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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2022
Page
1
Ellwood City appoints Sgt Michael McBride to head the police department after Lt David Kingston retires in October. Mayor Anthony J Court notes McBride's 20 years with the force and says the move ensures firm, fair leadership and effective daily operations for the community.
Public scrutiny over community policing highlights officer responses during mental health emergencies, but less attention is on officers themselves facing crises. Studies show many turn to risky behavior or substances, with deaths by own action rising in the U.S., potentially undercounted. Experts urge better access to mental health treatment and support for law enforcement personnel.
In Ellwood City, Mayor Anthony J. Court named Sgt. Michael McBride to lead the police department replacing Lt. David Kingston who retired. McBride, a 20 year veteran, will earn $38.02 per hour as the force maintains its focus on community policing and countering illegal narcotics. The mayor says the department will stay proactive against narcotics.
Washington AP The COVIDTests.gov site will open to request free at home tests on Wednesday with a limit of four tests per household. The White House says supplies remain constrained as the U.S. expands the program after ordering up to 1 billion tests, but orders may take time to fulfill.
A virtual prayer vigil for Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be held Sunday at 6 p.m. via Zoom hosted by St. Luke A.M.E. Zion Church with fourteen churches invited. The online format aims to honor King's legacy through reflections prayers and testimonies while protecting seniors from COVID-19. Access details include the Zoom link meeting ID 524-442-1080 and phone number (351) 999-3637.
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