Kuznetsov to donate trolley car 1734 for restoration
Al Kuznetsov plans to donate trolley car 1734 with interest from trolley museums and the San Francisco Municipal Railway. Hall Industries will restore the 50 foot vehicle over 12 to 18 months, converting it from DC to AC drive and standardizing gauge, with parts made for the process.
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Cassica Shelenberger
Pittsburgh
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Marlborough
Mass
Ellwood City
New NCCA selects Skolny as new head amid growth plans
Skolny, unanimously hired in July by the New Castle Christian Academy board, aims to blend Christ centered education with a broader curriculum. Born in East Liverpool, Ohio, he holds degrees from West Liberty University and West Virginia University and has prior posts in Pittsburgh area schools. The board praised him as appointed to advance growth and kingdom impact. Skolny and his wife Kim expect a third child in September while he will commute from Upper St. Clair until the baby is born. A meet and greet ice cream social for Skolny is planned at the school pavilion with a 6 pm teacher welcome and a 7 pm parent session.
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Kingdom of God
NCCA
East Liverpool
Ohio
West
Liberty University
West Virginia University
Pittsburgh
Canon-McMillan
Monongalia County
West Virginia
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Kim
Abigail
Caleb
Upper St. Clair
New Castle
Kane scandal tests Pennsylvania attorney general's future
The attorney general faces calls to resign amid grand jury disputes over leaks to a Daily News reporter about a stalled probe. Supporters argue innocence until proven guilty, while opponents say resignation is warranted. The article notes related arrests and a separate $2.4 million electric company refund settlement announced by Kane's office.
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Chuck Ardo
Philadelphia Daily News
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Pennsylvania
Montgomery County
Risa Vetri Firman
Daily News
Robert Davis Gleason
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Seth Williams
Wolf
House
Dave
York County
John Finnerty
Pennsylvania Statehouse
CNHI
Jfinnerty
States differ on choosing attorneys general
The piece reports on arguments by New York lawyer Norman Greene that states should appoint attorneys general rather than elect them. It notes current patterns in Alaska Hawaii New Hampshire New Jersey and Wyoming where governors appoint, plus Tennessee and Maine where lawmakers pick the office.
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New York
Norman Greene
Alaska
Hawaii
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Wyoming
Tennessee Supreme Court
Maine
Greene
Jameson Health plans updates amid service cuts and merger delays
The county's largest employer announced May closures to inpatient behavioral health, Women Care, and the Sleep Lab to save 600000 to 700000 dollars yearly. In July it closed the Materinity Care Center due to physician manpower worries as merger approval by the state attorney general lagged. Duke Danko cited antitrust concerns and lack of capital without the merger with UPMC, which would invest 70 to 80 million to sustain services, reduce debt, and recruit doctors.
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Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Gleason
Kane
Behavioral Health Department
Jameson
Cian Manpower
Doug Danko
UPMC
Lawrence County
Danko
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