Sunrise and Sunset and Weather Tonight and Tomorrow
Sunrise and sunset times listed as 6 41 a m and 6 22 p m for tonight. Rain expected with lows in the lower 40s. Tomorrow partly sunny with a high in the lower 50s.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2016
Page
6
Sunrise and sunset times listed as 6 41 a m and 6 22 p m for tonight. Rain expected with lows in the lower 40s. Tomorrow partly sunny with a high in the lower 50s.
Wednesday night results show Pick 2 and Daily numbers with 8 5 and 8 5 7 respectively. Big 4 outputs 8 9 7 3 and 0 2 3 3 1 for Quinto. Cash 5 lists 1 10 15 18 40. Wednesday midday draws: Pick 2 4 5 and Daily 0 3 3 with Big 4 6 3 5 7 and Quinto 4 0 2 2 8 Treasure Hunt reads 3 6 12 15 29.
New Castle and Union Township report a series of charges including code enforcement violations, disorderly conduct, and multiple sex offense counts. Names include Steve Plum, Susan Duncan, Nicole Stephenson, Kathy Pumphrey, and Angela Kirkland amid traffic and drug-related offenses. Ohio lottery results list Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 5, Rolling Cash 5, Lotto, Kicker, Powerball with various numbers.
Washington area officials reveal that 6,500 of 8,670 noise complaints at Reagan National Airport last year came from a single unidentified resident. The Washington Post notes the figure equates to roughly 18 calls per day, one person driving three quarters of the airport’s noise concerns.
Wilmington supervisors move to have the planning commission complete revisions to the oil and gas ordinance by March after hearing five residents oppose the current rules. The plan calls for minor amendments to a December ordinance allowing hydraulic fracturing wells in agricultural zones while stricter setbacks are sought. One resident, Carrie Hahn, has sued the ordinance for improper advertising. a pending Lawrence County case may force a restart. The board also approved a $94,112 new John Deere mower under the Costars program, with no trade in, and kept older tractors for ditching and mowing. Monthly water testing for Marti Park hydrants was noted as required by the state DEP, with potential cost if tests fail. The supervisors awarded a grass-mowing contract to Mills Lawn Service, adopted the county hazard mitigation plan, announced paving for Covered Bridge Road, and acknowledged $139,358 in liquid fuels funds.
Community 4-H members, including Venesky and Matlin, warn Wolf’s veto of $50.5 million endangers Penn State extension and 4-H networks vital to farming competitiveness. Penn State shifted funds to cover extension work but faces long term solvency risks. Researchers warn layoffs could hollow out agricultural expertise and local guidance amid disease and pests threats.
PennDOT outlines extensive upgrades in Lawrence County including repainting and structural work on the Route 18 Shenango River viaduct, traffic detours next year, and widening signals and lighting. Projects span Route 317, East Poland Avenue Bridge, Route 19 Slippery Rock Creek Bridge, Gardner Center Road Bridge, Union Valley Road bridges, and three resurfacing lanes with drainage and signage upgrades. Additional maintenance and bridge preservation will occur district wide, with district 11 of PennDOT coordinating through 2018.
R W Elliott of Portersville proposes rail crossings costing about 100000 funded by the company. The plan includes standard cross back signs and pavement markings. A traffic count recorded 52 cars, nine two axle trucks, one tri axle, two four axle, and 21 five axle trucks in eight hours 8 am to 4 pm on a Friday. The New Castle Refractories Co. built in 1910 and later owned by RESCO vacated the site in 2008.
Wal-Mart and Sam's Club will boost wages for more than 45,000 Pennsylvania associates hired before 2016 to at least $10 per hour, with the change reflected in Thursday paychecks. The raise is part of a two year $2.7 billion plan to raise pay, improve training, and expand education opportunities for employees.
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