Methane gas leak tackled by state experts in Union Township
An isotope geochemist from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection outlines a plan to seal and vent a methane leak behind a Union Township Wal Mart plaza. A positive pressure barrier under slabs plus a trench and vent system will push gas out and away from residences.
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Fred Baldassaro
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Maple Heights
Wal- Mart
Union Township
Baldassare
Gas leak prompts venting work and limited Red Cross aid
Columbia Gas detects methane in yards at 13 apartment buildings as DEP supervises venting. The Red Cross assists one family with motel costs while residents largely stay with relatives. Developer Angelo Medure is responsible for fixing the issue and funding solutions as gas is turned back on only after safety confirmation.
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Columbia Gas
Tarbell
Stephen Stasko
Union Township
Lawrence County
the Red Cross
Tom Ford
Red Cross
Angelo Medure
Maple Heights
District Judges Charge Multiple Suspects in Regional Case List
District Judge Melissa Amodie and Jerry Cartwright oversee a multi city batch of charges filed by Ellwood City, New Castle, and state police. Individuals face counts from possession with intent to deliver controlled substances to assault, theft, forgery, and driving under the influence across New Castle and Ellwood City.
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Melissa AmodieeJaylan Prowell
E. Sharp St
New Castle
Jerry Cartwright
Robert Kevin Mulig
12Th St. Ext
Ellwood City
Samuel A. Cheeks
W. Terrace Ave
eJames Aron Abraham
E. Reynolds St
eTorrance Damon Respress
N. Cedar St
Deandre Lance Johnson
E. Long Ave
Louis R. Singleton
Lyndal St
eQuantel
Maurice Searcy
Brooklyn Ave
Darrell Lee Harding Jr
Terrace Ave
Raymond W. Woods Jr
Gary Lane
Edinburg
Northwest Lawrence
eRyan Hoellein
Mile Hill Road
Rebeca Reese
Lancaster Road
Harmony
Bruce Lee Wallace
Stacie Lane
Zoccoli
Christopher J. Sheeler
Glen Ave
Julie Ann Joseph
Hazel Ave
Justin Kirk Meader
Martin St
Thunder From Page Al l News Approval Of Neshannock Contract
The school board reversed its stance and approved a contract with the semi pro Thunder team at Neshannock High School. Opponents including James W. Kearney Jr and others argued zoning, noise, safety, and non educational use, while supporters cited community interest and funds. A neighbor turnout pressed concerns over liability and impact on education.
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L News
Neshannock High School
James W. ‘Kearney Jr
William D. Brown
Jay S. Vitale
John B. Dietz
Cheryl A. = Kimmel
Anthony D. Ross
Mary Jo Coyne
Joseph G.gierlach
Tracy Stevenson
Coyne
Kearney
North Point
New Castle Thunder
Neshannock
Razzano Foundation
Lawrence County District Attorney's Speakers Bureau
Lawrence County District Attorney announces a speakers bureau contact at 724 656 1916 to arrange talks on crime prevention, legal process, and community safety. Officials encourage schools clubs and organizations to request presentations for awareness and education.
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Lawrence County
Diesel spill on Route 60 causes rush hour lane closure
A diesel fuel spill near Route 60 in Pulaski Township closed the northbound right lane after a tractor-trailer struck a spring, rupturing the tank. About 100 gallons spilled one mile south of Route 208. No injuries reported as Estes Express Lines and a hazmat crew, along with Neshannock Township police and Pulaski Fire, cleaned up the spill.
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Pulaski Township
Northwest Lawrence
James B. Morris Jr
David Beers
Morris
Beers’ Company
Estes Express Lines
West Middlesex
Mount Lebanon
Pulaski
Neshannock Township
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