Jeanie Johnston to visit Cleveland as millennium voyage begins
The Jeanie Johnston replica of an Irish emigrant ship will dock in Cleveland September 14 to 18 as part of its millennium voyage plus Irish cultural events across the Great Lakes. A charter bus trip to the festival is offered by local organizers, with Pat O'Brien Park reachable at 657-0586.
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Jeanie Johnston
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Pat O’brien
United States
Blennerville
Ireland
Tralee Bay
Atlantic
Potomac River
Washington, D.C
St. Lawrence Seaway
Quebec
North America
County commissioners Share liquid fuels funds
Lawrence County commissioners approved distribution of state liquid fuels funds to ten townships and boroughs for road and bridge maintenance, paving, and equipment. Municipalities receiving aid include New Beaver Borough, Enon Valley, Gardner Main and Cass streets, Hickory Township, Plain Grove, Pulaski Township, Shenango and Wampum townships, Washington Township, North Beaver, and Volant with totals ranging from 8,775 to 17,500 dollars and projects such as bridge replacement, paving, seal coating, and road resurfacing.
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Lawrence County
New Beaver Borough
Enon Valley
Pella Corp. Plans Gettysburg Plant To Add 500 Jobs
Iowa firm Pella Corp will break ground in Gettysburg Pennsylvania next month for a new window and door factory and distribution center. The plant aims to employ 120 at first, potentially rising to 500 as it expands. It will produce the Pella Proline line. Groundbreaking is set for April 10 and the eastern facility is intended to better serve East Coast customers.
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Pella
Iowa
Pella Corp
Gettysburg
Tion
United States
Mel Haught
Sioux Center
Story City
Shenandoah
Carroll
Multiple defendants plead guilty in county court cases
Judge Dominick Motto presided over numerous February 29 hearings. David Weatherhold, 21, faces 90 days Jail and $105 restitution for criminal mischief linked to a Volant burglary and a separate 60 day sentence with $477.37 restitution for a Daley’s Pantry burglary. other charges include driving under suspension, fleeing and eluding. Amy Lee, 33, received $300 fine and 23.5 month intermediate punishment for DUI with house arrest first 45 days. Jeffrey Snyder, 19, admitted theft by unlawful taking, placed on 12 months probation with restitution. Debra Dunigan, 42, pled guilty to theft of leased property, 24 months probation and $1,781 restitution. Julian Morton, 34, possession of drug paraphernalia, $100 fine. Kenneth Kelly, 35, disorderly conduct, 90 days probation. Geoffrey Reed, 46, DUI and driving under suspension, $500 total fine, 15 days to 12 months jail with treatment. Philip Micco, 31, writing bad checks, 12 months probation and $160 restitution. Travis Guy, 20, DUI, $300 fine and 48 hours to 12 months jail with treatment. Additional charges involve residences in New Castle, Union Township, Slippery Rock Township, and Wampum with related DUI, theft, and possession cases.
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David Chris Weatherhold
Sherman Ave
Sharon
Weatherhold
Volant
Daley’s Country Pantry
Daley’s
Wilmington
New Wilmington
South New Castle Street
Amy Jo Lee
Harmony
Lee
Slippery Rock Township
Frank William Snyder
E. Division St
Snyder
Skyhill Road
Debra Dunigan
Sankey St
White Deer Run
Haney
Comfort Living Furniture Co
Dunigan
Julian K. Morton
Washington St
New Castle
Morton
East Washington Street
Kenneth E. Kelly
Edinburg RD 1
Kelly
Zoccolli Trailer Court
Geoffrey Young Reed
Sutton St
Reed
Union Township
Philip Micco
Hillsville
Armstrong County
Micco
Travis R. Guy
Wampum RD 2
Guy
Shenango
Court opens for yesterday's Druce event amid access dispute
The Dauphin County hearing raised questions about Druce's attendance and the handling of entry to the courthouse. Officials noted a misunderstanding by a sheriff's deputy, with Druce allowed through a limited-access door and private elevator, while critics pressed for public elevator escort and standard procedures. Authorities also redacted identifying numbers from Druce's photo to avoid resembling a mug shot.
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Gover
Druce
Marsho
Dauphin
Lorwick
Harrisburg
Cruce
Donors urged to consider organ transplants and ethics
Donors from page 2 discuss yes as an answer to organ donation visibility at funeral homes. Hospitals return bodies respectfully after organ removal and provide brochures on donation. A push exists for artificial organs or animal organs, drawing animal rights concern. Morality and family choice are urged. Commissioner Burick cites the bumper sticker Dont take your organs to heaven.
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DeCarbo
Brian Burick
School board backs push to explore Internet use
Neshannock Township school board member Russell Hank Forney urged an active district Web site to aid parents and students. A 7-0 vote authorized exploring feasibility and cost while safeguarding security, with Ellwood City’s GradeBook model cited for daily scores and communications. The district would not commit yet.
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Neshannock Township
Russell
Hank” Forney
Walter Kustra
Norman Levine
Ronald J. Mento
Forney
Ellen Ruckert
Ellwood City
Neshannock
Neshannock school board approves safety plan and calendar
The Neshannock Township School Board discussed safety measures and will receive a copy of the district safety plans before the 1999-2000 year end. A crisis response team will operate at both the high school and elementary buildings, with passive and active restraint training planned for 2000-01. The board adopted the 2000-01 calendar, with classes starting August 28 and ending June 6, 2001, and make-up days scheduled. New hires include Lori Senchak as temporary nurse and Pamela K. Croach as spring musical vocal director.
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Neshannock Township
Maynard Harvey
Harvey
Lori Senchak
Senchak
Pamela K. Croach
Amy Walko
Jacqueline Sheen
Peter Glackin
Robert J. Senko
M’liss Caldwell
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