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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2009

Page

3

Woman to be charged in crash in Neshannock Township

Susan Valenti, 38, of 213 West Sheridan Avenue, will face charges of endangering the welfare of children and leaving unattended children after her running car drifted from gear at about 7 p.m. Friday. With four children inside, the vehicle struck a utility pole, crossed Wilmington Road, and damaged a business complex. No injuries were reported. the car was later driven away.

Wilmington Road Neshannock Township Susan Valenti W. Sheridan Ave Valenti Dollar General Hazelcroft Avenue Penn Power Dominion Gas

District approves bond sale for athletic field projects

The four dissenting members voted against the athletics portion while Kimmel opposed it on funding grounds. Yes votes came from Jay S. Vitale, William D. Brown, Mark A. Hassan, James W. Kearney, and Anthony Ross. Roosevelt & Cross Inc. purchased the bonds, with Greg McLahanan of Public Financial Management and Clifford Pastel guiding the legal and financial steps.

Kimmel Pearson Park Jay S. Vitale William D. Brown Mark A. Hassan James W. Kearney Anthony “Skip” Ross Roosevelt & Cross Inc New York City Greg McLahanan Public Financial Management Clifford Pastel Eckert, Seamans, Cherin and Mallott Law Firm Pittsburgh

Neshannock approves homestead and farmstead tax relief

The Neshannock school board approved homestead and farmstead exclusions totaling 196 015 60 dollars reducing school taxes by 69 53 per qualifying residence. 2818 homes and one farmstead qualify with relief shown on bills mailed later this month. Real estate taxes set at 13 697 mills and estimated revenue 8 350 000 dollars. Earned income tax half percent for the district and half for the township with 935 000 expected. Real estate transfer taxes split 50 50 with 110 000 expected. Per capita tax 15 dollars with 93 000 revenue. Emergency municipal service tax 10 dollars with 52 000 district revenue.

Neshannock Township eReal eEmergency Municipal Service

Hillsville club faces liquor law charges

The Johnson Club on Church Hill Road in Mahoning Township, Hillsville, is charged by the Erie Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement with multiple violations of Pennsylvania Liquor Code. Allegations date from July 8, 2008, through January 23 of this year, including selling to non members and gambling activity. Penalties range from 50 to 5000 dollars, with possible license suspension or revocation.

Hillsville Club Pennsylvania Erie Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement Johnson Club Church Hill Road Mahoning Township

Westfall town seeks bankruptcy amid 20 million judgment

In Westfall Pennsylvania a 20 million judgment looms over the town once tied to racketeering to hinder a condo project. Officials seek bankruptcy protection as developers, residents, and neighboring states watch. Experts doubt court approval, noting rarity of municipal bankruptcies and possible state intervention.

Westfall Pennsylvania Wilkes-Barre New York New Jersey Delaware River David Katz John Dalton Katz Florida Camden American Bankruptcy Institute Michael Pagano College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs University of Illinois-Chicago Pagano Cleveland Bridgeport Conn

Benetas Eyes Six Pack Shop After Liquor Ruling

The ruling affects two Al Township restaurant liquor licenses as takeout limits cap beer at 192 ounces per sale. Benetas plans no on site consumption, arguing establishments should decide license use. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board reviews the decision and weighs impact.

Benetas Nick Hays Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board

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