Lynch Investment eyes winery in historic New Castle complex
The former office complex, bought at a 2011 sheriff sale by First Commonwealth Bank, was later owned by Riverfront Saloon LLC before Lynch Investment LLC acquired it in late 2016. Paul Lynch aims to reopen as a winery this year, seeking funding and restoration. He said the building is beautiful and plans to fix it up.
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YDC sale prompts questions from local officials and residents
Local officials express confusion over the sale of the former YDC property as the DGS proceeds with bids. Residents fear rumors and seek facts, while Sen. Vogel and Rep. Bernstine offices await answers. Hira firm bid $300,000 but Kanwar did not sign it. Middle bid $305,000. state processes may take months.
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COG executive charged in theft and unlawful processing case
Lawrence County DA's office pursued a financial probe leading to six felony theft counts and one dealing in processing unlawful activity against Callen the COG's executive director. Prosecutors allege overpayments totaling 46 964 46 were paid to Callen instead of 18 000 yearly salary. Five other felony counts will be dismissed as part of the plea deal.
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Court approves restitution to clear COG debt keep church access
Callen 69 pleads to cooperate as restitution settles debts with Code.Sys and ends COG's remaining obligation. Judge approves house arrest and probation with church attendance allowed. COG to use funds to pay Code.Sys while civil suit remains open and group discusses future actions.
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Pension reform fast-tracking at state Capitol
The Pennsylvania Senate voted 40 to 9 to create hybrid pension plans for new government workers aiming to shift risk and curb long term costs. Gov. Wolf signaled support, with debates over how classroom funding would be affected by rising pension expenses and the plan's long term debt payoff.
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