Steelite to expand with 96 acre Neshannock facility
Steelite International will purchase the Millennium Park site in Neshannock Township, 96 acres, to build a large distribution facility. The expansion complements the 250,000 square foot warehousing center at 154 Keystone Drive and a 50,000 square foot building at 360 Keystone Drive, sustaining 176 current employees. A single new building will be for distribution with light manufacturing and assembly moving to an upper facility.
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Shapiro Unveils Ambitious 2024 Budget Plan for Pennsylvania
Gov. Josh Shapiro presented a 2024-25 budget of 48.3 billion dollars centered on expanding public education and economic development while proposing regulation of adult-use marijuana. The plan relies on about 3 billion dollars of reserve funds, trims the cash reserve to 11 billion, and faces likely Republican resistance in the Senate. It earmarks large increases for public schools, higher education, mental health, and school construction, plus support for charter savings and a private school voucher proposal opposed by many Democrats.
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Governor proposes $4 million to erase medical debt in Pa
Governor Josh Shapiro's 2024 25 budget prioritizes buying unpaid medical bills for four million dollars to forgive debt across Pennsylvania. The plan could wipe out roughly $400 million in bills by purchasing delinquent debt at pennies on the dollar, aiding rural communities while barely registering in the 48.3 billion general fund.
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Josh Shapiro
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Bogaert and Francis seek vacant New Castle council seat
Eddie Bogaert a Democrat and Eric Francis a Republican are the sole applicants for the city council vacancy to expire December 31 2025. The council will vote at Thursday's meeting after both candidates answered four questions from Mayor Mark Elisco about their goals needs and qualifications. Both emphasized moving the city forward and boosting youth involvement plus downtown renovations and promoting events and Hispanic outreach. Francis previously ran for a four year term and ranked high for the two year seat. Cameron remains open.
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Eric Francis
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Obituary Snippet for Edward Hill Nuzzo Ward Ages 87 50 97
Edward Dean Hill 87 Michael A. Nuzzo 50 Eleanor M. Ward 97 listed in a brief notice. No further details available.
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