Salvation Army Captain Pamm McKee reassigned to New York
Capt Pamm McKee will leave as head administrator of New Castle Salvation Army after 30 years with the group. She is assigned to West Nyack New York as director of the officers case bureau overseeing 11 northeastern states. Maj Pat Beeman and Maj Pat Miller will replace her next week.
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Salvation Army
Pamm McKee
McKee
New Castle
West Nyack
N.Y
West Grant Street
Pat Beeman
Pat Miller
Freeport
North Hill
Lima
Ohio
Salvation Army Church
Oppor
Beaver Falls
Salvation Army officer mentors youths and programs in New Castle
McKee, a Salvation Army minister, shares a life guiding NYC to Suffern college path and New Castle posting. Since 1995 she has prioritized youth, turning around troubled youths into college admittees while guiding preschool care, Scouts, Sunbeams, and music programs with volunteers.
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McKee
Salvation Army
New Castle
Cubs Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Girl Guards
Sunbeams
Linton Industries
The
Stambaugh Hardware to close Shenango store in Lawrence
Stambaugh's Lawrence Village Plaza location will close and be replaced by a smaller redesigned store about 10,000 square feet. The new store is planned to open around Sept 1, with current employees kept on. Lynn Good and Mike Largent outline the plan to shift toward a neighborhood paint and hardware concept and eight new locations this year.
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Stambaugh Hardware
Lawrence Village Plaza
Ohio
Lynn Good
Stambaugh’s
Boardman
Lawrence Village
Ron DeCola
Good
Large
Mike Largent
Sargent
New Castle News Provides Free Food Baskets Countywide
The New Castle News assists county ministries by delivering free food baskets to needy families, coordinating with local groups to reach households in need. Page 2 details the program and partner organizations.
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The
New Castle
Strike tightens GM car supply as dealers run dry
General Motors dealers face scarce inventories amid a UAW GM strike. May sales near record highs, but ship delays persist as New Castle Preston Motors reports about a one month GM supply. Dealers shift to Toyotas and used cars while Lordstown plant cuts 5,000 jobs.
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General Motors Corp
Automobile Dealers Association of
Ohio
United Auto Workers
New Castle
Preston Motors
PJ. Latsko
G.O. Crivelli
North City Motors
Father charged in death of baby in New Kensington
Jeremy A. Hughley 565 Fourth Ave New Kensington was charged by New Castle police with criminal homicide and related counts in the death of his daughter Tessa Haughley 643 S Ray St who died May 1 at St Francis Hospital The cause was blunt force trauma to head and trunk per forensic pathologist Dr Karl E Williams The injuries were homicidal in nature and authorities said he allegedly made conflicting statements about supervision The baby was pronounced dead in the hospital emergency room shortly before 11 p m Coroner J Russell Noga said an ambulance was summoned to the home City police were to take Hughley into custody today
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New Castle
Jeremy A. Hughley
Fourth Ave
New Kensington
Lawrence County
Tessa Haughley
S. Ray St
St. Francis Hospital
Karl E. Williams
Matthew T. Mangino
Hughley
J. Russell Noga
Neshannock Principal Leaves for Hickory District
Karen Humphrey resigns after six years as Neshannock High principal and is appointed Hermitage School District director of curriculum instruction and special support services. The position, covering the district, starts Aug. 11 with an $74,000 salary approved 8-0.
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Neshannock High School
Karen Humsae
Specia
Hermitage
Mercer County
Humphrey
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Theresa Beavon
Golden Hill
Rhoda Jones
Grove City
David P. McBride
Fairfield Ave
Chester McCandless
Tullahoma
Tenn
Jean E. Myers
Hickory Township
Eric W. Patejak
Virginia Beach
Gloria Ann Vesco
Miller Ave
Roy E. Watkins Jr
N. Greenwood
Samuel D. Winger
Mercer
Anthony Sbarra
Lordstown
Tessa Hughley
Neshannock
Lugene
Hudson
New Castle News
Karen Humphrey
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