Patricia Ann Rogan obituary for Union Township area
Patricia Ann Rogan 81 of Union Township died June 20 2018 in Golden Hill Nursing Home New Castle Born Patricia Ann Elizabeth Fee she was a 1955 Union High School graduate homemaker and longtime parishioner of St Mary Mary Mother of Hope She enjoyed family time gardening cooking and supported grandchildren and great grandchildren Surviving are four children nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services were held June 23 2018 at J Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home with Mass at St Mary Church Interment at St Mary Cemetery Memorials to Three Rivers Hospice were suggested Online condolences available at the funeral home site
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Patricia Ann
Pat"Rogan
Union
Golden Hill
New Castle
Rogan
Elizabeth
Hartzell) Fee
Union Township
Union High School
Patty
St. Mary Church
Mary
Hope Parish
John C
Chris"Rogan
Michael Webb) Rogan
Boardman
Ohio
Ann
Michael) Roth
Jacki
Dave) Grober
Hermitage
Erin Rogan
Edrie
Joseph) Busin
Germaine Fee
Lynda Junkin
Amy
Josh) Duzyk
Kelly
Daryl) Rich
Holly Grober
Heather Grober
Three Rivers Hospice
Nesbit Road
J. Bradley McGonigle Funeral Home and Crematory Inc
W. Falls St
Beaver St
Frank Almade
St. Mary Cemetery
McGonigle FuneralHome
Gerry Lebby 86 longtime New Castle social worker dies
Geraldine Gerry Kaye Lebby 86 of New Castle died June 20 2018 born July 24 1931 in New Castle Pa to Dr Philip and Rose Ginsburg educated at New Castle Senior High School Sophie Newcomb Memorial College Tulane University spent 20 years with Family Health Council of Western Pennsylvania. She advocated for animal and women rights and served as president of Temple Israel and Temple Hadar Israel Sisterhoods and on the Salvation Army board. Survived by husband Marvin Lebby two children sisters and many grandchildren. Funeral service at R Cunningham Funeral Home June 24 burial at Temple Israel Memorial Park donations urged to Salvation Army Crisis Shelter Planned Parenthood.
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Geraldine
Gerry" Kaye Lebby
New Castle
She
Philip and
Rose Ginsburg
New Castle Senior High
Sophie Newcomb Memorial College
Women's College of
Tulane University
New Orleans
Marvin Lebby
Glenn
Kathy
Earl Kaye
Family Health Council of
Western Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Planned Parenthood
R. Cunningham Funeral Home & Crematory Inc
Wilmington Road
Temple Israel Memorial Park
Charles Krauthammer dies at 68 after cancer battle
Charles Krauthammer, Pulitzer Prize winning columnist and Fox News and Washington Post contributor, dies at 68 after a battle with a cancerous tumor in the abdomen. He had said he likely had weeks to live, ending a career that began as a Democrat and shifted through years of conservative commentary.
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NEW York
Charles Krauthammer
Donald Trump
Fox News Channel
The
Washington Post
Krauthammer
Governor Wolf Mourns Death of Mother Cornelia Westerman Wolf
In Harrisburg AP report the mother of Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Cornelia Rohiman Westerman Wolf died at age 94 at her Mount Wolf home. The governor's office issued a statement praising her strength and noting arrangements are pending.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tom Wolf
Cornelia Rohiman Westerman Wolf
Mount
Wolf
Three men charged in separate New Castle drug arrests
Deshawn Raynard Gordon 30 of 310 E Sheridan Ave faced charges for marijuana possession paraphernalia and traffic violations after a May 30 stop for expired registration. Mark A Magusiak 49 of 613 S Ray St was summoned on possession of a controlled substance and two vehicle violations after an active warrant led to his arrest. Ryan Paul McCandless 37 of 852 Sewickley St Ellwood City faced multiple drug and deception charges after a stop on South Jefferson Street where officers found crack cocaine in a folded paper from a toilet and a glass pipe in his shoe. he was arraigned and released on bond.
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New Castle
Deshawn Raynard Gordon
E. Sheridan Ave
Magusiak
Croton Avenue
Ryan Paul McCandless
Sewickley St
Ellwood City
McCandless
Beer Fizz Drops Bulk Shortage Hits Europe World Cup
In Northern Europe a carbon dioxide shortage may curb fizz in beer and soft drinks as World Cup crowds surge demand. The British Soft Drinks Association cites plant closures and maintenance while Gasworld notes concurrent technical issues at CO2 producers. England fans could drink 14 million more pints in group stage amid caution from Brigid Simmonds. The shortage may also threaten meat producers’ ability to preserve fresh foods.
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London
Europe
Gavin Partington
British Soft Drinks Association
Gasworld
Russia
British Beer and Pub Association
England
Brigid Simmonds
Regulators allocate 210 million from Marcellus shale fees
Pennsylvania regulators disclosed plans to disburse nearly 210 million dollars raised last year from Marcellus Shale gas well fees. County and municipal governments receive 115 million, state agencies 18 million, and the Marcellus Legacy Fund 76.5 million for environmental and infrastructure projects. Revenue rose about 21 percent amid higher gas prices and more wells.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Marcellus
Public Utility Commission
Marcellus Legacy Fund For Environmental
Mailman waives charges to court
A mailman accused of stealing rebate gift cards he was supposed to deliver waived all charges to court in Central Court. Christopher Stahlman, 34, of Edinburg, faced access device fraud theft receiving stolen property and two counts of defiant trespass after entering Walmart despite a ban. His arraignment in Common Pleas Court is set for Aug 7.
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Christopher Donald Stahlman
Richard Lane
Edinburg
Walmart
Central Court
Stahlman
Common Pleas
Union Township
Inmate Faces Assault Charge in Lawrence County Jail
Dustin Bartholomew, 19, formerly of Long Avenue, is charged with simple assault and harassment after an alleged April 26 attack at the Lawrence County jail. Court papers describe Bartholomew following an inmate to his cell and dragging him to a railing 25 feet above, attempting to throw him over, causing a cut lip and injuries to the ear head and arm.
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Lawrence County
Dustin Bartholomew
Long Avenue
Lawrence County Public Defenders Office
Bartholomew
Daddy
How To Festival Adds Learning To Riverwalk Park Evening Concert
The How To Festival runs 6 to 9 p.m. beside Riverwalk Park with East Washington Street staging 15 to 20 learning opportunities from individuals and groups. Voices featuring Rudy Zetz Janet Falotico and Sharon Grey perform on stage while food vendors raffles and 50/50 add family fun. Volunteers with New Visions for Lawrence County coordinate the summer concert series funded by the Caroline M. Knox Memorial Trust and sponsors including Packer Thomas GNC Community Federal Credit Union and Westminster College Phi Kappa Tau.
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Riverwalk Park
Voic
Rudy Zetz
Janet Falotico
Sharon Grey
East Washington Street
New Visions
Lawrence County
Caroline M. Knox
County Association For Responsible Care
New Castle Rotary Club
Williams-Cleaveland Co
Luxenburg Garbett Kelly and George
New Day Counseling and Psychiatric Services
Phi Kappa Tau
Westminster College
Angie Urban
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