Longtime lawman Frank Tavern Jr. dies after illness
Frank Tavern Jr. a Baden Borough police chief and Vietnam veteran died June 22 2018 after a brief illness. He served 27 years in law enforcement including as assistant chief and chief of Baden Borough Police. He mentored officers in firearms training and helped design the badge patch. He taught at Penn State Beaver and IUP and was active in veterans and fraternal groups. He is survived by wife Dee Tavern son Frank III and Amber Harris three grandchildren and siblings. Friends may call at Kasper Hahn Funeral Services Ambridge with a Wednesday service. Beaver County Special Unit to render full military honors.
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Frank Tavern Sr
Marion Pietrandrea Tavern
Koppel
Ell City High School
Youngstown State College
North Babylon School
Long Island
N.Y
Frank
Beaver County
Baden Borough Police Department
State Street
Baden Borough
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IUP University
Huron
Diane Obermeier
Kasper-Hahn Funeral & Cremation Services Inc
Eighth St
Ambridge
Dorma L. McHattie 72 of Monaca passes away
Dorma L McHattie formerly of Harmony Township died June 23 2018 at Good Samaritan Hospice Beaver Born August 21 1945 in New Castle daughter of Stephen C and Wanda Lou Clark A Beaver County Times former correspondent and Hallmark dealer she is survived by husband Kenneth M McHattie two children Kenneth S and Daniel W McHattie four sisters and four grandchildren Funeral plans at Simpson Funeral and Cremation Services Monaco with burial at St John the Baptist Cemetery Donations suggested to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and Down Syndrome Foundation.
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Clark) McHattie
Monaca
Harmony Township
Good Samaritan Hospice
Beaver
New Castle
Stephen C
Wanda Lou (Miller) Clark
New Castle High School
Dorma
Beaver County Times Hometown News
Hallmark & American Greeting
Beaver County
Baden United Methodist Church
Kenneth M. McHattie
Kenneth S
Lori) McHattie
Marysville
Ohio
Daniel W
Samantha) McHattie
Center Township
Rita
Jim) Marshall
Saundra Spinelli
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Loretta
Ron) McCoy
Economy
Connor
Sage
Heath
Kara
Simpson
Washington Ave
Monaco
Richard Herbster
St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Penn Ave
Pittsburgh
Down Syndrome Foundation
Simpsonfuneralhome.com
Death Notice Ear L. Wilson 87 of New Castle
Ear L. Wilson 87 of New Castle died Sunday June 24 2018 at UPMC Jameson. Visitation Tuesday 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at Cunningham Funeral Home and Crematory Inc Wilmington Road.
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Ear L. Wilson
New Castle
Upmc Jameson
Cunningham Funeral Home and Crematory Inc
Wilmington Road
Arts on the Riverwalk festival meeting set for Tuesday
Planning meeting for the fifth annual Arts of the Riverwalk festival will be held at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at The Confluence on East Washington Street in New Castle. Attendees will learn about hours parking schedule and street closures plus meet the Spiny a 15 foot dinosaur puppet the Color Run and Squonk Opera. Those interested in vendor downtown merchant art organization or volunteer roles are urged to RSVP to arts on the riverwalk hoytartcenter.org.
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New Castle
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Hoytartcenter
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Katherine Nocera obituary highlighting lifelong service and family ties
Katherine Ciallella Nocera 91 of New Castle died June 23 2018 at Haven Convalescent Home Born November 1 1926 in Corona NY she married Angelo Nocera Sr July 23 1942 and they shared over 72 years together until his death in 2015 She was a longtime member of St Joseph the Worker Church Ladies of the Dukes and active in Civilian Conservation Corps First Choice Credit Union Be reavement Committee and Mary Martha Guild She taught ballroom dancing to sixth graders for 12 years and volunteered with Jameson Hospital Community Education Lawrence County VA and other groups She leaves sons Anthony and Joseph brothers Dominick Patrick and others eight grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren Visitation July 9 4 to 7 pm Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home Procession July 10 9 30 am to Mass at St Joseph the Worker Church Interment St Vitus Cemetery Online condolences at decarbofuneralhome com
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Katherine (Ciallella) Nocera
New Castle
Haven Convalescent Home
Corona
N.Y
Theate Joseph and
Jennie Trot
Jameson Hospital
Lawrence County VA
Nocera Jr
Kathleen
Grove City
Anthony Ciallella
Joseph Ciallella Jr
Seana
Patrick Ciallella
Florida
Dominick Ciallella
Meadville
Susanne Pape
Nancy Pellitier
Las Vegas
Nev
Marie Caravella
Ed and
Don
Decarbofuneralhome.com
Sara I Vaneman obituary from New Castle area
Sara I Vaneman 100 of Old Pittsburgh Road New Castle died at Haven Nursing Home after a short illness. Born May 5 1918 in New Castle she was the daughter of the late James Grace Mayberry Edwards and a longtime Savannah United Methodist Church member. She taught Sunday School and Bible School and enjoyed piano crochet sewing bird watching reading and church activities. Survived by sons Carl Judy Vaneman Punxsutawney and Mark Vaneman New Castle daughter Nancy Richard Baker New Castle four grandchildren Jeff Baker Suzanne Workman Christopher Vaneman Brandy Pizer ten great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband David R Vaneman 56 years who died April 5 1994 step mother Sara Gill Edwards three sisters Leona Crenny Prudence Matthews Rhoda Glaspay and a grandson Daryl L Baker. Visiting Thursday June 28 from 4 p.m. until funeral at 6 p.m. Marshall Funeral Home Wampum with Rev. Mark Goswick officiating. Interment Oak Park Cemetery. Memorial contributions to Saw United Methodist Church. Online condolences at marshallsfh.com.
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Pittsburgh Road
New Castle
the Haven Nursing Home
James and
Grace Mayberry Edwards
Sara
New Castle High School
Savannah
Contact Ears
Carl
Judy) Vaneman
Punxsutawney
Mark Vaneman
Nancy
Richard) Baker
Jeff Baker
Suzanne Workman
Christopher Vaneman
Brandy Pizer
David R. Vaneman
Sara Gill Edwards
Leona Crenny
Prudence Matthews
Rhoda Glaspay
Daryl L. Baker
Pence Stumps for Rothfus in Moon Township
Vice President Mike Pence visited Moon Township near Pittsburgh to back Republican Rep. Keith Rothfus in a tight 17th District race against Democrat Conor Lamb. Pence lauded Rothfus and noted a long friendship, saying he supported him before it was popular. The race unfolds as Pennsylvania redraws congressional boundaries after a Supreme Court ruling in a tossup district.
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Mike Pence
Pennsylvania
Keith Rothfus
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pence
Pittsburgh
Rothfus
Conor Lamb
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
Celebration and Defiance Mark NYC Gay Pride Parade
In New York City a Pride march drew crowds with rainbow flags and celebrations led by Billie Jean King and Tyler Ford. The event honored Stonewall riots and voiced opposition to Trump polices, including limits on transgender service and immigrant communities. Diego Molano of Queens urged unity against administration actions.
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New York City
New York
Billie Jean King
Tyler Ford
Lambda Legal
Stonewall Inn
Donald Trump
Diego Molano
Queens
Zsa Zsa Wins 2018 World Ugliest Dog in Petaluma
9 year old English bulldog Zsa Zsa captured the 2018 World's Ugliest Dog title at the Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds in Petaluma California. Owner Megan Brainard of Anoka Minnesota will receive 1500 dollars. Brainard adopted Zsa Zsa from a pet finding site.
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Zsa Zsa
Sonoma-Marin Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds
Megan Brainard
Anoka
Minnesota
Brainard
Wild Thang
Martha
Nea
Sonoma-Marin Fair
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