New Castle Considers Zoning Change for Dollar General
New Castle residents oppose plans as the city council debates amending the zoning ordinance to permit retail in the North Hill residential neighborhood. PennTex Ventures LLC aims to build a Dollar General at 1102 Highland Ave within the North Hill Historical District, with a later vote on the conditional use request planned for July 26.
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Open records hearing set for Monday in Wilmington Township
In October 2017 residents Carrie Hahn and Kristan Tervo sought to open township records about a $34,000 legal bill to solicitor Lou Perrotta. The status conference with Judge John W. Hodge is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. in Courtroom 3.
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Kristan Tervo
James Street
New Wilmington
Lou Perrotta
Lawrence County Common Pleas
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Deal
House approves $32.7 billion budget in Harrisburg vote
The Pennsylvania House approved a 32.7 billion spending plan by 188 to 10, saying it keeps taxes down and spending below growth. Governor and Senate leaders back the measure, though Rep. John McGinnis criticized it as not aggressive enough.
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Court halts release of priest abuse report in Pa
A Pennsylvania Supreme Court stay blocks the release of a grand jury report on child sexual abuse within several Roman Catholic dioceses. The stay, granted yesterday, keeps the attorney general and Judge Norman Krumenacker III from releasing the two year investigation's findings while courts rule further. The report details alleged abuse, failure to report, and obstruction of justice by individuals linked to the dioceses.
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Bedford County
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Trump halts family separation rule with executive order
President Trump reversed course and signed an executive order to halt family separations at the border for now, while maintaining zero tolerance. The move keeps families together in custody, outlines faster processing, and calls on the Defense Department to assist with housing, without yet addressing all 2,300 affected children.
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