Court contract gains commissioners' approval
Lawrence County commissioners and the salary board ratified a new three year contract for about 70 court related and court appointed employees seven months after expiration. Union members had already approved the pact retroactive to Jan 1 and covering sheriff district attorney courts register and recorder and prothonotary. The agreement provides a 4 percent raise this year and 3 percent in 2001 plus a 3 percent COLA in 2002 with various senior deputy increases and health and life policy enhancements.
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Lawrence County Commissioners and Salary Board
Construction and General Laborers Union Local 964
Quimby
Before classes start Mohawk students meet at Lawrence County Fair
Local Mohawk High students Megan Cooper Erie Ezzo Brandon Ezzo Adam Rainville Allison Raney Abbey McCready Laura Weber Kyle Piper and Justin George gathered at the Lawrence County Fairgrounds before the new school year. They said the fair gives them something to do in New Castle, since they usually watch movies on weekends and have not all seen each other since the last day of school.
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Lawrence County
Megan Cooper
Erie Ezzo
Brandon Ezzo
Adam Rainville
Allison Raney
Abbey McCready
Laura Weber
Kyle Piper
Justin George
Mohawk
New Castle
Piper
Lawrence County Fair Social Scene Among Teens
Lawrence County teens describe the summer fair as a social gathering where students meet yearly, mingle with classmates, and pair up. Parents shuttle them to the grounds, and groups grow as friends join in for rides, food, and games before heading back to school.
Enon Valley Girl Wins Grand Champion Junior Market Lamb
Lindsay Beatty, 10, of Enon Valley, claimed the Grand Champion Junior Market Lamb title at the Lawrence County Fair with her six month old lamb Kelly. Beatty, who plans to enter fifth grade at Mohawk Elementary, led a family effort including siblings Thomas and Kayla and parents Karen and Doug. Kelly weighed 111 pounds and sold first at the sheep sale, capping a second-year market lamb run after prior cow showing.
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Mary
Lindsay
Lindsay Beatty
Enon Valley
Lawrence County Fair
Kelly
Beattys
Mohawk
Thomas
Kayla
Karen
Doug Beatty
Clip
Karen Beatty
Amela Kay Schmalenser
Pulaski teen wins junior market steer grand champion
Pulaski 13 year old Joe Whiting claimed Grand Champion Junior Market Steer at Lawrence County fair with a 1370 pound, 1 year old steer. Whiting, entering his only steer this year, plans to buy more later and earned $2.14 per pound at the Junior Livestock Auction after weeks of grooming, showmanship and preparation.
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Joe Whiting
Lawrence County
Whiting
Wilmington Middle School
Pamela Kay Schm
Pulaski
Fraternities Move Toward Alcohol Free Housing
Pittsburgh AP report shows about one in five North American fraternity chapters ban alcohol in their buildings including living quarters for members of legal age. The move comes from within the fraternities, not university admins, with Phi Delta Theta setting a summer deadline to ban alcohol and ranking houses by volunteer work versus police incidents. Dry housing has been adopted by about ten chapters in three years, a trend noted by the North American Interfraternity Conference.
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Pittsburgh
Animal House
Pitsburgh Post-Gazette
North America
Eoin
Jon Williamson
North American Interfraternity Conference
United States
Canada
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Oera Orig Srs
Pennsylva
Union district keeps Sonta on five year contract
Union Area School District approves a five year deal for Superintendent Dom Sonta starting July 1 2005 and ending June 30 2006 with no wage change noted. Board seeks candidates to fill the David Chiafullo vacancy after his resignation and schedules interviews and appointment meetings. The session includes a package insurance policy renewal and maternity leave grants for two teachers along with staffing changes including new hires and adviser appointments.
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Union Area
Dom Sonta
Jackson G. Allison
Torrance L. Respress
Sonta
David Chiafullo
Chiafullo
Neshannock Township
Russell B. Canan
Delita Doran
Karen Medved
Angela Savelli
Anissa Cionni
Jennifer Gardner
Beth Pollio
Medved
Kristie Pollio
Doran
Amy Ryan
Stephanie Saad
Riley Gentsy
Births in Ellwood City and area and local arrests
Birth announcements from Ellwood City Hospital and Jameson Hospital list a daughter born August 14 to Seth and Kimberly Atkins Hill of New Castle and a daughter born August 17 to Curtis and Lisa Basham Broom of New Castle among other newborns. Local police report arrests for drunken driving theft of services burglary and related charges in New Castle with multiple individuals named and dates in early August.
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Ellwood City Hospital
Seth and
Kimberly Atkins
Old State Road
New Castle
Samantha Wimer
Neder
Jamalat Khalaffa
Erica van Buren
Claude Webb
Beech St
Apt. D
ST. Francis Hospital
Harry Jr
Christine Lyons
Pittsburgh Road
Wendi Quear
Washington St
Harvey Hunter
Joseph E. Caravella
Mercer St
Atlantic Avenue
Red Apple Gas Station
Wilmington Road
Amy Lamb
Delaware Ave
Jonathan T. Jackson
Sankey St
Rebecca Jones
Pin Oak Drive
Michael Kirkwood
Addis St
Andrew Schmitt
Parkwood Court
Laurie Schmitt
Kim Moore
William Edward Cameron Jr
New Castle Council Subdivides Lot for Local Business Move
Council introduced an ordinance to subdivide a parcel beside Central Fire Station between Innerbelt and Margaret Street into two lots. The lot will be sold to Deanna Wish for 15000 dollars, enabling Wish Industries to relocate from Grove City to assemble home decor accessories. The council approved a related sale resolution last month and expects to adopt the ordinance and transfer deed at the next meeting.
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New Castle City
Neshannock Township
Innerbelt
Margaret Street
Deanna Wish
Wish
Wish Industries
Grove City
Laurel High School Fall Preview At Football Stadium
Laurel High School hosts its annual fall preview at 7 p.m. Thursday in the school stadium. Spectators can meet football players, cheerleaders, and the marching band perform, with refreshments served until 7:30 p.m. Admission is 3 dollars, free for children 5 and under. The fifth annual Jim Palmer Memorial Classic Car Cruise runs noon to 4 p.m. August 27 in New Wilmington to benefit the Lawrence County American Heart Association.
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Laurel High School
Jim Palmer
New Wilmington
Lawrence County
American Heart Association
Preston Ford pays $975 for cheese at Lawrence County Fair
Preston Ford of Sharon bought the block of cheese for 975 dollars at the Lawrence County Fair on Wednesday. A correction notes previous misreporting that Preston Motors Local made the purchase. New Castle pension fund data is mentioned with a timing note.
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Preston Ford
Sharon
Lawrence County
Preston Motors
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