Residents push for street basketball and loud music controls
New Castle City Council heard pleas for neighborly behavior as residents voiced concerns over portable basketball hoops blocking sidewalks and nighttime street games. They also cited noise from car stereos deafen ing conversations and rattling windows, urging police enforcement of existing noise rules.
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New Castle
Mary Mangino
Park Avenue
Bishop
Patricia May
Tim Fulkerson
New Castle Considers Open Burn Ban Amid Debates
New Castle City Council again introduced an ordinance to ban open burning aligning with Pennsylvania DEP rules while allowing fires to abate hazards and for training, cooking, and ceremonial bonfires. Mayor Fulkerson seeks alternatives to burning and boosting recycling. residents worry about blue bags costs. The council will decide at the April 13 meeting. Mark Elisco and Patricia May push for a ban.
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New Castle
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Tim Fulkerson
Linda Sporano
Mark Elisco
Patricia May
Rick DeBlasio
Santorum and rivals raise over 500000 in Senate race bids
U S Senator Rick Santorum and two Democratic hopefuls Allyson Schwartz and Ron Klink each surpassed $500,000 in contributions from Jan 1 to Mar 15. Santorum led with $545,353 and $3.3 million cash on hand, with $7 million raised overall. Schwartz raised $506,212 and $964,100 in the bank, while Klink took in $260,616 and lent $300,000 with $507,393 on hand.
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Washington
U.S
Rick Santorum
Senate
Santorum
Allyson Y. Schwartz
Santo
Phil Berg
Murray Levin
Robert Rovner
Patrick Casey
Don Sherwood
Pennsylvania
Casey
Sherwood
Stewart Greenleaf
Joseph Hoeffel
Dpa
Montgomery County
Hoeffel
Local lawyers embrace casual dress in law offices
Local attorneys report dress-down days prevail in offices while courts still require formality. David Henderson notes he wears suits only in court and favors sports coats in meetings, believing casual attire eases client tension and suits their high-tech, start-up expectations.
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David Henderson
Armed sixth grader holds class at bay in Ohio
In Lisbon Ohio a 12 year old boy briefly held his sixth grade class at gunpoint to reunite with his jailed mother. A teacher and police persuaded him to surrender the weapon a 9 mm semiautomatic. No one was hurt and charges may be filed in juvenile court.
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Lisbon
Ohio
Fred Carlisle
Columbiana County
Anthony Krukowski
Carlisle
Matic
John Higgins
Josh Grafton
McKinley
Krukowski
Dan Kemats
Kemats
Linda Robb
Robb
Wjw-Tv
Cleveland
William Davis
Youngstown
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Jameson Hospital Births and Local Crime Briefs
Public notices report a March 23 2000 birth at Jameson Hospital to Joe and Raelynn DeRicco of New Castle and an out of town birth to Matthew and Stefanie Conrad in St Elizabeth Health Center Youngstown. Police logged multiple incidents including burglaries accidents and arrests across New Castle area with names ages and addresses where available.
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New Castle
Erin Lewis
Lathrop St
Williams Street
Sun Grill
Randall Sacco
Brigadoon Lane
St. Francis Hospital
Moravia Street
Astra Pharmaceuticals
Pittsburgh
Croton Avenue
Gladys Owens
Altman Road
Vine Street
Paul Engle
Herrick St. eArrest
Ronald Stafford
Gregory Brown
Parkwood Court
Mindy Rose
Union Township
Countyline
Little Beaver Township
Joseph A. Herr
Aliquippa
Wrights Fallingwater to Get Facelift With State Grant
The 61 year old Frank Lloyd Wright house over Bear Run near Pittsburgh will receive a $3.5 million state grant via the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy. Gov. Tom Ridge presented the ceremonial check as work begins to preserve the landmark and its furnishings for future generations.
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Ewing Park Bridge
P. Burgh
Frank Lloyd Wright
Tom Ridge
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
Failingwater
Conservancy
Larry J. Schweiger
Bear Run
Pittsburgh
Correction policy contact details for editor Tim Kolodziej
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Tim Kolodziej
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Schwartz
Klinknet
Judy Hruska
Paul Hawthorn
Daily Record
EMS
Lawrence County Council and Community College of
Allegheny County
Jameson Hospital School of Nursing
Wilmington Road
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Lawrence County Council
Chuck Tanner
Neshannock Township
Marine Corps League
Herb Kahrer
Rotary
Bessemer-Mohawk
Mohawk Area High School
Michael Nutz
Buckeye
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