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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2014
Page
8
A current online poll asks readers if they will still get the flu shot despite officials warning the dominant strain may resist the vaccine. Separately a link notes Gary Church questions why an elderly woman would not want to see him in a Teddy outfit.
Lark Enterprises Inc held its third annual toy drive benefiting the Salvation Army with staff and clients at both locations contributing more than 100 toys. The event began in 2012 by job coach Lois Smolnik to give back to the community and aims to become a Lark tradition.
Winter weather brings cold exposure risks for pets. Indoor pets need minimal changes, while outdoor dogs and cats should have shelters with extra bedding and a constant water supply. Watch for signs of discomfort like shivering, whining, or seeking warmth and bring them inside or wrap in a blanket as needed.
A historic 1820s log house on West Railroad Street near Columbiana was saved from demolition in 1975 when floor beams revealed its hidden structure. Donated by the Barrow family to the Bicentennial Committee, it now sits on East Park Avenue as a museum and meeting annex for the Historical Society of Columbiana and Fairfield Township. Harvey Firestone, founder of Firestone Tire, was born in Columbiana.
The Lawrence County Federated Library System bookmobile visits Mercer Road Shenango Tree Tops Wampum Stop and Shop Maple Heights Neshannock Woods Ashberry Y Zone and The Meadows. Call Susan Karson at 724 658 6659 extension 110 for details. Ellwood City hosts an adult Classics discussion at 6 30 p m on Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury with new members welcome. Four Girls group meets 3 p m Wednesday for ninth grade up. Hooked on Books meets 3 p m Thursday for sixth to eighth graders. Adult knitting group gathers 6 30 p m Thursday with members supplying materials.
AT THE LIBRARIES was projects. A ninth grade and up creative writing workshop meets at 3 p.m. Friday twice monthly to share work and discuss tips. A holiday movie night at 6 p.m. Friday invites pajamas and cozy viewing for children with adult supervision. A Reading Buddies therapy dog visit at 10 a.m. Saturday allows preschoolers to read to the dogs with no registration. A handmade Christmas cards workshop runs 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. tomorrow open to all ages with embossing materials and stamps supplied. Operation Warm collects sweaters or sweatshirts for $10 toward unpaid charges per item donated. Call (724) 758-6458 for details.
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