Cashless Laundromat Triggers Title Tax Migraine
A college memory blends with a modern complaint about a laundromat going cashless. The writer details paying a dollar to obtain a reloadable card, then loading it with funds to use a coinless, card reader system. Frustration grows at cashless commerce and its impact on everyday purchases like chicken tenders and gumballs. The tale weaves in a prior college meal plan mishap and a critique of noncash payments becoming ubiquitous.
Bowlers forge friendships at Grove City Senior Games
Chester Makepeace, 92, and 36 competitors join the Mercer County Senior Games at Bowl-O-Crome in Grove City. The 26th annual event, run by MCAAA, features bowling and other sports for ages 50 plus with a $15 entry and lunch, plus a $30 golf add-on.
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Enduring love in a world of rejection and sacrifice
A reflection on Jesus enduring love as described in 1 Corinthians 13 7 and echoed in a pastor's meditation about commitment over emotion and the call to love despite faults and failures The piece invites readers to pray for strength to endure without weakening and to see the good in others despite their paths My Desk SEE BOLDT A7
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Authentic Mexican restaurant to open in Neshannock
Gordo's Authentic Street Tacos will open around end of June at 1703 Wilmington Road in Neshannock Township. The menu features authentic tacos burritos quesadillas and specialty Mexican cocktails with quick counter service and about 15 tables. Owner Caesar Garcia and partner Victor Alcazar bring family recipes from Mexico and Texas experience.
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Ellwood foundation grants City Rescue Mission 50,000
Ellwood City Community Health Foundation awarded City Rescue Mission a $50,000 grant to expand the Advantage Stay Program run by the Men's Ministry. Funds will renovate a Croton Avenue dormitory to provide a improved, quieter sleeping area and support the program’s aim of helping men move toward independent living. The project begins this month.
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City Rescue Mission
Croton Avenue
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Jack Lynn
Bill Matthews
Randy Kunselman
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