District attorney office reshaped with new hires and exits
Lawrence County adds Susan M. Papa to the District Attorney Matthew Mangino team replacing Louis Perrotta who resigned. Perrotta exits to join Gabriel Cilli in private practice while Mangino plans to fill an upcoming vacancy as Michael Wish also departs to form a Hermitage partnership, keeping a New Castle office.
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Lawrence County District Attorney’s Office
Susan M. Papa
Matthew T. Mangino
Louis M. Perrotta
Matt
Papa
Perrotta
District Attorney’s Office
Gabriel P Cilli
Mangino
Michael E. Wish
P Raymond Bartholomew
Hermitage
Wish
New Castle
Ambridge babysitters reunite with boy misidentified as Timmy
Laura and Tim Kay learned the boy they cared for was actually Justin Robert Lewis-Kidder, a 2-year-old whose mother Anna M. Lewis, aka Andrea White, had taken him from his father Brad Kidder of Columbus, Ohio. Lewis, 36, was arrested on custody interference and burglary charges after fleeing with the child through shelters. The boy was returned to his father, while detectives noted no abuse by the child’s guardians.
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Ambridge
Laura
Tim Kay
Timmy
Justin Robert Lewis-Kidder
Brad Kidder
Columbus
Ohio
Kays
Andrea White
Anna M. Lewis
Lewis
Leet Township
Pittsburgh
Charles Joyce
Kidder
Suicide ruled in man found at cemetery ravine
The body of 48 year old Terry Lee Doyle was found in a ravine along Graceland and Oak Park cemeteries and ruled a suicide by Lawrence County Coroner J Russell Noga. Doyle had been reported missing Saturday night and his car located in Graceland Cemetery. Police and multiple search teams including Canine Aided Emergency Search and Rescue and Allegheny Mountain Rescue participated.
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Graceland
Oak Park
Terry Lee Doyle
Boyles Ave
Lawrence County
J. Russell Noga
Neshannock
Doyle
Graceland Cemetery
New Castle
Allegheny Mountain Rescue
Health fair in Mahoningtown features blood pressure screening
Angie Albanese a cardiac rehabilitation coordinator at St Francis Hospital checks Norma Perretta of Mahoningtown during the hospital health fair. The screening was part of the event held Saturday at the hospital campus and aimed to raise awareness of heart health.
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Angie Albanese
St. Francis Hospital
Norma Perretta
Mahoningtown
Honda City hosts third annual Child Safety Day event
New Castle New s reports the West State Street Honda City dealership and about 500 Honda dealers nationwide teamed with Little League for Child Safety Awareness Day. Families toured a balloon carnival, met clowns Elmo and Chuckie, and learned about Internet safety, injury prevention, child seat use, poison prevention, and home safety with local police, fire, EMS, hospital staff, and Safe Kids volunteers. Donations supported the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children as attendees shared experiences and photos with staff and officers.
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New Honda City
Little League Baseball
West State Street
Little League
Honda City Show Room
Elmo
Chuckie
Rugrats
Union Township Police
Noga and
Medevac Ambulance Services
St. Francis Hospital of
New Castle
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Safe Kids
Lawrence County
Safe Kids Coalition
Glenn Young
Pennsylvania State Police
Ellwood City Hospital Births Notice
Edward and Sandee Schaffer Fox of Beaver Falls welcome a son on May 18 2000. Former Ellwood City resident Mr Fox. Janette Wall Haswell and Robert Hogue of Ellwood City welcome a daughter on May 18 2000. Olga A Koutina and William C Pearsall Jr of Harmony Pa welcome a son on May 18 2000. Jameson Hospital lists Fred and Dawn Mozzocio of New Castle as parents of a son born May 15 2000 and Brandi Dattilo of New Castle and Bryan Buccelli of Ellwood City welcome a son born May 20 2000.
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Ellwood City Hospital
Edward and
Sandee Schaffer Fox
Concord Circle Road
Beaver Falls
Mr. Fox
Ellwood City
Janette Wall Haswell
Robert Hogue
Rosannah St
Olga A. Koutina
William C. Pearsall Jr
Mercer St
Harmony
Mr. Pearsall
Civic League to meet tomorrow in Wilmington Township
The Wilmington Township Civic League will meet at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the municipal building on Phillips School Road to finalize plans for a township picnic. The June 3 event at Marti Park starts with 5:30 p.m. and includes beverages, a covered dish, and an auction after dinner.
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Wilmington Township
Lawrence County
Civic League
Phillips School Road
Marti Park
Public water service eyed for Wilmington Township
Supervisors to hold a 7 p.m. meeting at the municipal building on Phillips School Road to discuss bringing public water lines to Wilmington Township. Proposed sources include Pennsylvania American Water Co and Consumer Water Co of Sharon. Potential service areas span Industrial Park on Honeybee Lane and Orchard Terrace and Wilson Mill Road neighborhoods, plus Route 208 and Pearson, Colony and Beechwood drives.
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Wilmington
Wilmington Township
Phillips School Road
Consumer Water Co
Sharon
Pennsylvania American Water Co
Pennsylvania-American Water Co
Honeybee Lane
Certification on National Register for North Hill District
The U S Bureau for Historic Preservation will present the National Register certification to New Castle at a 12 30 PM ceremony at the former Ohl residence 208 E Lincoln Ave. Mayor Tim Fulkerson will receive the document from Douglas Reynolds and Bonnie Wilkinson who helped place more than 17000 homes on the register. The Ohl residence is NPS approved for tax credits and epitomizes turn of the century craftsmanship in New Castle. ERIE AP More than 30 years after Erie sprayed dieldrin to fight wharf beetles researchers question possible links to breast cancer. A Danish Lancet study shows higher risk with greater exposure and converts to a persistent toxin in the environment. The city’s pesticide history prompts calls for further study by experts including John Brock of the National Center for Environmental Health.
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U.S. Bureau For Historic Preservation
North Hill
National Park Service
New Castle
Erie
Lancet
Eric
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John Brock
National Center For Environmental Health
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