Welding program cut at Lawrence County Career and Technical Center
Lawrence County Career and Technical Center trustees voted to abolish the welding program and furlough welding instructor Tim Wells to save nearly $300,000. Electronics shop instructor Barry Clever moves to part time. Also approved: dean of students resignation, chemistry teacher retirement, and new chief administrator for 2011-12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Career and Technical Center Board
Tim Wells
Barry Clever
Andrew Tommeller
Ronald Katich
Eugene Thomas
Shenango Area
Career and Technical Center
Jodi Kingman
Fern Street
Erie Business Center
Laurie Conti
Pulaski
Elaine Peak
West Clayton Street
Robert Stull
Arch Street
Brooks rides to honor fallen officers in law enforcement tour
Brooks, 28, reflects on his five year sister force journey and training for a charity ride that honors fallen officers. The event supports the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and raised about 1.5 million dollars with sponsors including Bicycles and More and Coulter Construction. The five New Castle police officers named on the memorial wall are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Thomas
Laurel
Lawrence
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
Bicycles and
Coulter Construction
Lanigan’s Irish Pub
Tri-State Canine Services
Papa & Papa Law Firm
New Castle
Police Unity Tour honors fallen officers since 1997 ride
Officer Patrick P. Montuore outlines the Police Unity Tour started in Florham Park New Jersey in May 1997 to raise awareness and honor law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. The first tour had 18 riders raising 18000 for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial. Since then the tour has donated 84 million and attracted over 1400 participants supporting the memorial’s Hall of Remembrance and wall restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick P. Montuore
Florham
N.J.) Park
Florham Park
N.J
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial
Washington, D.C
Police Unity Tour
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund
Soarce
Supervisors Face Bond Limits At Central Court Hearing
Five township residents attended preliminary hearings in central court voicing concerns to assistant district attorney William Flannery and state trooper Daniel Masura. Bond conditions retain that neither supervisor may enter township property at 127 Eastbrook Neshannock Falls Road or attend meetings without a police officer, and they are barred from township records. The next township meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Court
William Flannery
Daniel Masura
Flannery
Eastbrook-Neshannock Falls Road
School aides spared after emotional budget meeting
Six year staffer DePorzio faced a job cut as budget revisions sought deeper cuts. Students and parents urged board to keep aides, citing personalized support for learning disabled and at risk students. The board delayed final budget decisions, pledging to find another way while noting an overall tight future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Crognale
First Meat Bank
Mark Turnley
Robert Curry
John DeCaro Jr
Daniel R. Delaney
Curry
Tom Corbett
DePorzio
Mike Wymer
Rosemary
Cookie” Cook
Tim O’brien
Brittany Tritt
Tommeller
Alan Carlson
Tommelleo
Carlson
George Gabriel
Gabriel
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Patrick E. Litowitz
NEWS
Neshannock Village
Jameson Hospital
Lawrence County Housing Authority
Brandon Baker
Steven Brooks
Police
Washington
Yj Our
Ate Frank C. Skidmore
Thomas Thomas
James Cucia
John W. Edwards
Clarence Campbell
Page al
Stihl
Nyion
Lee
Stihl Farm
Hermitage M & R Power Equipment Inc
S. Hermitage Rd
Mrmpowerequipment
Mrpowerequipment
Ital To
East
Washington Street
Four Ways
Barry Cleaver
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