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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2006
Page
1
The Nutcracker, The Nativity Story, and a First Baptist musical premiere this weekend, delivering festive performances across venues. Local theaters trace schedules, with audiences invited to enjoy era classics and new seasonal productions.
Authorities request witnesses to a downtown fire, urging anyone with information to come forward. The incident prompted emergency responders to secure the area and investigate the cause. No fatalities were reported, and belongings damage is being assessed.
The revivalist pastor Rev. Donald Aull speaks on the start of Advent as a season of expectation and hope, urging congregants to reflect on the approaching Christmas promise and spiritual renewal.
The sports page notes the start of the high school basketball season with teams lining up for season openers tonight. Local squads eye early standings as players debut in front of home crowds and coaches emphasize defense and teamwork.
Vincent Louis di Giorgi age 61 of Pape Lermitage and Mildred M. Pusnik age 79 of New Castile are listed in the obituary notices. Both are remembered by families and local community. burial details and service times are to be announced by funeral homes.
Reese Teleservices in Lawrence Village Plaza shuttered at midnight leaving nearly 100 workers uncertain about transfers. Employees including Matthew Gryn Wendy Roberts Jayla Price Rondell Jay and Katrina Frank faced job loss after the firm, formerly on Butler Avenue, had operated since 2001. The manager called departures emotional as a close knit staff of two shifts ends.
Castle Builders Supply owner Jim Carna unlocked an 1870s Herring safe at 1409 Moravia St. and found two sticks of 40 percent glycerin dynamite. Firefighters and police responded, with the Allegheny County bomb squad detonating the explosives in a Mahoning Township quarry. The find dates to past storage by former owners.
More than 100 East Side residents gathered at the Almira House for guidance after Monday's explosion damaged dozens of homes. Mayor Wayne Alexander pledged help, offering to connect residents with agencies, volunteers, and insurance advocates to speed responses, in a meeting organized by Columbia Gas Co. and local groups.
Ten Shenango varsity cheerleaders traveled to New York for Macy's 80th Thanksgiving Day Parade joining a 600 girl squad. They performed prop and pompom routines during the two hour rainy parade despite stress and fatigue, expressing gratitude that the trip was worth it.
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