Scungio Named Interim Wilmington Area Superintendent
Former Neshannock Township School District leader Joseph A. Scungio, 62, was hired unanimously as interim Wilmington Area School District superintendent at a rate of 350 dollars per day. He will serve until a permanent replacement is chosen, with August 21 set to hire. The district plans a bond issue to fund renovations of three elementary buildings while Dr. C Leon Ahlum retires on June 29. Scungio has built programs and expressed dedication to all Wilmington students.
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Neshannock Township
Joseph A. Scungio
Wilmington Area
Scungio
Neshannock
C. Leon Ahlum
Ahlum
Wilmington
Trout Farm Hidden Near Ed Covert Home Sparks Curiosity
Ed Covert, a 62 year old former UPS worker in Neshannock Township, runs a trout breeding operation on nearly five acres behind his Hazelcroft Avenue hill home. He started seven years ago using a natural spring and ponds, now housing about 40,000 to 50,000 trout, including 4,000 to 5,000 rainbow trout, selling most to area sportsmen clubs and events like Volant’s Fish for Fun. Brittany the Rottweiler helps and often reaches the trout first, as the story notes the dog’s swimming skill and showoff tendencies.
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Ed Covert
Neshannock Township
Covert
Hazelcroft Avenue
Conestoga Drive
Brittany
United Parcel Service
Maitland Road
Graceland Cemetery
Volant
Mohawk Area boards approves 2000 2001 budget records
Mohawk Area school directors approved a 15,055,981 budget for 2000 2001, the ninth straight year with no tax increase. Millage stays at 63.2, with two 5 per capita taxes and 1 percent wage tax plus 1 percent real estate transfer tax. Delinquent per capita taxes go to Sharp Collection Agency after Jan 1, 2001.
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Mohawk Area
Edmund Retort
Sharp Collection Agency
Sharpsville
Phyllis Retort
Elma Vankirk
Loretta Denny
Shenango Area Schools honors departing superintendent
Shenango Area School District records the retirement of Superintendent William Foster after 14 years. Foster attended at least 344 school board meetings, ending with last night’s session on June 29. Dr. Patrick O Toole successor vows to meet the challenge as the board considers a curriculum coordinator. staff changes for 2000 2001 include new dean to junior senior high principal and salary figures, calendar dates, substitute staff lists, resignations, an athletic trainer agreement, mileage rate, and insurance rate approvals.
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Mabel Householder
Karen Magnone
Virginia Penwell
Jean Frasso
William DeLair
Jennifer McConahy
Lawrence Fazioli
Lori Boston
Lauralee
Shenango Area
William Foster
Foster
Patrick O'Toole
Robert Davis
Diane Ridenbaugh
Shenango Area Education Association
Joe Palkovich
Davis
Daniel Bell
Maurice Raby
Food Service
Joseph Gaus
John Montgomery
Michael Smith
Victoria Gouza
Jameson Rehabilitation Center
Best of Worcester and York babies born in June 2000
Out of Town notices announce three new births in Worcester and York with mothers' former residencies. Ursula White and Rob Hunt welcome a son in Odenton Maryland, while Christopher Duncan Watson and Kristen Duncan Watson have a daughter in York Pennsylvania. June 2000 births tie to public hospital deliveries.
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Mark
Robyn Hepler Best
Worcester
Mass
University of Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Best
New Wilmington
Christopher
Kristen Duncan Watson
York, Pa
York Hospital
Watson
New Castle
Ursula White
Rob Hunt
Odenton
Mr. Hunt
Union Township
Butler man faces multiple luring, indecent exposure charges
Floyd Kenneth Greenawalt 53 of Butler has been charged in three counties with trying to entice a 14-year-old girl into his car in North Bethlehem Township last month and with an attempted lure of a 13-year-old in South Park on May 29. He also faces open lewdness and indecent exposure after police say he was observed engaging in a sex act in his car on June 4 and he previously was convicted in 1991 for kidnapping andSexual assault in Cranberry Township.
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Butler
Scenery Hill
Washington County
Floyd Kenneth Greenawalt
Bethlehem Township
Greenawalt
Cranberry
Butler County
Allegheny County
South Park
Landfill opponents meet Thursday near McConnell's Mill
The Slippery Rock Stream Keepers will host a 7 p.m. meeting at Wayne Township firehall on Route 65 for residents opposing Robert Seehan's plan to build a residual waste landfill near McConnell's Mill State Park. Speakers include Steve Craig of the Pennsylvania Environmental Council and state Rep. Frank LaGrotta.
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Slippery Rock
Robert Seehan
McConnell’s Mill State Park
Wayne Township
Steve Craig
Pennsylvania Environmental Council
Frank LaGrotta
Cancer support group to meet at JJ's Eatery
The New Castle Cancer Support Group will meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at JJ's Eatery on Wilmington Road. Speakers Al Martsolf and Sherry Stover will discuss lymphedema management. For more information call Julie, Joan, Katie, or Mary at listed numbers.
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New Castle
Jj’s
Pappan’s
Wilmington Road
al Martsolf
Sherry Stover
Julie
Joan
Katie
Mary
Blood drive set at Highland Presbyterian Church
The American Red Cross will conduct a blood drive from noon to 5 30 p.m. tomorrow at Highland Presbyterian Church. An incorrect location was published in yesterday's edition and has now been corrected.
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American Red Cross
Highland Presbyterian Church
The
Red Cross
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