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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2006
Page
1
The Big Fish Memorial honors a noted fishing enthusiast with a community event. Organizers said the tribute will feature casting clinics, a charity auction, and a family-friendly day at the lake. Proceeds support local fishing clubs and youth programs.
Jack Black headlines Nacho Libre as a goofy lucha libre tale where a backstage monk fights for honor and humor. The film blends comedy with sports theater energy as Nacho faces rival wrestlers and finds unlikely fame in the ring.
In a hard fought contest on the league's schedule, the Pirates edged the Cardinals as key players from both teams traded baskets. The Pirates' offense surged late to seal the victory, supported by strong performances from their leading scorers and clutch three pointers.
Merlin Baker age 68 of 1005 Beckford Street John J. Chmura 53 of 708 North Ashland Avenue Paul R. Diehl 57 of New Galilee Mary Irene McCown 87 of New Wilmington Stanley Majocka Sr. 84 of 105 South Ray Street William F. Palmiro 53 of 210 North Lafayette Street Concetta Rossi 89 of Finch Street LaAnn Sonntag 47 of North Hollywood California A Tomei Jr. 59 of 624 Harmony Baptist.
In New Castle a heated school board meeting drew over 60 attendees. The crowd largely backed junior high principal Jacqueline M. Respress after Terence P. Meehan was hired as administrative assistant to the superintendent. Local residents, including Rev. Peter Franklin, urged strong support for Respress while criticizing board leadership.
Charlotte Sheffield, board member Erica Mihok, listens as a speaker backs junior high principal Jacqueline M. Respress at a New Castle Area School Board meeting. The context ties to Sheffield in comments noted for page A3.
Frank Tomski, a 1968 New Castle High School graduate and Elder Ag & Turf rep from East Palestine, Ohio, plans a July 20 and 21 cleanup demonstration at Gaston Park with more than a million dollars in machinery. He visited the park amid concerns over trash, drug debris, and deteriorating shelters, and met with Mayor Wayne Alexander to offer his company’s services to revitalize the site.
The Pennsylvania House approved a bill to cut property taxes using about 1 billion dollars from slot-machine gambling and sent it to Governor Rendell. Supporters hailed it as progress while critics warned the reform relies on uncertain gambling revenue and may not fully aid homeowners.
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