Hermitage man sentenced in theft of car dealership
Jeffrey Huey of Hermitage pleaded guilty to theft by failure to dispose of funds and no contest to misappropriation of entrusted funds in a case tied to New Wilmington Motors. Judge Motto imposed two years in the intermediate punishment program with 60 days house arrest, two years probation, and restitution of 360000 already repaid. Victims Gary and Cynthia Butch spoke at sentencing, detailing the alleged scheme and resulting closure of the dealership and job losses.
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Jeffrey Michael Huey
Mercer County
Lawrence County Common Pleas
Dominick Motto
Huey
Parkview Drive
Hermitage
Motto
Gary Butch
Bobbi Jo Wagner
Pennsylvania House approves 34 billion budget for 2019 20
The Pennsylvania House voted 140 to 62 to pass a 34 billion dollar state budget for 2019 20 sending it to the Senate for approval. Gov Wolf supports the measure while Democrats criticized the lack of a minimum wage increase citing his February proposal of 12 dollars per hour.
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Senate
Tom Wolf
Wolf
Bryan Cutler
Lancaster County
Cutler
Mike Turzai
Allegheny County
Frank Dermody
Pennsylvania
Neigh
Developer negotiates revised veterans project plan with city
Charles Everhardt told City Council that New Castle Real Estate LLC has scaled back the former St Francis Hospital proposal. The plan now emphasizes long term senior housing for veterans with a step down into nursing care and adds a private school for education and vocational opportunities, with about 12 million dollars slated for site rehabilitation.
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Charles Everhardt
St. Francis Hospital
Jameson South
Everhardt
Jason Medure
Everhart
New Castle Real Estate LLC
St Francis
State GOP chairman resigns after complaint by candidate
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvnia Republican Party chairman Val DiGiorgio stepped down after a Philadelphia City Council candidate alleged sexually charged text messages and an explicit photo were exchanged. DiGiorgio called the report mischaracterizations and said he would defend himself while apologizing to family and colleagues. The resignation was announced by the state party.
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Pensylvania
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Val DiGiorgio
DiGiorgio
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Pennsylvania Republican Party
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