Sheryl Ann Wilkison 77 Neshannock Township resident dies
Sheryl Ann Wilkison of Neshannock Township died the afternoon of June 16 2021 at UPMC Presbyterian Born July 21 1943 in New Castle she was the daughter of Ot Lyman Ring bloom and Ret Jeanne Stock man Ring bloom She is survived by her husband Ron Wilkison married September 19 1962 and by daughters Jodi Rugh and Joi Wilkison three grandsons J T Rugh Alex Rugh and Jeremy Rugh a granddaughter Chloe Wilkison and her brother Lyman Ringbloom Jr Also preceding in death were her son Ron Koot Wilkison and sister Betty Jeanne Aiken Private service arrangements were entrusted to Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home and Crematory Online condolences may be offered at the funeral home website.
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Sheryl Ann Wilkison
Neshannock Township
Upmc Presbyterian
New Castle
Ot Lyman
Ret
Sheryl
Jodi Rugh
Jim
Joi Wilkison
Lyman Ringbloom Jr
Marilyn
J.T. Rugh
Leslie
Alex Rugh
Jeremy Rugh
Chloe Wilkison
Betty “Bunny” Robbins Robbins obituary and services in 2021
Betty Bunny Robbins 90 of The Villages Florida died June 6 2021 at home surrounded by family Born April 26 1931 in Ellwood City to Benjamin P Barker and Mary Rose Heichel Barker She owned Bunny’s Card and Gifts in New Castle and enjoyed RV travel gardening crocheting organ playing and church Survived by husband Ward Robbins two children Jeffery Yarzebinski and Marcie Wesner three grandchildren five great grandchildren two stepchildren Visitation June 21 2021 funeral 11 am at R Cunningham Funeral Home Locust Grove Cemetery burial Memorials to St Jude Research Hospital
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Betty
Bunny" Robbins
Florida
Ellwood City
Benjamin P
Mary Rose Heichel Barker
Bunny
New Castle
Ward
U.S
Benjamin and
Mary (Heichel) Barker
Charlotte Barker
Joanne Smock
Terri Fulkerson Stoops
John
Stephen Yarzebinski
Ward Robbins
Jeffery
Debra) Yarzebinski
Conway
South Carolina
Marcie Jo
Richard) Wesner
Virginia Beach
Virginia
Benjamin
Paula) Barker
Michell) Barker
Denise Hasek Summers
Cortland
Ohio
Jennifer
Bill) Winkler
Ryan
Kathryn) Yarzebinski
Lynchburg
Robert
Ranila) Wesner
Walter Robbins
Germany
Ashley Robbins
Goochland
R. Cunningham
Locust Grove Cemetery
St. Jude Research Hospital
State police accuse caregiver of neglect in PA
State police charged Springboro caregiver Michael D. Kotsagrelos with neglect of a dependent man for weeks. He faces a felony aggravated assault charge and four misdemeanors for recklessly endangering another, unlawful restraint with serious injury, neglect of care, and drug paraphernalia. He is jailed on 50000 bond. preliminary hearing set June 30.
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Springboro
Pennsylvania
Michael D. Kotsagrelos
Kotsagrelos
Katsagrelos
Rita Marwood
Homicide Probe After Grove City Building Incident
Grove City police investigate a homicide after a 53-year-old man was treated for a medical emergency and a woman was found dead at 1298 Broad Street, home to Superior Bedding. Coroner's office says homicide. names not released. suspect at Pittsburgh hospital. Police awaiting interviews amid ongoing case. Last local murder was 2006.
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Grove City
Broad St
Dean Osborne
Mercer County
Matthew Ran
S. Broad St
South Broad Street
Peter C. Acker
Pittsburgh
Acker
Brandi Montgomery
Scott Dunn
Dunn
Montgomery
GOP election bill sponsor appeals at Wolf news conference
House State Government Committee Chairman Seth Grove, Republican of York, defended a 149 page election reform bill at a Media news conference with Governor Tom Wolf present. The plan would tighten mail voting rules, require ID for in person voting, cut registration time, and curb permanent mail ballot signup while investing in poll worker pay and electronic poll books.
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Pennsylvania
Tom Wolf
Delaware County
Media
Capitol
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
House
House State Government Committee
Seth Grove
York
Wolf
Grove
Grove’ Committee
Congress
Donald Trump
Supreme Court backs Catholic foster agency over same sex couples
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Philadelphia violated the First Amendment by limiting foster care contracts with Catholic Social Services over its religious stance on same sex couples. The decision centers on contract language, with CSS allowed to continue serving foster children while maintaining its beliefs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
John Roberts
Catholic Social Services
Archdiocese of
CSS
Roberts
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