Lent Season Opens as Catholics Mark Ash Wednesday
Catholics across the county observe Ash Wednesday signaling the start of Lent and the period leading to Easter Sunday, with rituals and services noted in communities countywide.
01 Mar 2006
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2006
Page
1
Catholics across the county observe Ash Wednesday signaling the start of Lent and the period leading to Easter Sunday, with rituals and services noted in communities countywide.
The bill renewing the Patriot Act advances toward final congressional consideration. Lawmakers push to complete debate on surveillance and counterterrorism powers amid ongoing partisan debate and security concerns.
A buffalo named Forbes, which had escaped, has returned safely to its home enclosure. Local authorities coordinated recovery efforts and confirmed the animal is unharmed and back with its herd. No injuries or property damage reported.
A Today Page item highlights Bi students applying real world skills from class projects. Teachers note practical problem solving, teamwork, and civic engagement as students showcase outcomes of classroom learning.
Karatinos earns athlete of the week honors by anchoring the defense for the home team. He records key blocks and steals, helping secure a pivotal win. The coaching staff cites his effort as energizing the squad and lifting the defense in late stretch.
Rosemary Augustine aged 71 of 328 Park Ave William H. Baker 73 of Old Pittsburgh Road Rita Bennett 89 of Golden Hill Home Dale J. Davis 69 of 126 E Edison Ave Frances M. DeFelice 67 of 1214 Doris St Ronald Diemler 65 of Leasure Avenue Warren Henry Str 82 of Bessemer Eleanor L. Llewellyn 83 of Avalon Nursing Center Thomas J. Naple 68 of Bethel Park Walter Piccari 86 of 605 E. Hazelcroft Ave
In a tightly contested WPIAL Class AAAA semifinal, Oakland Catholic edged CLOSER LOOK THE LADY CANES with a late push. The top-ranked visitors held off the home squad to advance to the final, leaving the Canes frustrated but competitive in a strong stretch run.
Oakland Catholic defeated New Castle 54 to 50 in the WPIAL Class AAAA semifinal at Ambridge High School. New Castle led at the half but was outpaced in the third quarter. Coach Luann Grybowski takes the squad to the PIAA playoffs starting March 11, with first opponent determined by the championship result. Oakland Catholic remains highly ranked regionally and nationally.
Donald Ducky Conti Jr waits an extra week for sentencing on gambling charges. The 50 year old from 408 E Home St faces a 12 month probation, forfeiture of machines and a $500 fine after a plea bargain approved by Judge J Craig Cox. A separate action seeks Conti’s removal from the housing authority board. Conti’s lawyer asks the court to deny the request. A hearing on removal is set for 9:30 a.m. April 24.
President Bush, in an unannounced Kabul visit, vows the United States will stand by Afghanistan as violence resurges. He says the U S is not cut and run and promises Osama bin Laden will be captured and brought to justice, stating it’s not a matter of if but when.
Beav er County Commissioner Dan Donatella is accused by challenger Jay Paisley of offering a job to drop his campaign against Rep. Michael R. Veon. Paisley, a retired teacher, says the offer occurred twice, once with Veon present. Donatella calls the claim absurd and threatens legal action. Veon did not comment.
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