Our Opinion From the Lawrence Corvi Editorial Board
The Lawrence Corvi Mitchel Olszak and Nancy Bergey present an editorial piece weighing public policy concerns. They argue for reform, outline potential consequences, and call for transparency and civic engagement from readers and policymakers alike.
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New Castle Area School District Faces Tax Money Scrutiny
With new school board members seated, accountability is stressed as the board in New Castle Area School District pushes for explanations from the administration. The board approved $12,000 in legal fees without a vote on a clearly losing case and efforts to overturn it failed.
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New Castle records case exposes youth football program management
The New Castle district faced a drawn out open records fight over the youth football program’s finances. The state police later used the records to charge the overseer, who is also the varsity coach, while Superintendent Gabriel praised the process as “beautiful” though critics say it exposed governance failures. The district in house the program, led by Bongivengo, with board members urging scrutiny and a proactive approach to oversight and finances. The article urges new board members to push for reform and transparency.
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Barbara Razzano
Criticism of Neshannock Township Employment Changes
A reader letter in The News condemns recent supervisor actions including the termination of David Congini as a witch hunt. The letter urges accountability, questions targets, and defends a township secretary with 20 years of service under nine supervisors, urging elected officials to protect the community.
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Neshannock Township
David Congini
John DiCola
GOP Handles Scandals Between Presidential Candidates
An editorial questions the Republican Party's stance on candidate morality after dismissing Herman Cain for alleged adultery while promoting Newt Gingrich despite past marriages. The piece argues double standards exist and condemns condoning bad behavior regardless of party or figure.
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Letters to the Editor at New Castle News
Readers are invited to send signed letters up to 300 words to the New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania. Include full name phone number and complete address for verification. anonymous letters will not be published and letters may be edited for style and grammar.
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Payroll tax cut plan seen as welfare gimmick
The payroll tax holiday, extended from 6.2 to 4.2 percent, is criticized as a tactic to expand government and turn Social Security into welfare. The piece argues for keeping payroll taxes to fund private retirement options and halt big spending, labeling the proposal a political blackmail by some Republicans and a back door to welfare. Scripps Howard News Service.
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