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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2012
Page
1
The New Castle High boys basketball team opens its bid for the school’s first PIAA title against Hickory. The game is set for 7 p.m. tomorrow at Butler High School.
Family and friends of Brandon Pitzer will honor the Mohawk High graduate who died battling leukemia. The second annual benefit for oncology patient care is scheduled this month.
A community blotter listing public records across police and fire departments and district courts outlines recent activity and forthcoming items of interest to residents, highlighting local agency actions and court notices.
Conway M. Brown aged 84 of 205 Worthington Ave. Raymond Leroy George 77 of Shelocta Pa. Charles Ray Horner 86 of Volant Velia L. Matthews 91 of Ellwood City Raymond M. Newman 94 of Myrtle Beach 5 C Eleanor D. Parrott 93 of 520 Friendship St. Anna K. Worrell 87 details appear on Page A5, per local notices.
Two organizations submit proposals to develop Cascade Center at the Riverplex corner of Mill and East Washington in New Castle. About 1.8 million remains from a state grant aimed at other downtown projects. City council and administration have not decided when a decision will be made.
New Castle Pennsylvania appears in Site Selection Magazine 2011 micropolitan list as one of the top ten U. S. small-population cities. It ties with DuBois for six economic development deals in 2011, with Pottsville ranking eighth overall in the state.
New Castle police begin enforcing a state law banning texting while driving with a $50 fine. Officers may pull over suspected violators on sight while hand held phones remain legal. Chief Robert Salem and traffic head Chris Fabian say officers will vigilantly stop offenders and note texting is evident when drivers look down at their phones.
The Neshannock Township supervisors named Sandra Snyder as open records officer and volunteer assistant township secretary in a special session. The 2-1 vote approved both appointments with Joe Gierlach opposing, calling the volunteer secretary post unnecessary. The records officer role had been held by Leslie Bucci since 2009. The board did not specify Snyder’s hours.
A 41 year old man from Neshannock Township named David Fitzgerald was taken into custody after a 40 minute standoff at the Brews Way home he shares with his mother Police said he had threatened his mother and shot the family dog She was able to escape to a back room and he surrendered unarmed before being taken to Jameson Hospital for a psychological evaluation Police indicated charges were forthcoming
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