New Wilmington neighbors vie for liquor license
New Wilmington residents push for liquor licenses after May 21 voters approved a measure 240 to 211. Todd Ulliny, owner of The Tavern on The Square since March 25, 2018, seeks a restaurant liquor license to serve beer wine and cocktails. He faces competition from Paul Lynch who owns the Fractured Grape site and has also applied for a license.
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Todd Alliny
New Wilmington
Fractured Grape
Ulliny
N. Market St
Alliny
Big Pauly
Varsity Club
Paul Lynch
E. Neshannock Ave
Todd Alling
LCB
State seeks more charges in double homicide case
A state police ballistics expert testified yesterday that bullets from two guns killed 19-year-old Cameron Martwinski. The attorney general seeks two additional charges of criminal homicide and conspiracy against Dohnovin Miller, among two suspects in the Feb 25, 2018 shootings that killed Martwinski and Justin Luca on Franklin Avenue. Miller and Caden Popovich are jailed without bond awaiting trial. Popovich already faces two homicide counts. Deputy AG Patrick Schulte filed to add counts after new ballistics results from seized firearms.
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Cameron Martwinski
Dohnovin Miller
Martwinski
Justin Luca
Franklin Avenue
Miller
Caden Popovich
Lawrence County
New Castle
Luca
Popovich
Patrick Schulte
Cpl
Dale Wimner
J. Craig Cox
Miller and Martwinski
Gath
Catholic Church Spent $5.3M Lobbying in Pennsylvania Since 2011
A report funded by several law firms claims the Catholic Church spent over 5.3 million dollars lobbying in Pennsylvania to block statute of limitations reform for clergy abuse survivors. The study covers eight Northeastern states and ranks PA as the largest spender after New York, with total regional lobbying about 10.6 million since 2011.
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Catholic Church
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
New York
United States
Connecticut
Maine
Massa
Chusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Rhode Island
GN Page AG
Seeger Weiss LLP
Williams Cedar LLC
Abraham Watkins
Voting reform proposals swirl at state Capitol
In Harrisburg lawmakers consider reforms to simplify voter registration and voting to boost turnout after less than 22 percent of Pennsylvania’s registered voters voted in the last primary, with more than a dozen bills debated by the House state government committee. Additional bills aim to redraw political boundaries for state and federal elections.
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Harrisburg
State Capitol
Pennsylvania
Wanda Murren
State Department of State
House
State Government Committee
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Debbie Wachter
NEW Castle News
John Finner
Mark Rozzi
Berks County
Mike Folmer
Lebanon
Tom Wolf
Ncnewsonline
Mercer St
Theodore McCreary Jr
Donald G. Warren
John P. Morgan Jr
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