William Dean earns orthopedic therapy board certification
William Dean of St Francis Health Systems Outpatient Rehabilitation Center Plaza South is certified as a clinical specialist in orthopedic physical therapy by the American Board of Physical Therapists. A senior physical therapist, Dean focuses on recovering from orthopedic, muscular, and skeletal issues. He earned his master’s in physical therapy from Slippery Rock University and has worked at St Francis for over seven years. He is a New Castle High School graduate, living in New Castle with his wife Gizelle.
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Crayola Unveils Fall Art Supplies in Easton
Crayola rolls out new fall items as the school year nears. The lineup includes 12 double tipped Blenders color pencils for blending and shading, fine line Sketching markers, a 50 count set of Super Tips washable markers, and 120 colors of crayons including new washable crayons.
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Verizon Strikes End as Remaining Workers Return to Jobs
Verizon Communications restarts service as the last union members return to work after an 18 day strike. The company expects a month to clear 230 000 repair requests and 200 000 orders. Tentative three year contracts include a 12 percent wage rise and stock options amid overtime limits.
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Over-The-Counter Stocks Bid Shown By Parker Hunter
The New Castle office of Parker Hunter Inc provides quotes at 10:19 a.m. today, listing bid prices for over-the-counter stocks.
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Bank fees rise as customers face hidden costs
A Pittsburgh woman paid $540 in bounced check fees after using a Mellon Bank Master Money card for several $1 and $2 calls. The piece warns that banks are charging more, with ATM surcharges, closing fees, and account maintenance costs rising, and offers tips to minimize charges by avoiding overdrafts, choosing low or no fee accounts, or maintaining higher balances for waivers.
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