Two City Women Face Prostitution Charges in New Castle
New Castle police arrested two women in separate incidents of alleged prostitution during the past week. Tammy Herb, 39, was accused of soliciting an undercover officer on the South Side and exposing herself, charging 20 dollars. Pamela Ester Kelley, 53, allegedly solicited officers on the lower East Side, offering sexual acts for 40 dollars and detailing prices up to 80 dollars before being removed from the cruiser. Both were issued summonses to appear in court.
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New Castle
Strget
Crestview Gardens
Tammy Herb
Parkwood Court
Plainclothes
South Mill Street
Herb
East Home Street
Pamela Ester Kelley
Clarence Ave
Lower East Side
Crawford Avenue
Rock Avenue
Kelley
Croton Avenue
Morgan recalls New Castle roots shaping astronaut path
Morgan credits adaptable upbringing in New Castle and a supportive family as guiding forces in his astronaut journey. NASA official Jay Bolden notes selection values variety of skills and strong personal traits, comparing candidates to shiny pennies. Morgan recalls frequent moves, family gatherings, and strong ties to grandparents, which he says fostered resilience for two years of training and a six month mission stint.
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Jay Bolden
NASA
Morgan
Bolden
New Castle
Betty Kay Maher
Neshannock Township
Andrew
Pearson Park
Neshannock Creek
Jerry Maher
Neshannock
State's casino revenues rise in Pennsylvania May
Harrisburg AP reports table games at Pennsylvania's 11 casinos earned 72.7 million in May, rising 13.6 percent from a year earlier. Sands Bethlehem up 27 percent and Meadows Racetrack and Casino up 52 percent led gains, Valley Forge Casino Resort also contributing. Six other casinos grew while Presque Isle Downs and Rivers Casino fell due to cross-border competition. slots revenue fell under 1 percent. Pennsylvania remains the nation's second-largest gambling market after Las Vegas.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
Table Games
Sands
Bethlehem
Meadows Racetrack
Valley Forge
Presque Isle Downs
Erie
Rivers
Pittsburgh
Las Vegas
Couple charged after child confined in cage and closet
In Dushore Pennsylvania Richard Frankenfield 55 and Mary Beth Frankenfield 49 were charged with felony false imprisonment of a child and child endangerment. Police say the abuse began December 2010 and the 12-year-old daughter with cerebral palsy was kept in a makeshift cage and a locked closet as a misguided attempt to “protect” her.
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Dushore
Richard Frankenfield
Mary Beth Frankenfield
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