Multiple Local Citations and Accidents Reported Across Counties
Police cited Nicole Clyburn and Stephanie Fiello for hit and run and related offenses after incidents on West Washington Street and Countyline and East Washington streets in February. Rachele Marshall faced a permitting violation tied to Clyburn’s vehicle. Tina Malone was charged with harassment. Michael Cialella faced assault, threats, harassment and stalking charges after an incident at Pamela May’s residence. The state report lists thefts, a mailbox theft linked to Phil Dean, a Route 108 accident involving Dana Wagner, and tires stolen from Jim Cioffi’s Motor Sales. Butler County arrests include Christopher Fiello for DUI and three vehicle code violations.
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Lace Avenue
Nicole Clyburn
Locust St
West Washington Street
West Side
John McClelland
Englewood Ave
Clyburn
Rachele Marshall
S. Cedar St
Stephanie Fiello
Stoneboro
Countyline
East Washington Streets
Patricia Robinson
Allen St
Tina Malone
Sankey St
Mandy McLaren
Shenango Township
Crawford Avenue
Michael Cialella
E. Winter Ave
Pamela
K. May
E. Reynolds
May
Phil Dean
Frew Mill Road
Slippery Rock Township
Hunt Road
Scott Township
Dana Wagner
New Castle
Jim Cioffi
Union Township
Megan Lynn Zubkovsky
Maiden Brush Drive
New Wilmington
Butler County
Christopher R. Fiello
Stanton Ave
Franklin Township
New Castle Residents Face Property Tax Reassessment
May notes square footage drives tax changes not cosmetic updates while older homes may see depreciation lowering bills and remodeled homes may rise. Data collectors to notify owners by Feb 1 2002. appeals allowed. County reassessment aims to make taxes fair as township residents react to shifts.
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Chase
New Castle
May
Millage Tax Talk Remains Key to Local Revenues
Citizens are reminded that millage, not assessment, governs local tax levies. Officials emphasize millage rate decisions determine municipal revenues and budget outcomes for the coming year.
Elisco Pushes New Castle Tax Reassessment Plan
Mark Elisco backed by Mayor Tim Fulkerson while discussing a reassessment aimed at boosting New Castle's tax base. They note tax shifts by area and defend that millage, not assessment, sets taxes, with Elisco saying the move will place the city on an equal footing with nearby townships and that the process has begun.
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New Castle
Tim Fulkerson
May
Mark Elisco
Neshannock
Shenango
Government expands CHIP to cover more Pennsylvania kids
The Clinton administration approved changes to Pennsylvania's CHIP program that could add 16,000 children to coverage. About 84,000 children already receive CHIP benefits. The reforms use a similar income formula as Medicaid and would exclude child care and work expenses. Wheelchairs hearing aids and home health care would be newly covered. Funding includes $35 million from the state general fund plus $118 million in federal money and $30 million from the state tobacco tax. CHIP targets families with uninsured children who earn too much for Medicaid.
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Washington
Clinton
Pennsylvania
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Ridge
Chip
Queen of QVC Leaves for Daytime Talk Show
Kathy Levine, longtime QVC personality since 1986, will exit the Pennsylvania shopping network at the end of April to host a daytime talk show. QVC officials express sadness but support for her new opportunity as the network notes its reach and sales.
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Queen
QVC
West Goshen
Kathy Levine
Levine
United States
Lent Reflections Emphasize Repentance and Reconciliation
A Lent feature notes shifting teaching from fear of divine punishment to following Jesus and His teachings. Zucca highlights Pope John Paul II designating 2000 as a year of reconciliation, urging people to mend relations and fulfill faith obligations during the holy season.
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Jesus
Zucca
John Paul II
Senate advances child testimony by videotape bill in Pa
In Harrisburg state senators renewed a 14 year effort to permit child witnesses to testify by videotape or closed circuit TV at trials. The bill seeks a two question constitutional amendment and could reach voters next year after two separate sessions. The measure follows a longstanding push to aid traumatized children against adult abusers.
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Harrisburg
Stewart Greenleaf
Montgomery
State Supreme Court
General Assembly
Dorse
Greenleaf
National Center For Prosecution of Child Abuse
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National City Branch
National City
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