City native places in top at Miss Pennsylvania pageant
Maria Cade, UNC Chapel Hill graduate, finished in the top 10 and won a Talent Award at the Miss Pennsylvania Scholarship Competition in York. Though Meghan Sinisi won the overall title, Cade earned scholarship money to help pay student loans and fund future studies.
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Maria Cade
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Grad
Chauvin Sentenced 22 1/2 Years In Floyd Killing
Former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin received a 22 1/2 year prison term for George Floyd death, far short of the 30 year request by prosecutors. Judge Cahill cited abuse of trust and cruelty. Floyd family and activists react with disappointment while a crowd gathers outside the courthouse.
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Minneapolis
Derek Chauvin
George Floyd
Chauvin
U.S
Floyd
Nekima Levy Armstrong
Peter Cahill
Ben Crump
Crump
Minnesota
America
Corals kick off 2021 Summer Concerts at Riverwalk Park
Jimmy Lombardo of The Corals wails on the sax during a Friday Riverwalk Park show in downtown New Castle. The six piece band opened the 2021 Summer Concerts Live season playing from the Baby Boomer era. The group marks 32 years entertaining crowds. Next week Snarfunkle's acous tic show begins Fourth of July weekend. A caricature artist sketches four year old Gensen-Gary Short at the park.
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Jimmy Lombardo
The
Corals
Riverwalk Park
New Castle
Snarfunkle
Gensen
Gary Short
Council to bidders Get bonds for repository properties
New Castle council strict on repository bids with bond checks. Of 18 bids 16 had sureties and two were rejected for lack of bond or uninhabitable condition, ensuring taxpayers are protected and back taxes recovered.
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New Castle
Barbara White
Superior St
Council
Tom Smith
Smith
Alex Pagley
Gavin
Pagley
S. Mill St
E. Washington St
Nelek E. Mitchell Sr
Tim Fulkerson
Repository
Lawmakers pass budget boosting school funds
Harrisburg AP reported legislators easily approved a 39.8 billion general fund budget that uses about 5 billion in federal coronavirus relief for savings and increases K-12 funding by 300 million while directing 279 million to transportation and 280 million to nursing homes. The plan, backed by Gov Wolf, creates a large rainy day reserve amid stimulus wind downs, drawing praise for prudent restraint and criticism as missed broader economic gains.
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Harrisburg
Frnday
Tom Wolf
Mike Sturla
D-Lancaster
House
Senate
Jesse Topper
R-Bedford
House Gop
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