Pennsylvania to end license plate registration stickers
Pennsylvania will stop issuing renewal stickers at year end saving more than 3 million annually in production and mailing costs. Drivers must maintain valid registrations and inspections, online renewals will allow printing permanent registration cards on demand, with future plans to store cards on smartphones and further cut mailing costs.
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Local rec projects receive state grants
Five local recreation projects secured Community Conservation Partnership Program grants totaling over $500 000. Administered by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and Keystone Fund, the awards were announced by state Sen Elder Vogel Jr. Recipients include Bessemer Borough Mines and Meadows LLC City of New Castle Shenango Township Union Township and Scotland Meadow Park with funds for park planning, ATV trails, riverwalk hub, pavilion renovations and safety improvements. Vogel called the funding a long term investment in local recreational infrastructure and tourism.
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Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund
Elder Vogel Jr
Bessemer
Bessemer Borough Park
Mines & Meadows LLC
Mines and Meadows
New Beaver Borough
City of
New Castle
eShenango Township
Shenango Township
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Scotland Meadow Park
Vogel
Hearing delayed for driver in deadly Thanksgiving chase
A preliminary hearing for Demetrius Coleman, 22, charged with homicide in a 100 mph chase that killed a family of three, was postponed to January 27. The North Versailles crash killed David Bianco, his fiancee Kaylie Meininger, and their 2-year-old daughter Annika. Coleman was being chased after fleeing a traffic stop in East McKeesport. authorities say no pressure to speed came from police.
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Pittsburgh
Demetrius Coleman
Allegheny County
North Versailles
David
Bianco
Kaylie Meininger
Annika
Coleman
East McKeesport
Lottery ticket worth $1,000 left in Salvation Army kettle
An anonymous donor placed a $1,000 Fantastic 10s instant lottery ticket inside a Salvation Army kettle outside a Harborcreek Wal-Mart on December 6. Erie County Salvation Army reports low fundraising progress, with under $80,000 raised and a goal of $190,000, noting the gift helps considerably.
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Salvation Army
Harborcreek
Bernie Myers
Hershey's Chocolate World Prepares for 100 Millionth Visitor
Hershey's Chocolate World in eastern Pennsylvania readies for its 100 millionth guest as officials plan a milestone celebration. More than 99.92 million visitors have toured the attraction since it opened on June 30, 1973, with a year’s candy supply and free entry awarded to the 100 millionth visitor. Social media fans posting tagged photos may receive a free chocolate bar on a future visit.
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Hershey’s
Chocolate World
Pennsylvania
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Pulaski woman facing five counts of cruelty to animals
Christine Cunningham, 46, of 277 Marr Road, waived to court on five cruelty charges. She remains free on recognizance. A prior 2015 conviction saw fines and probation after a horse died while in her care. Police report citing neglect at her home led to removal of five animals due to unsanitary conditions and dehydration in a cat.
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Pulaski
Christine Lynn Cunningham
Marr Road
Cunningham
Stacey Wiley
Lawrence County District Attorney's Office
Lawrence County Adult Probation Office
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