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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2009
Page
1
A local page reports Hoyt presents an exhibit featuring prints by noted sculptors. The event highlights varied techniques and styles, drawing attention from regional arts patrons and collectors.
Evan L. DiFrischia 76 of Slippery Rock Township George A Freed 70 of Emlenton Pa Edgar J Leeper 92 of Edinburg Joyce M Nofsker 74 of 1111 E Washington St obituary notices list ages and hometowns following death in Pennsylvania communities.
At least two Lawrence County homes were damaged by a Wednesday night lightning strike. Firefighters from New Wilmington and Pulaski battled a porch roof fire at Mose J. Wengerd’s Amish home at 670 Cranberry Road after a tree near the house was struck and a surge traveled 20 feet across the ground. Fire Chief Gary Wagner said heavy rain preceded the event and the front porch roof caught fire but was slowed by a garden hose before crews peeled siding and extinguished the fire. No further damage to the house was found.
Lawrence County legislators react to Governor Rendell's plan to raise personal income tax from 3.07 to 3.57 percent to close a 3.2 billion deficit. Rep. Chris Sainato of Blue Dog Democrats voices serious concerns and opposition. Sen. Elder Vogel echoes doubt, urging budget-cut progress before any tax increase.
Lawrence County commissioners may face competition for the former Second Presbyterian Church at Milton and Countyline streets as Greek DeVasil of Greek's House of Gold discusses a potential purchase with owner Paul Lynch. No agreement is signed and Lynch is out of the country until month end. DeVasil claims a higher offer than the $275,000 bid but does not reveal the amount.
Donnie Ray Sherman grew up in Conway South Carolina as one of 12 children. He faced a bully that spurred his boxing career. Sherman later fought back and laid the former foe cold. He once tried out with the Eagles and later moved to Pennsylvania. He and Rosa McPhatter have been together for over 30 years and he has helped raise her sons Jake and Ron.
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