Cassella Promoted To Executive Recruiter At Snelling
Donna Louise Cassella of New Castle has been promoted within Snelling Personnel Services to executive recruiter for the physicians and pharmacist division. She trained at Snelling in Chicago and will lead career placements in the new division, after earning the Personnel Management Team Award for top ten teams by gross margin percent.
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Donna Louise Cassella
New Castle
Snelling Personnel Services
Snelling Ag
Chicago
Illinois
Cassella
Louise Cassella
Michael C. Cassella
Rachielle Oliva
Anthony
Nicolas
Carmen
Education Management Corp reports Q4 earnings gain
Education Management Corp announced Q4 results ended June 30 with revenue rising 16.9 percent to 76.2 million from 65.2 million a year earlier. Net income climbed 20 percent to 3.0 million, or 10 cents per diluted share, up from 2.5 million and 8 cents. Enrollment rose 15.4 percent and tuition averaged about 5 percent higher than last year.
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Education Management Corp
Education Management
Lincoln High approves raises and new staff for district schools
The board reappoints four elementary school head teachers to oversee operations when principals are unavailable and grants each an extra 859 annually. At Lincoln High School department heads receive 550 extra yearly. Mentor teachers get 680 extra. Fifty two sponsors are hired for 300 plus activities at 111.94 per unit. Other actions include a 3500 raise for maintenance foreman Chris Thompson, visas for three foreign students, a landfill opposition resolution near McConnell’s Mill State Park, and building redesign near Line Avenue and Joffre Street ahead of a Sept meeting and open house.
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Darin Morella
Perry
Richard DiFrischia
Hartman
Steve Grossman
Dave Salongo
North Side
Lincoln High School
Virginia Ottaviani
Cynthia Pertile
Robert Galvin
Cindi Cirelli
Karen Williams
Marge Atkins
Delmar Wiley
Mary Sankey
Russ Whisler
Ruth Stiles
Anita Hand
Robin Popovich
Traci Cortez
Craig Mills
Brad
Lincoln High
Chris Thompson
Lincoln
Elizabeth Mark
Norway
Sofia Skrypnick
Ukraine
Rafael Pita
Ecuador
SEC adopts rule barring selective disclosure to analysts
Washington AP SEC rules prohibit company officials from sharing material information with select Wall Street analysts or big investors before public release. The regulation requires rapid public disclosure of unintended leaks within 24 hours and imposes civil injunctions or fines for violations. The rule excludes routine conversations with news reporters and targets senior executives only.
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Washington
Wall Street
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Laura Unger
Unger
Arthur Levitt
America
Abercrombie & Fitch
Securities Industry Association
Dow Jones & Co
The
Wall Street Journal
Procession Practice and Polite Drivers Cited by Police Chief
New Castle police chief Victor Cubellis says most drivers yield to funeral processions out of respect. An escort is offered only if manpower allows, per the Pennsylvania Vehicle Code. The code allows crossing red lights or stop signs if the lead vehicle started with a green, but requires yielding to emergency vehicles with lights or sirens. Richard and Lonnie Cunningham of the Cunningham Funeral Home report encountering rude drivers.
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New Castle
Victor Cubellis
Cubellis
Pennsylvania
Richard and
Lonnie Cunningham
R. Cunningham Funeral Home
Procession safety measures stressed by Cun ninghams
Richard Cunningham says every car in the procession gets a flag and information on conduct. The lead car and hearse display flashing lights while all cars use flashers and headlights. Lonnie Cunningham notes drivers often fail to slow on a main road with heavy traffic. Traffic director David Chamberlain assists from the center lane on Wilmington Road. He recalls near misses due to drivers not stopping.
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Richard Cunningham
Lonnie Cunningham
Cunninghams
David Chamberlain
Wilmington Road
Dave
Zoning Officer’s Junkyard Dispute in New Castle
Farris, the county zoning officer for seven years, presented photos from June 28, 1999 showing 12 cars parked on a property that violated a relaxed after-hours limit. Neighbors Costello and Anita testified to 10 to 22 vehicles around the site, arguing the area harms home values while acknowledging the owner’s need to work. The conflict centers on enforcement of a zoning order revoked July 8, 1999.
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Farris
Costello
Thomas
New Beaver Borough Adopts Adult Entertainment Ordinance
New Beaver Borough Council approved a 23 page ordinance regulating adult entertainment businesses. It sets hours from 8 am to 10 pm Monday through Saturday, bans Sunday operation, and requires 1000 foot buffers from other such businesses and from locations with minors present. The measure includes permit rules, a $2500 annual fee, interior visibility requirements, and site proximity restrictions to parks, schools, churches and similar facilities. Attorney Gene Dimeo described the ordinance as comprehensive and precise, noting past failures centered on vagueness.
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New Beaver Council
New Beaver
Gene Dimeo
Louis Pomerico
Council
Pomerico
Dimeo
Council OKs 10 year AT&T cable contract in borough
New Beaver Borough Council approved a 10 year cable pact with AT&T Communications for 47 residents along Route 168. Coverage beyond Route 168 will not extend due to a 15 customer minimum. Armstrong Cable Services serves the rest of the borough. Other actions included hiring a part time police officer, septic system testing policy, speed measurement device adoption, road crew hiring plans, a sewage complaint cost policy, road naming and sign plans, and a house numbers sale discussion among others.
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New Beaver Borough
At&t Communications
Armstrong Cable Services
Michael McBride
North Beaver Township
Jon
Bobbin
McBride
David Hairhoger
Lawrence County Council of Governments
Neshannock board hires staff for 2000 01 school year
Neshannock Township School Board voted to hire teachers for elementary and secondary levels for 2000 01. Lisa Janaszek named English teacher at 31000, Concerto Fiorante high school librarian 45365, Lewis Kroner music instructor 31000 and band director 2842. Elementary hires include Rekah Borrelli at 31000. Unpaid leave for Gregory Weitz approved, and family medical leaves for Kristin Hovis and Laura Conti. Three custodians hired at 7 per hour. Also approved 2000 01 substitutes and reduced driver education fee from 35 to 30.
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Neshannock Township
Lisa Janaszek
Dennis Marburger
Janaszek
Concerto Fiorante
Lewis Kroner
Marcia Grim
Kroner
Rebekah Borrelli
Gregory Weitz
Weitz
Kristin Hovis
Laura Conti
James Hunt
Betty Pennell
Anthony Malizia
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Kmart
Eosin
Steel
Matthews
McDonalds
Mellon Bank
MEL
Mylan Labs
MYL
Ese
Eee
Natl City Bank
NCC
Seer
NS Group
NSS
Seen
Viacom
VIA
Wal-Mart
Anita Costello
Lawrence County Line
Capital House
Alaron Corp
Harry
Patricia Lyons
Newport Road
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Egypt
Neshannock Board
Olice
Palmer
N. Perry Hwy
Miles
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