Union raises taxes and trims staff in Union Township
Union Area School Board adopted a 4.9 million dollar budget for 1992 93 raising the millage from 88 to 94 and laying off four middle school teachers Concetta Fiorante Marcie L Shaw Roberta J DiCaprio and Stacy Wagner while Ruth Kei and Janet Dennis drop to half time The plan cuts staff due to a projected enrollment decline and notes recalls possible if enrollment rebounds Schools will see no class size change and some lower grade teachers may move to middle school if needed The district also approved the Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School budget of 4 036609 million, up 3.57 percent.
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Union Area School Board
Concetta Fiorante
Marcie L. Shaw
Roberta J. DiCaprio
Stacy Wagner
Ruth Kei
Janet Dennis
Robert Burchett
Burchett
Ionta
Nion Square
Lawrence County
State orders New Castle Airport to spend or forfeit grant funds
The New Castle Airport Authority faces a June 30 deadline to spend or forfeit unspent state grant money. Chairman Thomas George said the authority may reapply next year if necessary, and a special meeting was set for Wednesday to discuss strategies, obstructions, and potential land purchases with state and federal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Thomas George
George
Thomas J. Fee
Richard Dorothy
Biro Tech
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve
Neshannock school officials approved raises for staff
The Neshannock Township School Board approved raises for district administrators and staff for 1992 93. Superintendent Joseph Scungio will earn 69197, Elementary Principal Herbert Hunt 55649, Transportation Supervisor Eugene King 33547, building and Administrative secretaries saw increases, and various clerical and support staff gains including teachers aides and bus drivers.
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Neshannock Township
Joseph Scungio
Herbert Hunt
Eugene King
eSarah Dunkle
ePhyllis Vosburg
eJeanne Ann Hunt
Camp Breathe E Z Provides Free Fun for Asthmatic Kids
Ten year old Brooke Mohr and nine year old Andrew Shaw participate in water balloon finals and knee ball races at Camp Breathe E Z held by the American Lung Association of Western Pennsylvania and Jameson Memorial Hospital at McGill Presbyterian Community Center. The camp offers activities at no cost for local youngsters with asthma, staffed by qualified medical volunteers.
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Brooke Mohr
New Castle
Camp Breathe
American Lung Association of Western Pennsylvania
Jameson Memorial Hospital
McGill Presbyterian Community Center
Andrew Shaw
Portersville
Wesley Strickler
Shenango Township
New Castle area events calendar highlights June and July
A busy schedule features a New Castle High Class of 1972 reunion at 7 p.m. in the junior auditorium of the New Castle Public Library, and a free hearing screening at Jameson Health Place in New Wilmington. Programs include a Sitter safety course, storytime at the library, a strawberry festival at Savannah United Methodist Church, a Canfield Antiques Show, and Moraine State Park canoe and nature programs. Health screenings, CPR recertification, mammography, and veterans outreach services are also advertised with locations at Jameson Health Place, Epworth United Methodist Church, and St. Francis Hospital. Additional events cover a donor-focused wellness program, arthritis outreach, and small business counseling by the Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce. The calendar lists dates from June 25 through July 1 across multiple venues in New Castle and surrounding towns.
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New Castle
New Castle Public Library
Jameson Health Place
New Wilmington
Lawrence Village Plaza
The
Savannah United Methodist Church
Savannah-Gardner Road
Canfield
Ohio, Fairgrounds
U.S. 224
Moraine State Park
School of Nursing
Governor’s
Veterans Outreach and Assistance Center
Margaret St
St. Francis Hospital
St. Lucy Church
Mahoningtown
St. Monica Church
Wampum
Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce
Shenango Street
South Shore
Second Baptist Church
Bell Ave
Women’s Day Committee
Brookfield
Ohio
Brookfield Center
Sunken Garden
Pleasant Valley
McConnell’s Mill
Mill
Shriners Crusade, Run To Benefit Autism Here And In Pittsburgh
Shriners of Lawrence Caravan 15 plan a weekend crusade in Lawrence County to highlight free care at Shriners Hospitals for children with bone joint or burn issues. The Second Wind Running Club will relay the 50 mile run from New Castle to Pittsburgh for Lawrence County Night July 16 at Three Rivers Stadium with donors on stadium scoreboards for gifts of 50 dollars or more. Peggy Plonka at 658 4297 provides details.
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Shriners of Lawrence Caravan 15
Lawrence County
Shriners Hospitals
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Pennsylvania
Autism Society of America
Pirates
U.S
New Castle News
P.O
Laurel School Board approves 1400 raises for secretaries
Corrections note that central office secretaries at Laurel receive 1400 raises, not 1500 as previously reported. Also corrects Moravia Street wall collapse into Big Run rather than Neshannock Creek, Koppel Mayor Pietrandrea’s first name, and Kate Korab obituary mass time and private blessing details.
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Laurel School Board
Moravia Street
Big Run
Neshannock Creek
Kate J. Korab
Holy Trinity Polish National Church
Naga Funeral
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Victoria Cascino
Union Township
Domenic J. Santa
Sonta
Dennis Vrabel
Neshannock
eCarol DeLorenzo
Elaine Carenbauer
eJoyce Patton
eCarol Robinson
Patricia Brugler
Gisela Arrow
Cathy Snyder
Michael Zuzow
Patricia Columbus
Kildoo
Hilltop Nature Trail
Jameson Mohawk Community Health Center
Epworth United Methodist Church
East Washington
St. Francis Hospital Rehabilitation Center
Hell’s Hollow Park
Shriners State Paper
Crusade
Allegheny County
Martin P. Tometsko
New Kensington
Westmoreland County
Reserve
Edward J. Turner
Eugene Coon
Allegheny County Police Department
Tarentum
Turner
Tometsko
Pennsylvania Daily Number
BND Cas
Vssnesaccass Ooo
Ceey Eee Paet
Lic Seyiee
Hio Romer Shans Petneeetess
Arcu Po Baorme oIe
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ER Lotto
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Koppel
Dennis Pietrandrea
Bob Vosburg
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