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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1998
Page
1
Jamie Ruby of Mohawk High launches a nationally renowned fan site aiding X-files enthusiasts. The feature appears in the Summer Break issue on page 13, highlighting young creators expanding online communities and fan culture.
Three New Castle Area School Board members defended their stance against denying the grievance of Peter J. Verage at the Lawrence County Vo-Tech Operating Committee. The 6-3 vote to deny followed labor counsel Delaney's recommendation but fell short of the 9 required for action, leaving the matter unresolved. Mastrangelo cited lack of information from executive session as a reason for his dissent and noted a continuing split on the Vo-Tech board.
New Castle Police Chief Barry Palladino urges gun owners to adopt safety measures to keep children from finding and discharging parents weapons. Duke Morosky of Dukes Sport Shop notes trigger locks and cable locks have long existed, with newer designs and auto equipped locks on recent firearms, priced around ten dollars.
Ellwood City resident Joseph A. McCandless and his sister Sara Jane McCandless filed a conditional use application for nearly an acre on Pittsburgh Circle near Third Street to establish a commercial recreation eating and drinking adult establishment. The current industrial zoned property faces noise and odor complaints tied to Creative Color Display at 416 Pittsburgh Circle. Officials from Creative Color Display could not comment.
The Great Race drew thousands to downtown New Castle June 11. Mayor Tim Fulkerson praised the turnout and urged similar broad support for a forthcoming Bicentennial celebration. Debbie Baron credited wide participation and pre event awareness for the event’s success. The organizers plan to expand their initial scope for the birthday event.
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