Neshannock OKs raises and staff changes
The Neshannock Township school board approved raises for administrators and support staff and made numerous hiring actions. New staff include Shawn Lucas as full time teacher, Michele Lockley as teacher, Julie Morrone as school nurse, Tom Wiezen as athletic director, Maura Lowrie as assistant marching band director, and Cathy Frank as substitute para-professional. Retirements include Joycelee Patton and David Antognoli. resignations include Doris Leonhardt. Also approved audits, contracts, substitute rates, insurance options, and bids for parking lot sealing and fuel/refuse services.
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Shawn Lucas
Rob Nogay
Michele Lockley
Sandra Giordano
Julie Morrone
Philip Weiner and Co
Lawrence County Drug and Alcohol Commission
Tom Wiezen
Anita Slater
Cyn
Thia Welker
Maura Lowrie
Kevin Link
McGuire Memorial
Cathy Frank
Lori Stonebreaker
Frank
Ralph DoVidio
Gianni Oliva
Joycelee Patton
David Antognoli
Doris Leonhardt
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Seabcout
Reed Oil Co
Senate Budget Battle Shapes Pennsylvania Plan Details
The House and Senate clash over a budget plan that avoids broad taxes yet relies on one-time maneuvers to tap off budget funds and cover a shortfall in tax collections. Democrats cite $2 billion in one-time moves while predicting higher cigarette taxes and gas industry levies in a Senate bill. Leaders accuse the plan of smoke and mirrors as debates hinge on pension debts and credit ratings. The plan proposes about $727 million in net spending growth, with Democrats arguing over additional undisclosed spending.
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Dominic Pileggi
Delaware
Jay Costa
Allegheny
House
Corbett linked pensions and liquor to taxes in budget talks
Gov. Tom Corbett said pension reform would make him more open to new taxes to balance Pennsylvania’s budget, but he refused to back a tax on Marcellus shale gas without changes to the state liquor system. He spoke to the AP as the budget year neared, noting negotiations were about 30 percent complete and the House had passed a plan that would change significantly.
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Tom Corbett
Corbett
Associated Press
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Obituary of Helen R DePola DePola 90 East Sheridan Ave
Helen R DePola 90 of East Sheridan Avenue passed away June 25 2014 in Ellwood City. Born January 20 1924 she married Victor DePola of Ellwood City later. She was secretary and bookkeeper for DePola Excavating and Grading retiring after 40 years. She was a Church of God New Castle member and district treasurer of the women's ministry. Survived by daughter Janice Lalons o. preceded by son Joseph and sisters Mary Torsello Lenore DeRosa. Visitation 10 am to 1 pm tomorrow at DeCarbo Funeral Home. Burial Castle View Memorial Gardens.
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Helen R. DePola
East Sheridan Avenue
Ellwood City
New Castle
Frank
Theresa Reda Porco
Joseph DePola
Joseph DePola Sr
Mary Torsello
Lenore DeRosa
William F
Roger M. DeCarbo
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Ronald Mounts
Church of God New Castle
Frederick Gilbert
Teen killer faces life sentence with parole option
Dobson cites 2012 Supreme Court ruling prohibiting fixed life without parole for juveniles. Machicote and Jeremy Melvin were 17 when Urey was killed on November 10, 2003, and pleaded guilty to second degree murder. Judge weighed age, maturity, and mitigating factors amid defense and prosecutor arguments.
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Dobson
U.S. Supreme Court
Machicote
Jeremy Melvin
Urey
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