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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2009
Page
1
A security guard was shot and killed during a shootout at the Holocaust Museum. Police reported the incident occurred on museum grounds amid an ongoing investigation and no additional injuries were immediately confirmed.
Local page notes a Jennifer Leigh Dance Gallery recital scheduled for Sunday. The event highlights performances by dancers from the gallery with likely showcase pieces and potential audience attendance details.
Bessemer Beautification Committee members Robin Kirkwood and Jerry Snyder lead a Sunday Flag Day observance in Old Glory Square. The event features a color guard firing detail taps and a Missing Man Table tribute with Blessings by Rev Nathan Leslie. The flagpole and garden were rebuilt after the borough flag was stolen.
Dr. Cynthia Maro, 46, Ellwood City veterinarian, admitted to ARD for alleged conspiracy to violate the controlled substances act and related charges after attempting to drug her ex boyfriend with Adderall. Co-defendant Connie Glavan, 38, a veterinary technician, also placed in ARD. Both must pay prosecution costs and 12 months probation. The ARC program offers an alternative to conviction, contingent on completion and court approval to dismiss charges and clear the record.
In Daytona Beach Florida Erica Flynn and sisters Adelynn Addy Whiting and Molly Whiting helped the University of Louisville Ladybirds dance team of 24 to take the top spot at the National Cheerleaders Association National Dance Alliance Collegiate Championships. It marked the Ladybirds third straight win and the team’s eighth overall victory.
Police Chief Joe Lombardo urges Union Township residents to curb junk ahead of tomorrow's annual cleanup. Items may be placed at the curb at no cost, with officers patrolling streets to enforce the public nuisance ordinance and cite junk, junked cars, high grass, garbage, tires or debris found on property.
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