Readers urged to send signed letters to New Castle News
The notice invites readers to mail letters to the editor at New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania. Letters must be signed, include full name, phone number, and complete address for verification, and are limited to 300 words with possible style edits. Anonymous submissions will not be published.
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Reader seeks help tracing Leigh family in New Castle data
A letter to The News editor asks readers to help complete genealogical gaps about Sarah Davies Wright Leigh and her descendants in New Castle owned by Amos Edward Miller and his kin. The writer lists known relatives, marriages, businesses, and a detected Peggy Duvall line while inviting contact via email or England postal address.
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Oliver
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Pennsylvania budget woes as revenues lag behind
Gov Tom Corbett inherited a deficit and resisted tax increases. Now a projected $1 billion shortfall looms as May general fund revenue misses by 108 million and year to date falls 532.5 million below estimate. Experts blame lagging sales and personal income taxes amid slow economy.
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Transformation Through Forgiveness in Isaiah 6 1 8
Isaiah’s vision of God’s holiness leads to immediate personal transformation. He first confesses sin and guilt, then, forgiven, offers himself for God’s service. The piece notes forgiveness changes self view and relationship to God, citing Matt and Stacey Ayars at Emmaus Biblical Seminary of Haiti.
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Congress Inaction Dims Hope For U S Democracy
A McClatchy Tribune opinion piece critiques Congress and the presidency, arguing inaction and partisan control hinder effective governance. It cites 21st century stagnation, high campaign costs, and continuing issues from immigration to climate, noting limited legislative days and the dominance of money in politics. The author fears long-term harm to democracy.
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