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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2012
Page
3
New Castle residents discuss barriers to downtown growth with Pennsyltuckyan blaming crime drugs and criminals from Detroit flooding the city along with parking shortages and insufficient police presence.
The piece argues culture shapes moral norms from abortion to homosexuality and pedophilia, condemns secular drift in society, and calls clergy to defend Christian order. It cites Obama’s remark on not being a Christian nation, urging clergy to address apostasy and decadence within a dying Western culture.
The Lawrence based editorial reflects on local governance and civic priorities, presenting a concise stance from Corvi Olszak and Kelm. It urges practical policy actions, emphasizes accountability, and calls for steady, data driven leadership to address community concerns.
The city retains Nick Binder, ex Universal Rundle VP, at 750 dollars monthly for three months plus 300 dollars expenses to match vacant downtown space with potential tenants. Mayor Mastrangelo cites existing data on vacant properties and hopes Binder reveals impediments to attract business, guiding future actions.
The newspaper calls for signed letters up to 300 words from readers. Include full name phone number and complete address for verification. anonymous letters will not be published. Mail to Letters to the Editor P O Box 60 New Castle PA 16103 or email nceditor@ncnewsonline.com.
A critical, humorous take on a joint National Nuclear Security Administration and Department of Homeland Security study about nuclear attack effects in Washington DC. The piece recalls Cold War maps, duck and cover drills, and public fears, contrasting policy talk with personal memories and pop culture iconography.
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