Jordan Brown released from custody after placement review
Lawrence County Common Pleas Judge John W. Hodge ordered Jordan Brown to live with a relative in Mahoning County Ohio after a Monday hearing. The 17 year old, who graduated high school this month, will attend a western Pennsylvania university this fall and must remain out of Lawrence County on parole until age 21. He has resided in a Crawford County halfway house in Guy's Mills. The case began when he was 11 and his father's fiancée Kenzie Houk was shot in 2009. charges were upgraded then moved to juvenile court in 2011.
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John W. Hodge
Mahoning County
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Crawford County
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Kenzie Marie Houk
Beaver Borough
Christopher Brown
New Castle Fire Department Helps Nepal Campaign With Retired Truck
The New Castle Fire Department donated its 1986 Engine 2404 to a Kathmandu based crew in Nepal. Michael Kobold of the Soarway Foundation and Fire Station Project picked up the truck at South Margaret Street for donation to aid disaster preparedness in Nepal led by U S ambassador Scott S DeLisi.
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Soarway Foundation
Michael Kobold
South Margaret Street
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Soarway
U.S
Scott S. DeLisi
Sparway Foundation
Carnegie Mellon University
Radulph Fiennes
Bill Clinton
James Gandolfini
Mount
Everest
Evangelicals feel alienated amid declining clout in Kentucky
In Benton Kentucky Evangelicals report rising anxiety and perceived marginalization as culture wars, school prayer, Nativity displays and same sex marriage oil spill into daily life. Pastor Richie Clendenen warns believers face growing hostility as public opinion shifts.
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Benton, Kentucky
Richie Clendenen
Christian Fellowship Church
America
Jesus
U.S. Supreme Court
Calls for LGBT antidiscrimination laws gain after Orlando shooting
In Harrisburg advocates and lawmakers cite the Orlando nightclub massacre to press Pennsylvania to expand protections for sexual orientation and gender identity. State Rep. Brian Sims and Rep. Dan Frankel say the atrocity underscores the need for a broader hate crime and discrimination law, while noting the bill remains stalled in committee.
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Orlando
Pennsylvania
Brian Sims
Philadelphia
Dan Frankel
Allegheny County
Sims
Frankel
Omar Mateen
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