Neshannock grad earns doctor of pharmacy degree
Anneliese Harp, a Neshannock High School graduate, was inspired by sisters Kelsey and Maeghan Moss who earned PharmD degrees from the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy. She pursued Pitt pharmacy, and last month she earned her own PharmD from Pitt.
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Union High claims first state softball title in 12-2 mercy win
The Union High Lady Scots defeated Northeast Bradford 12-2 in the PIAA Class 1A final at Penn State Beard Field. Union (23-2) surged ahead with six first inning runs, and Mia Preuhs (17-2) held the mound with eight strikeouts. Irelyn Fisher drove in five RBIs with a three run homer, Olivia Benedict added a solo shot, and the mercy rule ended the game after the sixth inning. This marks Union’s first state crown and a second straight title for Lawrence County softball after Neshannock’s 2A victory.
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Ellwood council to vote on Magnifico discipline Monday
Ellwood City Borough Council will weigh disciplinary action for police Sgt. Robert Magnifico after a Loudermill hearing with Mayor Anthony Court. Magnifico has been on personal time off since an incident June 6 at a Sheetz store where video shows him pushing and yelling at a man. no charges have been filed. The council plans to decide on unpaid leave or other measures at its Monday meeting.
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Esposito homicide trial ends with guilty verdict
Louis Vincent Esposito was found guilty of two counts of first degree murder, attempted criminal homicide, and escaping in a weeklong Dewey Avenue case. The jury, after 82 minutes, recommended sentencing in 60 to 90 days with a potential two lifetime terms and 23 to 47 years, as families reacted with relief and grief. Judge J. Craig Cox presided as the verdicts were read and Esposito was taken into custody.
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