Hoyt offers tech enriched art sessions with iTechestra
Hoyt Art Center presents Make Some Art Make Some Moves and Make Some Waves programs using iTechestra to blend smartphones Kinect and guitar hero controllers with 3D printing vinyl laser cutting and upcycling. Weekly sessions run Tuesday to Friday mornings for ages 3 to 12 with full day options and lunch included at modest tuition.
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iTechestra
Sandy Curry
Franklin Center
Beecher Center For Art and Technology
Butler Institute of American Art
Youngstown
Ohio
Saturday Light Brigade
Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh
Arts & Education
Hoyt
Hoytartcenter.org
Disabled voters gain parking upgrades plan in Taylor Township
Hess outlines next week meeting with fire chief Dave Allegro to discuss upgrading the polling station parking to aid wheelchair access and reduce slope navigation issues. Rutgers study notes 2012 turnout and registration gaps for disabled voters while Rev Up campaign details at AAPD site and PA voter services offer registration options.
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Tion
Hess
Taylor Township
Dave Allegro
Allison
School of Management and Labor Relations
Rutgers University
Lawrence County
Beaver
Butler
Mercer
Bob del Signore
Steve Craig
Rev Up
Aapd.com
PA Voterservices. State
Rsapienza
Ncnewsonline
Wolf names Beemer as state inspector general deputy
Gov. Tom Wolf, a Democrat, appoints Bruce Beemer, a former chief of staff and first deputy attorney general, as inspector general in the Pennsylvania attorney general's office. Beemer has a history with Kathleen Kane and testified in an investigation leading to Kane's perjury charges, with Kane's license later suspended by the state Supreme Court. Grayling Williams resigns to pursue a law enforcement position.
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Harrisburg
Tom Wolf
Wolf
Bruce Beemer
Kathleen Kane
Kane
Beemer
Attorney General
State Supreme Court
Grayling Williams
State Inspector General
Man Charged After Grabbing Gun During Arrest
South Side resident Calvin Leon Waters Jr., 36, of 531 Electric St., was charged after allegedly trying to take a police handgun during arrest near Hamilton and Lyndal streets around 8 p.m. He was arrested for public drunkenness after officers found him with a half full brandy bottle and uncooperative behavior. He allegedly spit at officers, ripped a shirtsleeve, and tried to strike an officer before being restrained. Waters faces aggravated assault, disarming a law enforcement officer, public drunkenness, and criminal mischief charges. arraigned and sent to Lawrence County jail on a $25,000 bond.
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South Side
New Castle
Calvin Leon Waters Jr
Electric St
Hamilton
Lyndal
Waters
Jennifer L. Nicholson
Lawrence County
Drug charges waived to Mon Pleas Court for Keith Marshall
Keith Andrew Marshall, 33, of 1113 Sciota Street, faces two counts of possession of a controlled substance and multiple related charges after a June 22 search at his home. seized items include 2.5 grams marijuana, suspected heroin, scales, cash, phones, tablets, a TV, and a 2000 Oldsmobile amid a Lawrence County Drug Task Force and New Castle Police operation. He is free on $20,000 bond.
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Sciota Street
Lawrence County
Lawrence County District Attorney’s
Drug Task Force Special Investigations Unit
New Castle
Sciota St. Marshall
New Castle to register new students for July 12
New Castle Area School District schedules registration for new students in grades 7 through 12 moving into the district. Registration runs 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the high school on Lincoln Avenue. Parents must bring proof of residency birth certificate last report card and immunization records. A guardian must accompany the student. News tip line is 724 654 6651 extension 680.
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New Castle
New Castle Area
Lincoln Avenue
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