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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2007
Page
1
Parents and kids gathered at Mount Jackson Presbyterian for a shared cooking event focusing on food preparation and family fun. Participants swapped recipes and learned kitchen skills in a welcoming community setting.
Representative John Murtha rises as a leading voice in the Iraq policy discussion, shaping congressional questions on troop levels, strategy, and U.S. objectives amid ongoing security concerns and political pressure.
Harrisburg moves to curb executive perks deemed excessive as lawmakers pursue reforms. Officials say the overhaul targets costly benefits and strengthens fiscal oversight amid budget pressures.
A former City of Ex-Resident now heads a Muncie Indiana mission, guiding local efforts and coordinating volunteers. The move marks a leadership shift for the organization as it expands outreach in the region.
Four county squads prepare for postseason openers with fierce lineups and key players ready to lead their teams. Coaches emphasize defense, depth, and momentum as they seek early advantage in regional playoff matchups.
Obituaries list Tom L. Bell 57 Ellwood City Joanne Comianos 64 California Lewis B. Donner 79 New Wilmington Albert S. Frank 74 1201 North Bivd. Ext. Diana Marie Lobato 55 Clover South Carolina Lori McCandless 46 Gordon Georgia Dr Reginald P. Pugh 75 Sewickley Pennsylvania Martha Redmann 100 Avalon Nursing Center Nellie E. Smith 85 State College Pennsylvania.
Tim Drake and other snow removal businesses worked through a multi day storm, charging about 20 dollars for driveways, with 70 to 80 contracted client sites to service. Seven inches of snow fell Tuesday through Wednesday followed by freezing rain and additional accumulation. Drake described sleepless nights and crews operating in long shifts, noting road snow removal sometimes blocks cleared driveways. Residents asked why Union Township officials won’t remove snow from streets as crews dig out and rely on long standing contracts and new customers.
A powerful storm caused a 50 mile backup on the icy I 78 corridor near Hamburg Pennsylvania forcing road closures as police road crews and National Guard battled a record traffic jam. Stranded motorists received aid including food water and fuel while state officials faced criticism over the slow response.
Ellwood City officers Jon Disher and Michael McBride objected in court on February 8 to the sentencing of John Pounds, who received five years probation with house arrest and intense supervision. The district attorney said police were consulted, while a letter suggested Pounds would avoid state prison due to medical and behavioral issues.
Colleagues remember Dr Reginald P Pugh as a pioneer who established cancer chemotherapy protocols and opened the first oncology unit at Jameson Hospital nearly 30 years ago. He died at 75 Monday at Allegheny General Hospital. Dr Sheryl Simon of UPMC Cancer Center notes his impact.
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