Years Later Remembrance of Columbine and Oklahoma City
Commemorations mark anniversaries of the Columbine High School shooting and the Oklahoma City bombing. Survivors families and local officials participate in events honoring victims and reflecting on impact. The ceremonies emphasize resilience and ongoing efforts for safety and gun-violence prevention.
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Oklahoma City
New Castle Grad Returns for Cancer Charity Event
A New Castle graduate headlines a local cancer charity event returning to support the fundraiser. Organizers plan activities and a public drive to raise funds for cancer research and patient support programs.
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New Castle
History unfolds one chapter at a time
A concise note reflects on history as a sequence of distinct chapters, each shaping the broader narrative. It hints at ongoing progress and the accumulative impact of past events on present understanding.
Obituaries Honor Three Local Residents
Stanley Gorgacz Jr. aged 93 of Rhodes Estates Ruth E. Hammond aged 94 of Jameson Care Center George William Smith aged 86 of Volant are remembered in brief notices detailing their ages and final residences.
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Stanley Gorgacz Jr
Rhodes Estates
Ruth E. Hammond
Jameson Care Center
George William Smith
Volant
Opening Day Trout Season Attracts Lawrence County Fans
Lawrence County residents flock to streams and lakes for Pennsylvania opening day of trout season. Chris Petronelis, 36, of Neshannock Township, and his nephew Jordan fished Neshannock Creek near El Rio Beach after 9 a.m., following recent jaw injuries from an assault. He wore a plate in his jaw and warned of possible danger on slippery rocks while chasing trout. Steve Cragle joined the scene upstream as anglers crowded the waterways.
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Lawrence County
Chris Petronelis
Neshannock Township
Petronelis
Pennsylvania
Jordan Petronelis
Neshannock Creek
el Rio Beach
New Castle
Dan Irwin
Steve Senko
Affam
NEWS
Dillworth Avenue
Malaya Nicely
Morgan Sweitzer
Desiree Reich
Shelby Sweitzer
Obama projects goodwill from summit but tests loom
President Obama returns from Latin America asserting progress after listening to regional leaders. He urges deeds to back words, calls for Cuba talks with prison releases, and presses Venezuela to curb autocracy. He seeks bipartisan drug war cooperation with Mexico while noting ongoing violence and a shift in hemispheric dialogue. Lula da Silva and Ortega praise a new approach as Obama outlines a pathway for closer U.S. cooperation.
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Washington
Barack Obama
Latin America
Obama
Cuba
Hugo Chavez
U.S
Mexico
Americas
White House
United States
Luis Inacio Lula da Silva
Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
Trinidad and Tobago
Ortega
Can Diabetes Be Cured Through Lifestyle Change
Diabetic patient JoAnne Zoller Wagner shows that lifestyle changes can reverse prediabetes to Type 2 without medication. After nine months of worsening condition, she transformed over two years, losing 30 pounds, exercising regularly, and achieving blood sugar in the normal range. The ADA plans a task force this summer to study whether such cases can be considered cured, debating glycemic thresholds and maintenance duration.
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JoAnne Zoller Wagner
Pasadena
Wagner
American Diabetes Association
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