Hall of Fame student leads by example at Lincoln High
Michael Hall, 18, a Lincoln High senior, balances sports with extensive community service. Through Key Club he aids daffodil sales for the American Cancer Society, collects food for the hungry, walks for March of Dimes, and volunteers at Relay for Life. His leadership influences teammates and classmates alike.
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Michael Hall
Lincoln High School
Hall
Salvation Army
Eric
Mark
Norma
Janet
William
Michael
William Hall
al Campman
Mike
Campman
Key Club
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life
Plain Grove Church Rededicates After 1995 Fire
The Plain Grove Presbyterian Church, rebuilt after the Feb 16 1995 blaze, rededicates with Rev. Mark Davis and a 200 member congregation reflecting on memory faith and mission. Mary Carpenter moderator of the General Assembly speaks on missions and global church work.
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Plain Grove Presbyterian
Mark Davis
Davis
Plain Grove
East Lawrence
New Wilmington
Mary Carpenter
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church (USA
Uniontown
Carpenter
God
Ireland
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Belfast
West Texas
South Korea
Presbyterian Church
Texas
Church
Two youths injured in falls from cliffs in Lawrence County
Two teenagers suffered serious injuries in separate cliff falls Saturday in Lawrence County. John Maclurak, 15, Pittsburgh, fell about 25 feet at McConnell's Mill State Park and was flown to Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh with a broken shoulder and hip sprain, later released. Oliver Creech, 18, Beaver Falls, plunged 75 feet near Ellwood City and was evacuated by rope rescue to Allegheny General Hospital with head and chest injuries after being airlifted from the scene.
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Lawrence County
Pittsburgh
McConnell’s Mill State Park
Beaver Falls
Parkgate
Wayne Township
McConnell’s Mill
John Maclurak
Bartley Road
Portersville
Prospect
Slippery Rock Township
Children’s Hospital
Ellwood City
Oliver Creech
Allegheny General Hospital
Beaver County
Creech
Five families settle with state over Investor's Club scam
Five families and six individuals including two Ellwood City residents paid costs to the state to settle allegations they participated in an illegal pyramid scheme. The Investor's Club charged $2,000 to join and promised eight fold returns through recruitment. The attorneys general office filed assurances of voluntary compliance.
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Ellwood City
Tom Corbett
Michele L. Kondrad
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Kondrad
Chuck
Mary Jo Nardone
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