Lights of Hope vigil sheds light on addiction issues
The New Castle News reports the third annual Lights of Hope vigil at Riverwalk Park on Sept. 10 under the theme Recovery Resources. Visions Ministries Pathway to Freedom sponsors the event with speakers from Steered Straight and other groups, aiming to connect families with help and resources. September also brings more events and the Steered Straight program in county schools.
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Riverwalk Park
Visions Ministries
Pathway To Freedom
Michael DeLeon
Steered Straight
Dan Bailey
Wings and Wheels Fly-in lights up New Castle Airport
Saturday's 10th annual Wings and Wheels Fly-in at New Castle Airport offered visitors classic cars on display, modern and vintage aircraft in the sky, and food and craft vendors under canopies. Jennifer Birckbichler and her daughter Caitlyn were among early attendees eager to ride in a helicopter or airplane, seeking new experiences.
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Union Township
New Castle
Jennifer Birckbichler
Caitlyn
Wings and Wheels: Flight Fun At Venango Airport Event
At Venango Airport a weekend Wings and Wheels marked a first heli copter flight for Caitlin Williams and Nataia Williams aged 7, joined by great grandfather Ralph Downs and Vietnam veteran Jerry Riedel. The participants described the ride as exhilarating and calm once aloft, with Caitlin eager to fly again and Benja min Model piloting impressive side turns amid the crowds.
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Caitlin
Nataia Williams
Ralph Downs
Jerry Riedel
Nataia
Waldameer
Benjamin Model
Downs
Rescuers pluck hundreds from rising floodwaters
Tropical Storm Harvey floods Houston as rain overwhelms crews. Rescuers pull hundreds from floodwaters while thousands seek high ground or rooftops amid relentless downpours. Water covers vast areas across the city and suburbs, stretching emergency response resources to the limit.
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Houston
Harvey
Texas
State's $2B question: What will the House do
In Harrisburg the House Republican majority faces a 2.2 billion hole in the state budget amid a quiet period since the Senate approved a bipartisan revenue plan that Democratic Governor Wolf supports. The Legislature had just approved a 3 percent spending bump in the shadow of the largest shortfall in state government history.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Tom Wolf
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