County budget debate highlights tax limits and jail project
Burick to outline budget views at commissioners meeting as county faces a 34.5 mill levy split between general operations 4.5 for debt service and 1 for libraries. Health care costs rise 19 percent. officials question jail annex renovation 250000 and courthouse security 60000 while arbitration 142000 and potential back pay add to cost.
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Burick
Premi
Ums
Charleen Micco
Tom
Brian
Fosnaught
Government Center
Fasnaught
Sydney Paul
Quandel
William Panella
Daily Record Births and Local Incident Report
Birth notices list five newborns at Jameson, St Francis, Ellwood City and out of town hospitals with parents names and addresses. An arrest is reported after a man threw a kitchen knife at another man during a confrontation, injuring him with a shoulder wound.
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Jameson Hospital
Bradley
Dawn Kohlmetz Ramsey
Galbreath St
Theresa Jones
Savannah Road
New Castle
David Sedgwick
Wampum RD
ST. Francis Hospital
Lynsey Telego
E. Sharp St
Dennis Altenberg Jr
Ellwood City Hospital
William and
Donna Fox
Summit Ave
Donald Weaver
Harrison St
Michael Shaffer
Shaffer
Franklin woman dies from crash injuries in township
Thelma Stoops Loccisano, 78, of 900 Grandview Road, died at Allegheny General Hospital after a Nov. 28 crash. Her husband, John A. Loccisano, died at the scene. The truck ran a T and landed in a church parking lot before overturning. She was flown to Pittsburgh. he died of a heart attack and injuries. Additional local thefts and accidents are reported, including a purse theft on Pin Oak Drive and various burglaries and vehicle incidents.
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Franklin Township
Thelma Stoops Loccisano
Grandview Road
Allegheny General Hospital
John A. Loccisano
Loccisano
East Street
United Goodwill Community Church
Pittsburgh
Blade
Shaffer
St. Francis Hospital
Charmayne Bradley
Pin Oak Drive
Boyles
Highland Avenues
David Dove III
Stanley
N.C
Jameson Hospital
Jim Lubinski
Richards Construction Co
Potter Run Road
Washington Township
Medusa
Taylor Township
Darrell Pulliam
Glass Road
Scott Township
Janet Arendas
Heather Heights Road
Wilmington Township
Wayne Township
Ronald L. Wiley
Ellwood City
Bridge Street
Eric A. Rohrmann
New Galilee
Man Holds Kids During Standoff with Police in Orlando
A 39 year old man named John Edward Armstrong broke into a house in Orlando area, released two women, and held two young children, a 4 year old and a 2 year old girl, during a lengthy negotiation with police. He demanded pizza cigarettes a lighter and a car as officers cautiously kept the children safe.
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Orlando
Fla
Cheryl DeGroff- Berry
John Edward Armstrong
Bill Mulloy
Armstrong
Mulloy
Winter Park
Jerome Wilson
Wilma Haynie
Haynie
Wilson
Budget hearing debates park, pool and golf funding
City officials discuss New Castle spending on Cascade Park pool and Sylvan Heights golf course with council members asking for relief for residents. DiMuccio notes pool repairs while Fulkerson backs raises for police chief Palladino and parks chief Natale. Proposals include a 282000 food processing center project and a 5000 donation to New Visions for beautification, amid concerns the latter funds private property.
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Colleen Mojock
Highland Avenue
Cascade Park
New Castle
Robert Bullano
Sylvan Heights
DiMuccio
Fulkerson
Dan Harris
Barry Palladino
Robert Natale
Parks and Recreation
May
New Castle Commerce Park
Linda Nitch
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Nitch
Joanna DeCesare
O! Blaine Street
New Visions For
Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce
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Panella
James J. O’connell Jr
Pa. 65
Hill View Manor
Are Township
Daily Record
Franklin
Hillcrest Ave
Neshannock Avenue
Charles Strickler
Brentwood St
Laura Estock
Taylor St
Nick
Reaso
United Dental Center
E. Washington St
Tom Joseph
John
U.S.D.A
Lols Ae
Pies Kibbee
Psd
UPN
Ees
Luger Square
Auto Detail
Glen Ave
Istallation
NEW Castle News
Larry Scalfari
Pulaski Road
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