Salary board OKs changes in Lawrence County clerk offices
Lawrence County salary board approved title and pay changes in the register of wills and recorder of deeds office at a special meeting. Laura Bordonaro becomes chief deputy recorder of deeds with a 45000 base, Veronica Olson becomes deputy register of wills at 43000, and Michael Catanzaro receives a 2000 one time increase to 52613 as senior chief deputy. The office will shed one staffer for savings near 44000 retroactive to May 26.
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Lawrence County Register of Wills and Recorder of Deeds Office
County Salary Board
County Register and Recorder
Tammy Crawford
Deputy Register of Wills
Register and Recorder’s Office
Veronica Olson
Michael Catanzaro
Back to the 50s Weekend Returns to Cascade Park
Alexandra Marshall helps revive the annual Back to the 50s Weekend at Cascade Park on July 4 and 5 after a two year break. The two day event runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and draws thousands of car truck and motorcycle enthusiasts from the United States and Canada with Marshall and her mother Tamra Lombardo leading the effort.
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Alexandra Marshall
Charles
Chuck” Lombardo
Cascade Park
Marshall
Tamra Lombardo
United States
Canada
Nicolas Vercilla
Lena
New Castle
Chuck’ Lombardo
Parish reshuffles as Gizler takes Mary Queen of Saints pastorate
The Rev. John B. Gizler III is named pastor of Mary Queen of the Saints Parish effective Tuesday, covering Aliquippa Center Township Hopewell and Monaca in Beaver County. A deacon ordained a priest at Mass Saturday served the parish as a deacon before the transition. Gizler, previously senior parochial vicar at Holy Spirit since July, succeeds Fr. Canice McMullen recalled to St. Vincent Archabbey.
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Holy Spirit
John B. Gizler III
David A. Zubik
Mary Queen of Saints
Beaver County
Aliquippa
Center Township
Hopewell
Monaca
Gizler
Canice McMullen
St. Vincent Archabbey
Pennsylvania law aims to end cost barrier for breast cancer screenings
Pennsylvania legislators push to require insurance coverage for supplemental screenings and diagnostic exams with no out of pocket costs for those at average risk. Senate Bill 88, passed Senate unanimously, builds on Act 1 of 2023 and aligns with federal guidance to guarantee coverage for diagnostic imaging.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Frank Farry
R-Bucks
Insurance Company
Commonwealth
Farry
Federal Health Resources and Services Administration
Commonwealth Media Services
State
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Frances H. Hilliard
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