Youngstown man charged with assault at Oak Leaf Apartments
A Youngstown man, 18-year-old Cdlce Lee Anderson Jr., was arrested and charged with assault and harassment after an incident Tuesday at Oak Leaf Apartments in New Castle. Police found a frightened woman with fresh injuries, and Anderson was arraigned and jailed on a $2,000 bond.
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Youngstown
East Side
New Castle
Cdlce Lee Anderson Jr
Oak Leaf Apartments
Crestview Gardens
Anderson
Woman accused of marijuana use around infants
Police arrested 18 year old Shanea Shamone Estes of 1023 Booker Drive after officers responded to reports of possible drug use at midnight on March 23. They found heavy smoke, two infants sleeping on a living room couch beside Estes and another person, and a DVD case with suspected marijuana. Estes claimed ownership and admitted prior use. She faces charges of possession of a small amount of marijuana and possession of a controlled substance and received a summons to appear in court.
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New Castle
Shanea Shamone Estes
Booker Drive
Estes
Union Township woman charged with threats in county court
New Castle police charged Terri Lynn Davis 47 of 1707 Brown St with terroristic threats harassment and disorderly conduct for allegedly shouting I am going to kill someone during custody proceedings in the Lawrence County court on Oct 8 and again at a Children and Youth Services office. Davis was arraigned by District Judge Melissa Amodie and freed on $2,000 bail awaiting an April 7 preliminary hearing.
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Melissa A. Amodie
Lawrence County
Union Township
New Castle
Terri Lynn Davis
Brown St
Children and Youth Services
CYS
Davis
Children and Youth Services Office
Court upholds dismissal of charges against PSU officials
Harrisburg AP reports a state appeals court refused to reconsider throwing out the most serious charges against former Penn State leaders Graham Spanier Gary Schultz and Tim Curley over the Sandusky scandal. The Superior Court denied their petition on Wednesday.
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Penn State
Jerry Sandusky
Superior Court
University
Graham Spanier
Gary Schultz
Tim Curley
Vandalism Charged in Lawrence County Youth Services Van
Lawrence County authorities charged Nicholas Patrick and Luke Duffee with criminal mischief after a van at the Lawrence County Children and Youth Services site suffered damage to its rear sliding door. Police reviewed security footage showing three youths in the lot around 11 30 p.m. January 31. two allegedly rammed the vehicle with their bodies. A third male, 21, was not charged. Both defendants received summons to appear in court.
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Lawrence County Children and Youth Services
New Castle
Nicholas Patrick
E. Washingto St
Jackson Ave
Luke Duffee
Hazen St
Patrick
Duffee
Trump shifts on punishing women if abortion banned
In Green Bay, Donald Trump floated punishment for women who obtain abortions if the practice is outlawed, drawing swift backlash from abortion rights groups and moderates. His campaign later insisted the punishment would target abortion providers, not patients, while reaffirming a pro life stance with exceptions.
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Wis
Donald Trump
Trump
Ronald Reagan
MSNBC
Chris Matthews
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Matthews
Marjorie Danenfelser
Susan B. Anthony List
Dannenfelser
March For Life
Washington
Meadows Raceway Revenue and Community Investment Highlight
The Meadows reported 2015 gross terminal revenue of 2.06 billion with 61 percent (1.25 billion) directed to Pennsylvania tax relief and the purse fund. Since 2007 it has paid 1.01 billion in taxes and fees and 236 million in purse funds, supporting an entertainment destination with 1300 plus jobs, 186 race days, 5/8 mile track, two restaurants, a casino offering 3173 slots, 68 table games, six roulette wheels, and a 14-table poker room.
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the Meadows
Pennsylvania
Sullivan
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