St. If funded, roof replacement, exterior repainting, ADA restroom upgrades, and a new communal space would be added, preserving the building for resident services and city needs.
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Jameson’s Candy closes after 79 years in New Castle
After 79 years Jameson’s Candy on Wilmington Road shuts its doors marking the end of a family run era. Co owners Dennis Jameson and Betty Polen announce retirement with the final batch made on April 5 and remaining shelves cleared by closing time. The Croton Avenue founded business began in 1945 by uncle Ted, later moving to Pulaski Road and East Washington Street before settling in 1986.
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Pa House Advances Bills Before Break
The Pennsylvania House advanced 16 bills in a three day session, including campaign finance reform and green energy plans for Lake Erie and allowing motorcyclists to wear headphones. Three measures head to the governor, others authorize on site postings about dangerous diseases following a bird flu outbreak in a large poultry flock.
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United Way highlights efforts to strengthen Lawrence County
United Way of Lawrence County showcased how it improves lives at its annual members dinner at Villa Banquet Center. Executive director Gayle Young outlined initiatives in The State of Lawrence County and noted $100,000 from county legislators to renovate the building and create a Latino Cultural Center. The Latino population is the fastest-growing minority in Pennsylvania, with New Castle School District welcoming nearly 100 Latino children after family relocations.
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