Driving under influence and multiple traffic charges reported
Police reported Vista Way motorcyclist stopped on Wilmington Road in Neshannock Township at 3 40 a.m. May 5 with driving under the influence and several violations. William Perkins 19 of Philadelphia resident at New Castle Youth Development Center charged with harassment after allegedly striking a 16 year old resident with a broom. Heath Kill 28 of Hillsville charged with harassment for grabbing Alfred Bounce 54 of Hillsville around the neck in Mahoning Township. Jonathan N T Cribbs 21 of Twilight Mobile Home Park charged with DUI and five vehicle code violations after May 29 Route 224 at Route 551 arrest. William G Christy Ik 29 of Wampum Road 1 charged with DUI lane violation and driving on wrong side of road arrested May 25 Route 388. Michael C Pezzulo 23 of 3459 Tuscarora Drive charged with drunken driving two red light violations driving at an unsafe speed and disorderly conduct arrested about 12 30 a m May 28 on Mitchell Road. Burglaries at Highland Plaza Trading Post and Club Fitness Center with $30 stolen and unspecified cash taken. Numerous listed individuals named in various charges including simple assault harassment marijuana conspiracy burglary welfare fraud and firearms related offenses.
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Hillsville
Alfred Bounce
Valley Site Mobile Home Park
Mahoning Township
Jonathan N.T. Cribbs
Twilight Mobile Home Park
Mahoning
Shenango Township
William G. Christy Ik
Wampum RD
Nes Ock
Michael C. Pezzulo
Tuscarora
Mitchell Road
Highland Plaza
Highland Avenue
Trading Post
Club Fitness
Butler police target fire lane violators in town
Butler Township Police chief Gary Garman says 223 tickets have been issued this year to drivers who park in fire lanes near shopping centers and other buildings. He plans to continue warnings and tickets to ensure emergency access remains clear.
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Butler
Butler Township
Gary Garman
Garman
Authorities arrest 27 alleged drug dealers in Pottstown
After a nine month probe, 27 people were charged with dealing cocaine crack cocaine and marijuana. The undercover operation targeted street to mid level dealers as part of a broader anti drug effort. Warrants exist for four more arrests and those charged face up to 10 years in prison and fines up to 100 000 dollars.
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Pottstown
Balloon Quest to Return with Community Festival at Scotland Meadows
The Union Township event plans balloon launches at dawn and dusk across a weekend. Residents welcome balloon crews, craft and food vendors, fire department safety displays, and medical helicopters tours from Pittsburgh, with sponsor opportunities and host homes hoped to be provided by locals.
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Ohio
New Castle
Conti
Pat Angiolelli
Fire Department
Scotland Meadows
Angiolelli
Pittsburgh
Union Township
Merryman
Lawrence County
Union
Pitt Cancer Institute to add 30 oncologists from Ohio Valley practice
The University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute announced the joining of Oncology Hematology Associates, a 30 oncologist Western Pennsylvania practice, expanding the institute to become the nation’s largest cancer center by medical oncologists. The affiliation keeps current research and clinical projects active while adding 27 faculty from Pitt School of Medicine and 18 community oncologists.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute
Pennsylvania
The
Cancer Institute
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Oncology Hematology Associates
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Barilla resists sale as council dispute looms
Barilla said selling his property is out of the question while Chairman Torsello urged compromise before a possible July council review. Commission member Hoover Gibson urged Barilla to have the property resurveyed. The board approved Latrice Scott’s request to operate a group day care at 515 Sampson St from 6 a.m. to midnight seven days a week, caring for up to 12 children. she already has 10 and expects more now that school is out. Scott opened with state approval.
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Barilla
Rocco Torsello
Commission
Hoover Gibson
Latrice Scott
Sampson St
Scott
City panel reelects officers amid stalled approvals
The board elected new officers while a prior election was voided after vice chairman Anthony DiCarlo left before his term expired. Torsello remains chairman as J Christopher Miller becomes vice-chairman and conducts the meeting. Gibson becomes secretary, Esposito elected treasurer, Rozzi named assistant secretary treasurer though absent.
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Commission
Anthony DiCarlo
DiCarlo
Torsello
J. Christopher Miller
Miller
Gibson
New Commission
David Esposito
Carmen Rozzi
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Daniel Eugene Conti
North Myrtle Beach
S.C
Alissa M. Kalman
North Myrle Beach
Richard V. Polinski
Canonsburg
Amy Lynn Marker
Melissa A. Amodie
James Bailey
Young St
Brett Edward Sinibaldi
Wallace Ave
Richard Kitzko
Bleakley Ave
Apt. 2
Yalanda M. Shaner
State Department of Public Welfare
Sandra J. Atwell
Randolph St
Wilbert Taylor
Princeton Drive
Aliquippa
NEW Castle News
Butter County Community College
Bki
BCCC
HUPP
Geibel
Butlerounty Community College
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General Electric
Awsick
Philips
Ast
Rawr Piet
Carla
Magnavox
RCA
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Pioneer
Channing Y
Hte
Toshiba 19
Toshiba
MENN
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Custon
Jensen
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JVC
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SAP
Roper
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Tosh
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