New Castle Police Charge Residents In Theft And Assault Cases
District judges report multiple arrests in New Castle and nearby towns. Rodger Reynolds Jr, 34, faces two theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property counts. Lierre Holland, 20, charged with firearm possession with altered serial, receiving stolen property, resisting arrest, drug paraphernalia and marijuana offenses, plus two counts of intent to possess. David Bush, 25, charged with simple assault. Charles Eichenlaub III, 63, charged with doing business without a license. Christopher Linonis, 51, charged with aggravated assault and threats, plus weapons offenses. Marsha Tilia, 41, charged with DUI and drug offenses. Marisa Brooks, 40, charged with theft by unlawful taking and theft of property lost by mistake.
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Melissa A. Amodie
New Castle
Rodger Lee Reynolds Jr
Lierre Holland
David Joseph Bush
Ellwood City
Jennifer L. Nicholson
Charles Henry Eichenlaub III
Pennsylvania
Scott A. McGrath
Christopher Linonis
Pulaski
Pulaski Township
Neshannock Township
Marsha A. G. Tilia
Grove City
Marisa Brooks
Route 422 Bridge Washing Starts in Taylor Township
Bridge washing on Route 422 over the Shenango River begins tonight weather permitting. Single lane restrictions will apply in both directions nightly 7 p m to 5 a m through July 12. Crews from Michael Facchiano Contracting Inc conduct the work.
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Taylor Township
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Michael Facchiano
Post-Gazette to stop publishing two days a week
The Pittsburgh Post Gazette will end print publication two days weekly as it shifts toward a digital news model. The Aug 25 change follows a union-received letter noting substantial operational changes. Block Communications has not commented on specifics of which days will be cut.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Linda Guest
Block Communications
Cray leaders retire as change comes to agency
Cray leaders David Copper and Sandy Barnes retire after decades guiding the Lawrence County Youth Services agency. Copper built a staff of 65 to serve more than 300 families and 500 youths annually, expanding programs from group homes to family centered services and truancy support. Barnes, a licensed psychologist, will help train staff as she departs after 37 years with Copper. Kemeter and Wolfe remain, shaping Cray’s mission to aid at risk youths and families through after school, foster care, and independent living programs.
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Cooper
Cray
Krause Shelter
Sandy
Rales
Barnes
David
Human Services Center
Hermitage
Lawrence County
Kemeter
Wolfe
Cray House
Hed
Krause
Cray Challenges
Walmo
Neshannock Township
Kemerer
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