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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1996

Page

6

Vacancies Grow From Renovations Across Two Lawrence Areas

Renovations at Lincoln Terrace West Side and Skyview Towers create 30 vacancies. Lincoln Terrace holds 18 units open for relocations, Skyview Towers 12 of 120 units idle. McGrath Manor elder high rise shows 30 vacancies. most are efficiency apartments amid senior housing competition. Other buildings list vacancies by units.

Lawrence County Housing Authority Lincoln Terrace Robert Evanick Authority Skyview Towers McGrath Manor Evanick Harbor Heights Brinton Hill eSciota Street Neshannock Village E Big Run Grant Street Lawrence Manor Walnut Ridge Ellwood City Crescent Place

Bond issue funds Jameson health projects and expansions

Jameson Health System Inc to borrow 27.5 million to finance a 7.5 million nursing home in Neshannock Township and upgrades inside Jameson Hospital including larger lab, moved pharmacy, and lab-to-pharmacy reallocation. Projects in county include Rehabilitation Center on Wilmington Road, Laurel Outreach Center, Wampum Outreach Center, and new doctor offices.

Jameson Health System Inc Neshannock Township Jameson Hospital eAn Jameson School of Nursing Jameson Wilmington Road Wampum Beaver St Karski Laurel Nity Pa. 108 Laurel High

Demolished Neshannock Village Units Swap to Section 8

HUD initially denied the Sciota site demolition but later approved in 1989 to replace demolished apartments with Section 8 housing instead of new public housing. The authority must have a relocation plan for displaced tenants and secure funds for demolition, likely via a comprehensive HUD grant, a process estimated to take years.

Neshannock Village HUD Evanick

Community ties ease fears in Ellwood housing area

Residents describe improved perception of project dwellers as police patrols deter trouble. Mothers note outsiders fear the projects less now while Ellwood City residents speak of safer streets, with former tenant Pete Russo praising cooperation with authorities and housing officials reporting steady information flow.

Newcastle Pete Russo Tenant Council New Castle Ellwood City Paul Klabon John Lubich Lubich

Township seeks zoning relief closes grand opening club

Lawrence County Common Pleas Court Judge Ralph D Pratt granted a preliminary injunction to shut the Will Just C Inc owned club for alleged zoning violations. Partners William Justin and Chad Siebandler agreed to keep the building closed until compliance. Will Just C faced state fire and panic regulation violations and later filed bankruptcy. The bank took over the building in a sheriff sale in March after the township actions and federal suits were dismissed.

Lawrence County Common Pleas Court Ralph D. Pratt William Justin Chad Siebandler Will Just C Inc Will Just C State Department of Labor and Industry Bureau of Occupational and Industrial Safety Cilli People’s Bank of Western Pennsylvania

Hospital plans 58,000-square-foot care center in county

The authority approved a Jameson Care Center project after a public hearing with about 10 attendees. The facility would have 78 elderly nursing beds and 40 personal care beds, plus 18,000 square feet of assisted living units. Jameson seeks satellite outreach to reduce hospital beds as care shifts to the community.

North Carolina Jameson Melanie

Cash 5 jackpot won by one player in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg AP reports a single Cash 5 player matched all five numbers for a 153,592 dollar jackpot. Lottery director Charles W. Kline said 273 players matched four numbers winning 235 dollars each while 7,962 players matched three numbers winning 8.50 dollars each.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Charles W. Kline

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