Gunman confrontation prompts YSU campus lockdown
Youngstown State University was locked down for about two hours after a reported armed confrontation near Kilcawley Center. Campus police described a male suspect, not a student, with short dreadlocks wearing a red hoodie and backpack, and said a gun was brandished in a push shove incident that prompted action and a call to security.
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Student describes atmosphere during campus lockdown at YSU
Faithann Kohser, a New Castle soph at Youngstown State University, faced an active shooter alert yesterday in her English class. The Kilcawley Center area was cited as the confrontation site as students were told to stay in place, lock doors, and avoid windows while cell phones pinged and alarms sounded.
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State leaders laud Bush for service and dignity
Pennsylvania leaders from both parties praise George H.W. Bush for decency, integrity, and public service after his death at 94. Gov. Wolf orders 30 days of half staff, Trump calls national day of mourning. Ridge and Corbett join in praising his Decency and the ADA achievement.
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Caroling Event Joins Hometown Holly Days Lineup
The New Castle Ministerium announces a first time caroling event at The Confluence at 6 p.m. December 14. Erin Betz Shank Ellen Lundie and Angie Urban lead the effort to gather residents for traditional carols and Christmas hymns indoors for warmth and community.
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Auditor general to review climate change impact
Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale announced a review to assess how the state can respond to climate change. He said national and international leaders should lead, but states must act if federal action is lacking, aiming to have a positive impact on the future of climate change.
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