Neighborhood Pantry A decade of dignity through shared food and fellowship
The program runs on credits instead of cash, inviting clients to participate in services and keep their dignity intact. It builds community bonds with guidance from Rev. Ron Eade and staff, drawing support from local leaders like Rep. Chris Savnato and Commissioner Dan Vogler as well as election candidates.
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Ron Eade
Elaine Cunningham
Webb
Grandma
Abraham
Chris Savnato
Lawrence County
Dan Vogler
Loretta Spielvogel
MaryAnn Gavrile
New Castle
Mark Elisco
Spielvogel
Mahoningtown
Tiewa
Linda Smith
Courtney Harlan
Courtney
Barrett
Pantry
Joey Abraham
Three Women Rescued From Neshannock Creek Near New Wilmington
First responders saved three women aged 25 to 35 who were stranded on an air mattress and a kayak after both vessels capsized on Neshannock Creek along Route 956 in New Wilmington Township. Rescuers from Volant, New Wilmington, Neshannock, Noga Ambulance and state police recovered all three near Piella Court and checked them with EMTs. all were released. The kayak remains in the water.
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Gary Church News
Neshannock Creek
New Wilmington Township
Eric Young
Pennsylvania State Police
Volant
New Wilmington
Neshannock
New Castle
Neshannock Township
Noga
Neshannock Town
Aldak
Pialla Court
Piella Court
Hickory Township
Trump Opens 2015 Campaign With Escalator Entrance
The story recalls Donald Trump’s 2015 campaign launch at Trump Tower with Melania, the famous escalator moment, and a speech vowing to make the country great. It notes advisers urging no delay, the early staffers writing remarks, and Trump’s focus on strength, borders, and economic rhetoric.
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Jeb Bush
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MSG
New York
Madison Square Garden
Melania
Trump Tower
Corey Lewandowski
Corey
Ivanka
China
Pennsylvania Budget Patchwork Amid Surplus Faces Credit Scrutiny
Pennsylvania enjoys two years of strong revenue but remains rated low by Moody's and S&P. Critics point to a shrinking transit fund from 450 million to 50 million in 2022, rising Turnpike debt, unpaid loans from 2002 and 2016, and ongoing masking of near term costs through delayed Medicaid payments and bond issues. Governor Wolf defends finances while acknowledging unsustainable transit funding.
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