Ellwood City Hires Two Policemen From Erie Area
Ellwood City council hired two Erie area police officers to replace two on disability, bringing the force to 13. Scott Stablein, 23, and Robert Brown, 28, are Marines veterans with Act 120 and Act 235 certifications and family details noted. The meeting also approved resurfacing projects totaling about 68 thousand dollars funded mainly by the state liquid fuels fund, plus an enterprise zone advisory committee.
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Ellwood
Erie
Civil Service
Scott Gtablein
Robert E. Brown
Stablein
Marine Corps
Sandra
Michael. Brown
Lake City
Securit
Aiken
S.C
Perry
Ohio
Shelley
Robert
Melissa
Council
Norman Mo
Ough
Floyd McElwain
Morabito
Carla Agostinelli-Sabatino
Robert Hummel
Richard Basile
Alsy
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Hanewald
Inmetco
Economic Development Corporation
Kevin Handerhan
Ellwood City Forge
Dan Fish
Leeds & Northrup
Carl Agostinelli
Hummel
Francis Keller Jr
Ellwood City
Charles N. O’data
Geneva College
Charlotte Zuschlag
Ellwood Federal
Paul Abraham
First National
Tom Statura
Integra
Marilyn Barnhart
Peoples Home Savings
David Turner
Ellwood City Council approves pool water credit and new ordinances
The council allowed sewage bill adjustments for residents who fill pools with borough water after notifying the borough for water meter readings. It set electric bill credits for long absences, adopted three measures including parking bans on South Fourth Street and allowing police to buy credit for military service, created handicapped parking, bought a $9,900 Magnasync logger recorder for police dispatchers, approved pool rentals, paid several project and recycling fees, replaced a deteriorated flag pole with three new poles, planned a 30 day alley closure, offered incentives for electric customers, endorsed Red Cross use of the municipal auditorium as disaster HQ with costs on Red Cross, and donated $300 to the Lawrence County Tourist Promotion Agency.
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Ellwood City
South Fourth Street
Magnasync of
California
Veterans Memorial
Ewing Park
Aiken Refuse Co
New Castle
Paving & Construction Co
Beaver Avenue
Cortez Bros
Bridge Avenue
Sixth Street
United States
Pennsylvania
Marshall Funeral Home
First Baptist Church
Fountain Avenue
American Red Cross
Beaver County
Lawrence County
New cellular tower in Hickory Township expands service
Center Cellular Co of Youngstown completes a 400 foot steel tower on Cameron Road in Hickory Township. The new tower, leased from Wallas Dairy Farm, will boost car phone service across Youngstown Columbiana County Sharon Meadville and Columbiana County. Billing is by Centel with local numbers assigned via New Castle exchanges. Grand opening planned soon with a full time sales rep to serve New Castle area.
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New Castle
Center Cellular Co
Youngstown
Cameron Road
Hickory Township
Sharon
Meadville
Columbiana County
Wallas
Center
Ralph Quiroz
Chicago
Carlvin Steed
Steed
Centel
Lawrence County events and health programs calendar
The listing covers concerts at Westminster College, health outreach by St Francis Hospital and Epworth Church, and community activities. Highlights include the Lawrence County Brass at 7:30 p.m. on the college quad, blood pressure and cholesterol screenings at St Francis programs, a Batman Returns party at McDonald’s, a New Castle High Class of 1972 reunion, and various park and library programs through June.
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Westminster College
Lawrence County Brass
College
Anderson Amphitheater
American Cancer Society
Ellwood City Hospital
Pershing Street
St. Francis Hospital
Holy Trinity Church
S. Jefferson St
School of Nursing
New Castle
Kmart
Lawrence Village Placé
McDonald’s
Ellwood Road
Comfort Inn
Jameson Health Place
New Wilmington
St. Camillus Church
W. Englewood Ave
Lawrence County
Epworth United Methodist Church
East Washington Street
School of Nurs
Ing
Lawrence Village Plaza
Governor’s
Veterans Outreach and Assistance Center
Jobs Service Office
Margaret St
St. Lucy Church
Mahoningtown
Koppel approves street projects and safety program
Borough Council approved a 29000 contract to R D Retort Paving to resurface Ida Mary streets and Second and Third avenues with a 30 day completion target after a preconstruction meeting. A $1790 sidewalk replacement with handicap ramps was awarded to Frank Krawchyk. Plans include reserved parking signs, a 35 mph speed limit on the bridge, and a $1200 public donation to fund the Officer Phil safety program with videotapes, coloring books, and school presentations. The borough also announced towing of junk vehicles by Young's Towing Service with owners paying tow costs.
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R.D. Retort Paving & Construction Co
New Castle
Ida and Mary
Arthur Street
Frank Krawchyk
Beaver
Officer Phil
Koppel
Ohorodnyk
Young’s Towing Service
Rochester
St Vitus group to honor Scarnati and Bongivengo at breakfast
The St. Vitus Holy Name Society will honor Frank Bongivengo and Anthony Scarnati at its 44th Father and Son Breakfast on Sunday after the 7 am Mass in Fabbri Hall. Bongivengo will be father of the year, Scarnati man of the year, with Ray Mansfield as speaker. Tickets are $4 in advance or $5 at the door.
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St. Vitus Group
Scarnati
Bongivengo
Frank Bongivengo
Anthony Scarnati
St. Vitus Holy Name Society
Hazelcroft Ave
Pittsburgh
Shenango China
Holy Name Society
Eagles Club
Knights of Columbus
Sue Caiazza
Frank
Ron
Rita Ludovici
Renee DeBlasio
Anthony J. Scarnati
Thomas Costa
The
Neshannock Adopts 8.6 Million Budget For 1992 93
The Neshannock Township School Board unanimously adopted an 8.6 million dollar budget for the 1992 93 year with no tax increase. The plan, a 2.67 percent rise from 1991 92, keeps the earned income tax at 1 percent with 0.5 percent for district and township each. Per capita taxes stay at 15 dollars and the occupational privilege tax at 10 dollars. real estate transfer tax also retained. Three members were absent for the vote.
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Neshannock Township
Bruce Waldman
Stephen Feld
James B. Welker Jr
Westmoreland man gets drug rehab term for marijuana use
Albert Mrozek a 49 year old North Huntingdon man received a six to 23 month drug rehabilitation program sentence after pleading guilty to possessing marijuana used to ease multiple sclerosis symptoms since 1982. His wife Barbara Mrozek 49 will get two years probation and a $5000 fine with 160 hours of service for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
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Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Albert Mrozek
Barbara
North Huntingdon
Mrozek
Common Pleas
Daniel Ackerman
Laurel Elementary library program on Tuesdays through Aug 18
A correction note clarifies the Laurel Elementary School library program runs only on Tuesdays through Aug 18 and that yesterday’s report wrongly stated daily activity. It also notes Kathryn Dicky was not hired as a secondary science teacher and that a $1,500 raise for central office secretaries was approved, both misreported. For corrections contact Bob Vosbury at 654-6651 between 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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Laurel
Kathryn Dickey
New Castle News Subscriptions Rates and Contact
The advertisement lists home delivery at 2.00 weekly and 0.35 for single copy. Mail rates vary by area with prices for Lawrence County and nationwide options, foreign rates on request. Postmaster address and phone number provided.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
U.S
New Castle News
P.O
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