Peoples Gas Enrichment Award for Shenango Valley Initiative
The Peoples Natural Gas Co awards the Shenango Valley Initiative with a 5000 dollar Enrichment Award for revitalizing Farrell. The group’s community development task force helped create an industrial park and a job center to aid Farrell’s economic growth.
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Peoples Natural Gas Co
Shenango Valley
Peoples Gas
Farrell
Mercer County
First Baptist Church
Pennsylvania
Consolidated Natural Gas Co
Winner Advertising opens WA2 office in Youngstown
Sharon based Winner Advertising has opened a new WA2 office at 15 Oak Hill Ave Suite 2 in Youngstown. The firm provides multimedia services Web site design CD-ROM production digital video editing interactive multimedia authoring and design. Founded in 1988 for Winner International Corp the agency is a full service marketing communications firm.
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Winner Advertising
Youngstown
WA2
Oak Hill Ave
Winner International Corp
Wind turbines rise as deregulated market spurs projects
In Pennsylvania, deregulation and a friendly market for green power drive a test wind project near Hazleton with two 80-foot turbines generating about 200000 kilowatt hours yearly, enough for 30 homes. GreenMountain.com plans 200-foot turbines in Somerset County to produce up to 25 megawatts yearly for about 2500 homes.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Steve Huntoon
Conlectiv Energy
West Conshohocken
Clean Air Council
Hazleton
Energy Unlimited Inc
Bines
Colorado Environmental
Conectiv
Community Energy
Brent Alderfer
Andrew Altman
Altman
Colorado
Land and Water Fund of the
Rockies
Eric Blank
Green Mountain
Wish List for Job Seekers and Employers in 2000
Marvin Walberg offers a year 2000 wish list for job searchers and employers. Job seekers should realign to late 1990s norms, leverage the Internet to research employers, value earnings over lifestyle, and market themselves to employers. Employers should abandon downsizing rhetoric, restore loyalty and integrity, improve applicant selection, embrace new tech while preserving basics like interviews and courtesy.
Cafeteria makes students happy with revamped lunch line
Frengel notes menu extension including funnel cakes pudding and tarts while Raby leads kitchen at the high school. Superintendent Foster praises creative cooking and staff under Raby, who starts at 6 am to meet state requirements and pleasing palates, though a la carte items aren’t state reimbursable.
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Frengel
James Uber
Raby
William Foster
Foster
Council Faces pay dispute over strategic plan funding
The Council of Governments faced a $7,000 salary decision tied to a strategic plan. Nine of 18 member municipalities voted against the raise citing budget limits. The COG collects dues of 8 cents per capita from cities and 6 cents from the county, plus $15,000 annual grants from state agencies. The future of the plan remains unclear as it is not a CO G program.
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COG
Gary
Bleakney
Council of Governments
Pennsylvania Department of Com
Coca-Cola Reintroduces 8-Ounce City Stamped Glass Bottle
Coca-Cola relaunched an 8 ounce clear glass bottle modeled on the 1915 design and stamped with 24 city names. The bottle carries Coca-Cola embossed on the sides and will be rolled out with a marketing push including radio and TV ads. One million bottles will be distributed free in February at malls theaters concerts and ski destinations. The program aims to reacquaint consumers with the classic bottle experience and appeal to teenagers. Cities include Alliance Atlanta Boston Charlotte Chattanooga Chicago Cokeville Corpus Christi Dallas Death Valley Grand Canyon Denver Hollywood Mattoon New Orleans New York City Niagara Falls Philadelphia Quincy Rome Roswell St. Louis Terre Haute and Vicksburg.
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Atlanta
Coca-Cola
Matt Martin
Martin
Alliance
Neb
Boston
Charlotte
N.C
Chattanooga
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Philadelphia
Quincy, Fla
Rome, Ga
Roswell
N.M
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Ind
Vicksburg, Miss
King Learns American Checkers From Local Club
Moi easev, about 45 years in the area and active with the local checkers club for 18 years, learned the game in Russia where he earned a master's title by 15. After moving to the United States he sought the American version, practicing online and joining a New Castle club at Trinity Episcopal Church. He travels weekly from Butler County to play Kozenski who taught him the U S rules, as international boards differ in size from Russia and the United States.
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Moiseyev
Russia
United States
New Castle
Trinity Episcopal Church
Falls and
North Mill Streets
Butler County
Kozenski
Alexander
England
Lawrence County Chess Club Teaches Strategy And Friendship
The Lawrence County Chess and Checkers Club meets Thursdays from 6 30 to 9 30 p m at Trinity Episcopal Church corner Falls and North Mill streets. Players aged 10 to 80 are invited including national champion Alexander Moiseyev. For more information call 658-1894.
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Lawrence County Chess and Checkers Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Falls and
North Mill Streets
American Checkers Federation
Alexander Moiseyev
Call
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