Court upholds governor's power to pause executions in Pa
Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously rules Governor Tom Wolf can issue temporary reprieves in death penalty cases without a fixed end date. The ruling supports a moratorium that could continue while a four year study is reviewed, with 181 men and 3 women on death row and only three executions since 1976.
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Harrisburg
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Tom Wolf
Wolf
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Seth Williams
Kathleen Kane
High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Augustine family helms frozen pizza focus amid store plans
Frank R Augustine says no immediate plan for a retail shop while Sutton Street property remains possible for the future. The Ebensburg frozen pizza provider stresses wholesale growth, with McAneny Brothers distributing pizzas to independent grocers and PNC Park sales totaling about 20 000 in 2015. Production runs 2 400 pizzas daily four to five days a week in a new facility as the fourth generation leads Augustine's.
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Augustines
Sutton Street
Augustine
McAneny Brothers
Ebensburg
Frank R. Augustine
Pnc Park
Frank J. Augustine
Sara
Kimberly
Ashley Rhodes
Frank Augustine
Borough official reflects on long service and town changes
Kliem recalls 32 years on Bessemer Borough Council with pride and concern. He notes DEP chlorine readings dispute led to$25,000 monitoring upgrades and a $5,000 fine. The cement plant closure, business losses, shrinking fire department, and Community Days decline mark a town facing decline yet seeking stable leadership and future reuse of idle industrial sites.
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Spencer Carr
Neil Musitano
Kliem
Carbon
Mary Eye
Isaly’s
Bessemer Cement
Rockwell
Commercial Intertech
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Bessemer
Shelley McConnell
Karen Hutch
Roberta Gibson
Kristin Jordan
Tranet
Kliern
Georgia
Justin
Ruggy
Jason
Khem
Council
Rich
No credible threat found in Nashua schools closure lifted
Nashua police said threats emailed to a district administrator were not credible and that schools would reopen Tuesday. Police will increase presence while FBI investigates who sent the threats affecting Nashua’s public schools and nearby private institutions amid a nationwide wave of similar scares.
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Nashua
N.H
Andrew Lavoie
Lavoie
New Hampshire
Los Angeles
New York City
Miami
Houston
Las Vegas
San Bernardino
California
Mark Conrad
Board of Education
FBI
EMT course offered to train emergency med techs in Feb
A four month program to become an EMT runs from February 8 to June 13 at the Lawrence County Career and Technical Center. Classes meet 6 to 10 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, with Pennsylvania Department of Health testing upon completion. The course is by the EMS Lawrence County Council and Community College of Allegheny County, with contact at (724) 202-7105 for details on costs and textbooks.
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Lawrence County Career and Technical Center
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Emergency Medical Services
Lawrence County Council
Community College of
Allegheny County
EMS
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