12 May 1999
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1999
Page
1
The Pittsburgh Penguins hold a 2 1 advantage over the Toronto Maple Leafs in the NHL playoff series while a mystery buyer bids could relocate the team to Oregon next season if approved.
New Castle City Council votes to accept advisory planning commission reports while streamlining process by limiting commission involvement in conditional use appeals. Solicitor James Manolis asserts the council must receive and consider commission recommendations but may conduct hearings directly, moving away from mandatory planning commission hearings on certain conditional use requests.
Jim and Debi Holtom own Affordable Transmissions on Florence Avenue. Their story traces from ninth grade seating to a shared payroll of a family business. Jim’s career spans steel mill layoff to transmission shops. Debi learned the trade while managing china factory and real estate work.
Neshannock Township plans to rezone Mitchell Road sections between Routes 60 and 18 for a special commercial area to house retail, restaurants and hotels. Glen Road and Route 18 would become a 74 acre business park, land owned by First Western Bank, with Regional Industrial Development Corp. of Pittsburgh seeking to develop.
The state Senate confirmed Melissa A. Amodie, 31, as district justice in New Castle by a 49 to 0 vote with one absence. Nominated April 13 by Gov. Ridge to fill the vacancy from the Feb 25 death of Charles A. Abraham Jr., she will be sworn May 24 and serve through January 2002, then seek a full six year term in 2001. Amodie is a Pitt cum laude graduate, a Duquesne Law alumna, and former solicitor for New Castle.
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