Mahoning rejigs stance on Centaur bankruptcy objections
Mahoning Township officials scrap plans to file limited objections in Centaur bankruptcy. The decision follows concerns over financing for the winning bidder and the sewer project costs tied to the proposed track and casino. Township solicitor says liens in bankruptcy cannot be perfected and delaying litigation avoids disrupting any deal.
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Mahoning
Centaur
Lawrence County
Lawrence
County Holdings
American Harness Tracks
Carmen Shick
Louis Perrotta
Perrotta
X-treme Housing Blessing aims to rebuild Links home
A New Creation Free Methodist Church group organized Project X-treme Housing Blessing to replace a dilapidated home for Norm and Kathy Link. Volunteers, including church members and local groups, have refurbished floors windows kitchen and more at a half acre site. A benefit concert and silent auction at Ben Franklin Center aim to raise about 15500 plus furniture costs.
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New Creation Free Methodist Church
Arlington Avenue
Jewell
Paul
Norm
Kathy Link
Ben Franklin Early Learning Center
New Castle Playhouse
Lawrence County Community Action Partnership
Frazier
Josh Kinneary
Kinneary
Robin
Batman
Fra“ler
Nancy Arnold
Dennis Kauffman
Kauffman
Links
Mandy Knautz
State treasurer wins prelim round in gaming lawsuit
Commonwealth Court ruled 6-0 that State Treasurer Rob McCord may join Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board executive sessions. The decision rejects the board’s claim that only voting members may attend and says the Sunshine Act allows limited private discussions without tainting the panel.
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Harrisburg
Rob McCord
Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
Commonwealth Court
McCord
Gaming Board
Pennsylvania
Jameson Hospital Birth Notice and Local Court Charges
A daughter was born to David J. and Cyndi Freed Garr of New Castle on December 10, 2010 at Jameson Hospital. District Judge Scott A. McGrath reports Stephen Lamm, 40, of Whitehall, charged with disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. preliminary hearing set for December 22 at 9:30 a.m. Also charged are two Volant males and a Pulaski female for compulsory school attendance. Wilmington High School filed charges. summons issued. eShaka M. Cambridge, 23, of Sewickley faces three counts of harassment, three counts of disorderly conduct, and three counts of simple assault. preliminary hearing set for January 19 at 9:30 a.m.
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Jameson Hospital
David J
Cyndi Freed Garr
New Castle
Scott A. McGrath
Stephen Lamm
Whitehall
Neshannock Township
Wilmington High School
eShaka M. Cambridge
Sewickley
New Wilmington
Rendell's record 1000th pardon sets modern mark in PA
Gov. Ed Rendell leaves office after signing 1,059 pardons and with 29 awaiting action, shattering the previous record of 475 set by Milton Shapp. The board notes roughly ten times as many applications as under Shapp, with many pardons conditioned on future behavior.
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Harrisburg
Ed Rendell
Rendell
State Board of Pardons
Milton Shapp
Dick Thornburgh
Robert Casey
Tom Ridge
Mark Schweiker
Ridge
Philadelphia
Gary Tuma
Shapp
Pardons Board
Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Board of Pardons
John Heaton
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Chuck Jewell
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