Enon seeks missing historic borough sign for homecoming
The Enon Valley Community Organization reports the 50 year old cast iron sign reading Valley of Many Waters is missing from the borough building and will be dedicated during the July 25 homecoming. Florence Braden urged contact with any information, while council plans a memorial landscape on Main and State streets and will discuss funding at a special 7 p.m. meeting, also opening bids for road oil.
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Facing death and hospice care shift in New Castle
Carol Colanzzi reports on Kendzierski guiding a New Castle audience through attitudes toward death. He argues fear and denial stem from modern hospitals and embalming, urging personal confrontation of mortality and viewing death as a natural part of life to better cherish living.
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Ellwood City Public Hearing Extends Small Cities Plan
Ellwood City residents attended a second public hearing on extending the 1979 Small Cities program amendment. The plan adds streets and extends the two year 500000 grant to rehabilitate more than 45 to 52 houses toward a 70-unit goal, with new land assembly and housing assistance revisions outlined.
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Art Cohen
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