Neshannock Girls Eliminated by Seton La Salle in Playoffs
The Neshannock girls were eliminated from the playoffs by top seed Seton La Salle. C1.
20 Feb 2007
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2007
Page
1
The Neshannock girls were eliminated from the playoffs by top seed Seton La Salle. C1.
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A local area teenager has been charged in connection with a salt assault incident. Police say the teen, named locally, allegedly used a salt shaker to threaten and injure another person during a confrontation at a public place. Prosecutors filed charges seeking the appropriate legal remedy.
Ellwood City hosts a Sunday event featuring an art show and a concert. Local artists display works while musicians perform for attendees. No venue or times provided in the snippet.
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Bob Miles, a teacher and outdoors enthusiast, prepares to retire after a 25 year career that included launching Sportsman's Night Out. He built a community event that drew participants from local clubs and sponsors.
Bob Miles, 57, plans to retire from leading the Sportsman’s Night Out initiative he started 25 years ago as a special education teacher and junior high football coach. The Laurel Conservation Club he launched in 1982 connected hundreds of students with outdoors activity, surpassing his early hopes.
Firefighters responded to a vacant Wilmington Road building near 3932 that collapsed under ice and snow, rupturing a gas line and filling the adjacent structure with gas. Second assistant chief Dick Wilson said the roof likely gave way from heavy ice and snow.
A belt wearing bomber attacked a Baghdad funeral in a Shiite district, detonating inside a tent and wounding at least 15 as militants defy a major security operation. Earlier, a car device and attacker killed 11 more, part of a surge of fatalities in the city since Sunday.
Ellwood City police and the police union remain at an impasse over a negotiated dog use agreement. Council and the police want the program, but unions protest changes that limit who can call out the dog and handler when off shift. The dispute centers on authority and final language in the amended pact.
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