Former director pays restitution in parking authority case
Donald E. Pallerino the former executive director of the New Castle Parking Authority paid 20000 restitution and received two years probation after pleading guilty to one theft charge. He left authority in July 1999 and testified against Paul Cubbal Jr. and others amid a 14 month records probe into 1997 to 1999 revenues.
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New Castle Parking Authority
Donald E. Pallerino
Authority
Pallerino
Naples
Fla
Lawrence County
Ralph Pratt
John Pallerino
Cape Coral
Paul J. Cubbal Jr
Friendship Street
Parking Authority
Donald Pallerino
Cubbal
Matthew T. Mangino
Commissioner drives past horse runaway on Route 60
New Castle News reports Rodgers County Commissioner Roger M. DeCarbo spotted a horse loose from an Amish farm on Pulaski River Road. He pursued the animal in the rain as state troopers chased the mare beside Route 60, clinging to the reins from a sport utility vehicle. The incident occurred about 7:45 p.m.
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Roger M. DeCarbo
Pulaski River Road
Roger
Rondinelli
Joe Scungio
Ron Hudak
Mayor criticized over police move in New Castle politics
New Castle Mayor Tim Fulkerson faced accusations of political motives after council members criticized patrols for targeting illegal sidewalk parking. Lt. Richard Russo, traffic chief, was reassigned to 3 to 11 p.m. shifts to address the issue, prompting claims of vindictive scheduling and political pressure from Council member John Russo and Patricia May.
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New Castle
Tim Fulkerson
John Russo
Patricia May
Fulkerson
Russo
Richard Russo
Joseph Biangone
David Kelty
Biangone
Kelty
May
Neshannock School Board advances 5 mill tax increase plan
Neshannock Township residents face a proposed 5 mill rise as the school board introduced a 2002 03 budget raising the millage from 75 to 80 mills. The plan totals 12 999 342 up 934 900 from last year with votes against by Houk Kustra and Dietz.
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Neshannock Township
Karen Houk
Walter Kustra
John B. Dietz
Kustra
Frank Rondinelli
Abby's road to the Schaubroecks home a Mother's Day tale
Abby Schaubroeck, a 15 month old adopted from China in January, helps Shawn and Cami Schaubroeck celebrate family and faith after a long international journey. The piece notes their three daughters Emily 10 Allison 7 and Abby and frames Mother's Day as a special family milestone.
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Tiffany Wolfe
Schaubroeck
Shawn
Cami
Abby
Allison
Emily
the Schaubroecks
Archie Bunker
Cami Schaubroeck
Schaubroecks
Obituaries and Broadway dance icon Buster Brown dies at 88
NEW YORK AP A top star and choreographer, Buster Brown danced on stage, in films and on television. He was 88 and one of the last Copasetics, touring with Count Basie Dizzy Gillespie and Duke Ellington, danced in The Cotton Club and Tap, and toured South America with Cab Calloway Orchestra.
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New York
Buster Brown
Brown
Copasetics
Count Basie
Dizzy Gillespie
Duke Ellington
South America
Cab Calloway
Unfaithful voices spark gospel based healing trend
Doctors increasingly cite gospel messages as a healthy prescription for healing, signaling a shift in practice philosophy. The piece highlights how faith based guidance is influencing patient care and medical conversations on page 7.
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Debbie Wachter
Morris
New Castle News
Neshannock School
Board
Richard E. Flannery
Cornce Osc
Daily Record
Dan Irwin
Helen Aiken
Harmony
Mary M. Arena
Bessemer
Anthony F. Galizia
Mahoning Township
Raymond T. Wigton Sr
Ellwood City
Arts Eponerere
Kaya
Richard Gere
Diane Lane
Adrian Lyne
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