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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2007
Page
1
St Vitus faculty and students take pride in the school’s dual focus on academics and spiritual mission. Leaders highlight classroom excellence and faith-driven service as core values guiding daily life and future goals.
Officials await test results after a student death as clashes in Gaza escalate. Ten people are reported killed in renewed fighting, complicating stalled efforts toward any truce.
A feature examines the beliefs guiding two prominent coaches, analyzing how their faith informs leadership styles, mentorship, and decision making within their teams and communities.
The Penguins defeat the Canadiens in a tense shootout to secure a victory. Key players contribute decisive goals as the teams trade momentum through regulation and extra shots.
Obituary notices include Edwin J. Anton 86 of 613 Boston Ave Robert Dale Bishop 85 of Portersville Katherine Freed 96 Haven Convalescent Dorothy Ginsberg 85 of St Petersburg Florida Francis Ralph Lewis 78 of 1 Old Pulaski Road Crawford Lyon 88 of New Galilee Theresa L. Nicolls 90 Edison Manor John Novad Jr Bessemer Mildred Rosta 76 Edison Manor all entries show ages and residences or care facilities.
Lawrence County faces a 2007 budget gap with a nearly 3 million overall surplus. A 1.7 million 2006 surplus failed to appear on paper, leaving funds in a county bank account accruing interest. At a work session, County Administrator James Gagliano and Auditor David Kennaday proposed creating an operating reserve fund and allocating 1.5 million of the surplus to it to reduce future shortfalls and maintain service funding while minimizing tax increases.
Closer look at a prolonged conflict centers on an auto repair garage on Ray Street in New Castle. Judge Thomas M. Piccione will convene a meeting with the involved parties to seek a resolution.
Lawrence County Judge Thomas M. Piccione set a 1:30 p.m. Monday hearing for the New Castle Zoning Hearing Board and Louis Thomas, operator of the Ray and Court streets garage, to resolve how many vehicles may be parked outside the shop. Attorney Angelo Papa praised the judge for reconciling competing interests.
In Harrisburg the House Democrats disclosed more than 2.4 million in bonuses over the last two years, lifting total extra compensation for legislative staff to about 3.7 million. Spokesman Tom Andrews said payments covered holiday bonuses and merit awards for legislative work, not campaigning, while Gov. Rendell urged Right-to-Know Law reform. Senate Republicans signaled an end to the practice.
Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow signaling an early spring. Weather watchers cite global warming debates as a factor while Dr. Paul Johnston notes the mild winter may be favorable. The Groundhog Day tradition dates to 1886 with Phil having seen his shadow 96 times in history.
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