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New Castle Canes Coach Blundo Drives 2015-16 Basketball Success
The New Castle High School boys basketball team, led by head coach Ralph Blundo, carries a 25-2 record into the PIAA Class AAA quarterfinal against Bishop McDevitt. The program credits Blundo and assistants for strong player development and community values, with seniors Micah Fulena and Pat Minenok among key leaders. Blundo’s career record stands at 180-20, highlighting a 90 percent win rate across six seasons at New Castle plus a prior 26-2 stint at George Junior Republic.
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Spotlight review frames church abuse as a call to reform
The author praises the film Spotlight for its accurate Boston Globe reporting on priest abuse, noting the history of coverups, reforms, and ongoing vigilance. He cites Cardinal Law’s resignation, safe environment programs, and the wider impact beyond the Archdiocese of Boston while urging adults to watch the movie for its sober portrayal and lessons.
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Megatowers and the fight for urban life in US cities
A critique of 40 to 100 story mega towers altering city skylines from Seattle to New York. It cites wind tunnels, shade, pollution canyons, and displacement of residents, noting foreign buyers and opaque funding. The piece urges local resident power against real estate influence and political complacency.
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