Kirkwood fundraiser controversy spurs calls for resignation
Local NAACP and religious leaders confronted the district after a fundraiser speech by official Kirkwood sparked accusations of racism and denigrating remarks. Superintendent Sarandrea said the event was non-school, the board will not vote, and Kirkwood alone must decide resignation. Don Kirkwood defended his brother, highlighting years of community work and care for kids, while coaches and family backed him amid calls for accountability.
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John J. Sarandrea
Sarandrea
George Gabriel
Chastity Williams
National Association of the Advancement of Colored People
Don Kirkwood
New Castle Arrests and Charges Reported by Police
Local police in New Castle and surrounding towns cited numerous individuals on charges ranging from redacted violations to retail theft and DUI. Names include Hazel Piuri and Jennifer Nicholson, with incidents in Ellwood City Union Township Moraine State Park and nearby jurisdictions.
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eDiana K. Harding
New Castle
eHazel Louise Piuri
Anthony Domenick Kordish
Jerry G. Cartwright
Ellwood City
David Allen Biddle
Donald E. Plum Ill
Georgetown
Jennifer L. Nicholson
Union Township
eWilliam Matthew Klein
Justin Thomas Kent
New Galilee
Ralph Edward Dottle
Aleah M. Coblentz
David B.rishel
Brandon Brooks Bishop
Monaca
Commonwealth
Zachary J. Boring
New Brighton
Scott A. McGrath
Pittsburgh Hero Recovers After Knife Attack Standoff
Jamrozik’s strength and quick action by four officers prevented a fatal outcome after Donna Turner attacked him with a knife in a locked building. Police arrived to a grisly scene. Turner is jailed on multiple charges while Jamrozik, aided by an advanced tourniquet, faces two surgeries and an 80 percent chance to regain full use of his left arm. He praises Officer Mason and hopes to return to work.
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Donna Turner
Pittsburgh
Jamrozik
Turner
Teri
Donald Mason
Mason
Tina Turner
Allegheny General Hospital
Dollar General
Allegheny County
Lennon
Felice
Dunker
Man acquitted of murder convicted of manslaughter in Lycoming
In Lycoming County Pennsylvania Glenn Jackson, 53, was found not guilty of first degree murder but convicted of voluntary manslaughter for killing his friend Michael Krauser, 47, and burying the body in a crawl space. He also received convictions for aggravated assault and abuse of a corpse. He testified the men argued over a $20 debt after drinking and that Krauser claimed to have killed six others. Prosecutors said Krauser was stabbed and knocked out, with Jackson discarding evidence to hide the crime.
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Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Wnep-Tv
Lycoming County
Glenn Jackson
Michael Krauser
Jackson
Krauser
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University of Oklahoma
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Debbie Wachter
New Castle High School
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Ncnewsonline
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New Castle News
Angela M. Stupi
Advanced Rheumatology and Arthritis Wellness Center
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