Chief demoted for refusing to fix tickets in city
Lock Haven, PA AP Chief Charles Shoemaker was demoted to detective after refusing to void 156 dollars worth of parking tickets issued during Lock Haven University’s graduation. City Manager Paul K. Cornell cited 13 reasons for the action. Shoemaker vows to fight on in court while keeping his police pin as a souvenir.
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Lock Haven, Pa
Charles Shoemaker
Lock Haven University
Paul K. Cornell
Shoemaker
Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police’ Association
Cornell
Robert Edmonston
Council
Frank Lavery
Harrisburg
Library program gets 3350 from PennSERVE this summer
New Castle Public Library to receive 3350 from PennSERVE to fund a summer program. Crews of four to ten economically disadvantaged youths, ages 14 to 21, will assist local staff. statewide total 70000 across all PennSERVE youth programs. Proceeds aid Multiple Sclerosis Society events and community activities.
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New Castle Public Library
Pennserve
Governor’s Office of
Citizen Service
Pennsylvania
Library Corps
State Department of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Education
State Library System
Pie event to benefit MS group at East Wind restaurant
The East Wind restaurant on Butler Road kicks off a fund raising month for the Multiple Sclerosis Society with a Pie in Your Face event at 8 p.m. Details conclude the time.
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East Wind
Butler Road
Wampum yard sale and concert announced for weekend
The Wampum areawide yard sale begins at 9 a.m. Saturday as the fifth annual event by the Wampum Area Business Association. A 3 p.m. Sunday concert by the Harmonaires will be held at the gazebo on Main Street Extension, sponsored by the Historical Society and free to attend. Attendees are advised to bring a blanket or lawn chair.
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Wampum Area
Wampum Area Business Association
Wampum Area Historical Society
Main Street
Harmonaires Vocal Group
The
Historical Society
Hoyt's Auction Items on Display at Hoyt Institute
Items from the Art and Elegant Attic Treasures Auction by the Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts are available for purchase. Objects include works by local artists and will be on display through Thursday at the Hoyt on East Leasure Avenue. For more information call 652-2882.
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The
Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
Hoyt
East Leasure Avenue
Pills Not Gum Suspected in Schoolillness Case
In Nanty Glo Pennsylvania school officials shifted from bubble gum to sleeping pills as the likely cause after two girls 10 and 13 were hospitalized and 28 other children reported symptoms from abdominal pain to headaches. Authorities ruled out air problems and said the incident may reflect a copycat reaction with one student believed to have supplied the pills.
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Nanty Glo
Kenneth Martinazzi
Black Lick Valley
Johnstown
Erin Phillipson
Linda Cook
Lee Hospital
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