Pro‑posed racetrack casino gains Thursday hearing
Track From page Al er produce magnate Joseph Procacci requested the hearing Thursday to ask that the deadlines be reconsidered. Lawrence County natives led by Joseph Canfora with Merit Management push a project for a mile long harness racetrack and casino with 1500 slots 38 tables and 15 poker rooms. The plan promises 1000 construction and 600 permanent jobs and local development. A proposed nine member board would oversee harness and thoroughbred racing as legislation moves through the Legislature. County leaders and NAACP representatives attended to show support amid local sewer investments and Meadows Racetrack opposition.
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Vogler
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Lawrence County
Linda Nitch
Lawrence County Economic Development Corp
Bob McCracken
Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce
Janet Falotico
Lawrence County Tourist Promotion Agency
Sam Gianetti
West Central Job Partnership
Mahoning Township
Gary Pezzuolo
Lou Perrotta
Paul and
Eleanor Ward
Dick Wukich
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pezzuolo
Meadows Racetrack and Casino
Washington County
Nlowry
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Area Woman Confronted by Knife Wielding Man
A Shaw Street resident awoke early Thursday to a man with a knife in her front yard. She saw a masked figure in shadows near a tree as she returned home at 12:04 a.m. The man wore dark pants a gray sweatshirt and a mask and mumbled I need before fleeing when her husband answered the door.
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Shaw Street
Pedestrian hit by SUV on Jefferson Street in New Castle
A woman was struck by a gray Dodge Durango driven by a 17-year-old male as it turned left onto North Jefferson Street around 3:30 p.m. Witnesses saw head injuries and bleeding. She was taken by Noga Ambulance to St Elizabeth Hospital. condition not known.
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Chris Williams
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Jessica Schelenberger
Ohio student struck by lightning to graduate Saturday
Sean Ferguson, a marketing major from Pittsburgh, who was struck by lightning on April 8 in Dayton, will graduate from the University of Dayton this weekend. After rehab and months of recovery, he returned to campus in August and will walk across the stage at commencement among about 650 classmates. He plans to work for a staffing agency in Pittsburgh after graduation.
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Dayton, Ohio
University of Dayton
Sean Ferguson
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Ferguson
Ohio
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