Ellwood City to name interim superintendent amid transition
Ellwood City schools will appoint Joseph Mancini as interim superintendent as Frank Aloi departs. Mancini, assistant to the superintendent for five years and district veteran, will also fill the former assistant role, cutting about 150000 in annual costs per Aloi.
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Ellwood City superintendent retirements lead to interim appointment
Aloi announces retirement after a lengthy Ellwood City career spanning teaching, coaching and administration. Mancini to be abolished as assistant to the superintendent, creating about 150000 in savings and an interim superintendent named.
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Ellwood City
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New Castle
Connie Palumbo
Lincoln High
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Mary
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Ewing
Oil and gas groups warn Pennsylvania on severance tax
Pennsylvania's three largest oil and gas associations warned lawmakers that a severance tax could hurt growth and push crews and rigs to other states. They argued the industry remains under development and that richer liquids found in Ohio and West Virginia boost value beyond dry gas. The letter to 11 lawmakers cautioned the tax would reduce competitiveness and investment.
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Judge's wife admits she spiked his wine with antifreeze
Carla Hague, 71, pleaded guilty to felonious assault of her husband Judge Charles Hague in Jefferson Ohio after admitting she laced his wine with antifreeze nine months ago. The original murder attempt charge was dropped in a plea bargain.
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Corbett details nine insurers for Healthy Pennsylvania plan
Harrisburg officials say nine insurers signed up to offer Medicaid subsidized private coverage under Healthy Pennsylvania. One carrier could cover the entire state, with rollout planned for January pending federal approval. Three insurers seek regional coverage across nine regions, providing enrollment choice for the working poor.
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Veterans expert to visit New Castle office next week
A department service officer from the American Legion will be in New Castle at state Rep Chris Saina’s office 20 S Mercer St from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday. He will answer questions on Veterans Administration and state benefits. no appointment needed. Bring proof of veteran status. Call (800) 274-8387 ext 2037 for details.
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