Shenango board reopens committees to shape policy
Shenango Area School Board votes 8 to 1 to form three new committees athletic building and grounds and finance to guide policy and recommendations. New superintendent Dr Patrick O Toole and principal Andy Tommeller preside as staffing plans and hires are discussed for the 2000 2001 year.
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Shenango Area School Board
Robert Glass
Glass
Robert Davis
Davis
Patrick O’toole
O’toole
William Foster
Andy Tommeller
O'Toole
Brian Cooper
Beth Russo
Pamela Cleaver
Kimberly Rudesill
Fran Spinelli
Ellwood City council weighs soaring electric rates
An Ellwood City resident questioned council last night about a dramatic increase in his electric rate adjustment from 32 cents in January to 19.57 dollars in July. Borough officials cited higher demand and consumption driven by air conditioning and noted possible higher costs if AMP Ohio must obtain power elsewhere.
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Ellwood
Don Ries
Massachusetts Drive
Maurice Waltz
Edward Seymarie Jr
Waltz
AMP Ohio
Dom Viccari
Inmetco details air emissions amendment briefing
Inmetco representatives explained to Ellwood City council the amended permit for air emissions approved by the state Department of Environmental Protection. Senior engineer Bernie French said the permit allows 178 tons of continuous emissions annually from recycling operations, including 56 tons actual and 178 tons maximum. The amendment also removes the need to monitor carbon.
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Inmetco
Ellwood
State Department of Environmental Protection
Bernie French
Family run Book's Market keeps local charm alive
Francette Book and her sister Anita Parker own Book's Market at Route 108 and Route 19 in Harlansburg with their father Clarence Book. The store has grown since 1971, expanding twice and offering “everything from soup to nuts” with self service gas pumps, drawing busy weekend traffic in summer.
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Harlansburg
Francette Book
Anita Parker
Clarence
Bob” Book
Smalli
Francette
Book’s
Cery
Fired aquarium chief cites pressure amid fish deaths
Jim Prappas, fired director of a $16.8 million Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium project, says rushed opening and clashes with the president led to fish deaths and his firing. He cites chlorine leaks killing stingrays, a vendor chemical error harming sharks, ozone-related deaths, and the penguin incident with eight birds kept in a dark truck for 10 days.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium
Jim Prappas
Prappas
Post-Gazette
Births and police brief from New Castle area
Births reported in area hospitals include a son for Craig and Kristen Piccione Malagise of Seville Ohio on July 15 2000 and a daughter for Chastity Million and Ryan Chlebowski of New Castle on July 16 2000 plus several more births at St Francis Hospital and Erie Dugan Robson and Miller families. Police notes cover hit and runs burglaries arrests accidents thefts and assaults across New Castle City Taylor Township and surrounding streets with incidents at East Washington Lathrop Sampson Mitchell Winter and Hamilton streets and at area businesses and residences.
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Jameson Hospital
Craig
Kristen Piccione Malagise
Seville
Ohio
Chastity Million
Ryan Chlebowski
New Castle
ST. Francis Hospital
Thomas Leroy III
Lori Cummins
Winslow Ave
Erica D. Dugan
David R. Robson
Hillcrest Ave
Jermane
Dodie Miller Morton
Oak St
Edward A
Jodi Stoddard
S. Liberty St
East Washington and
Lathrop Streets
Erica Bonoro
Leonardtown
Donna Trotter
Morton St
Halco Drive
Kimberly McCains
David Allen Rapko
Galbreath St
Engine House Road
Sampson and
Mitchell Streets
Valerie Shakoor
Early Road
Youngstown
Sheffield Funeral Home
Aliquippa
Donald Taylor
Beech St
Black Hills
Jamie Fletcher
Laurel Blvd
Eric Pennachio
E. Grant St
Carol Sweigart
Winter Avenue
Thomas Davidio
E. Division St
Hamilton Street
Angenette Wallace
Hamilton St
Anna Martinez
Forest St
Tiffany Beckett
Orchard St
Frew Mill Road
YDC
Hito’s
Fifth Street
Center Avenue
Taylor Township
Town Meeting With NAACP Leaders Set For Tomorrow
Mayor Tim Fulkerson and Police Chief Victor P Cubellis will discuss community issues with the local NAACP chapter at 7 p.m. tomorrow at West Side School. The public is invited to attend and participate in the session.
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Tim Fulkerson
Victor P Cubellis
The
NAACP
West Side School
Benefit Sale For Pavlik Fire Victims By Pack 790
A rum mage bake sale to aid the Pavlik family of Princeton follows a home fire on July 7. John Pavlik, a Cub Scout in Pack 790, will be helped by Friends of Sue and George Pavlik. The event runs 9am to 4pm Friday and 9am to 2pm Saturday at Old Princeton School off Route 422 seven miles east of New Castle. Donations welcome. all proceeds go to the Pavliks.
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Sue
George Pavlik
Pavliks
Princeton
John
The
Lottery Numbers Brief From Daily Draw Quiet Match
A jumble of lottery lines includes Pennsylvania Daily number and Cash 5 draw, Ohio Night Pick 3 figures, Buckeye 5 numbers, and multiple priced tickets. Despite scattered text, readable entries show digits like 6 9 16 38 39 and 4 10 12 23 37, with various taglines and partial game names.
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Buckeye
Correction Contact Details for Tim Kolodziej
If you need a correction or clarification and cannot reach the reporter or editor, call Tim Kolodziej managing editor at 6546651 ext 614. Please make all calls between 10 30 a m and 3 p m.
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Tim Kolodziej
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Portersville Christian School
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Cathy Bukowski
William Bukowski Jr
Paul Hawthorne
Evelyn Lakin
Volant
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Cruisin
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New Castle News
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