Ellwood City adopts noise control ordinance targetting loud cars
Ellwood City enacts a noise ordinance shielding residents from excessive sounds. Cars and trucks blasting from speakers face fines, while dogs barking beyond ten minutes also qualify. Exclusions include lawn mowers, fireworks, bands, and parade crowds. Decibel limits apply: 57 daytime, 52 after 9 pm, 67 at unspecified times. Sgt. David Kingston notes meters are being calibrated for enforcement.
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Ellwood
Wampum
Ellwood City
David Kingston
Ellwood City ordinance sets noise limits by zone
Ellwood City borou gh establishes three noise limits. Residents face 57 decibels day and 52 at night. commercial 67 day and 62 night. industrial 77 any time. Physics professor John Schaefer notes a 10 decibel change sounds twice as loud. Please see DECIBELS, page 6.
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Ellwood City
John Schaefer
Geneva College
Schaefer
Baker Tony Expands Syrian Bread Venture in New Castle
Phil Pudgy Tony, 49, moved Najla's wholesale Syrian bread and buns into Bordonaro's Fruitland Market on Grove Street. He makes about 50 loaves and 30 dozen buns daily using machines, plans to expand, and uses a family recipe from his mother. Tony, a West Pittsburg resident, started the business a few years ago to supply area restaurants and grocers.
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Phil
Tony
Bordonaro
Fruitland Market
Grove Street
New Castle
New Castle Area
West Pittsburg
Fruitland
Supervisors approve hydrants and park upgrades in Union Township
Union Township supervisors plan two Boston Avenue hydrants, three on Winter Road, one near Dale Avenue, one at McComb's Circle, and one at McCracken Lane to extend public water fire protection. They honor contributors to the volunteer fire department, note a $500 donation from Lawrence County Airport Authority, and promote patrolman Mark Julian to lieutenant with a 25 cent hourly pay raise. Scotland Meadows Park will be prepped for summer with 11 sixteen foot picnic tables costing $3,000 and a new parking area at the horseshoe and bocce courts to serve 25 cars.
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Union Township
Boston Avenue
Winter Road
Dale Avenue
McComb’s Circle
McCracken Lane
Kevin M. Guinaugh
Lawrence County
Guinaugh
Ames
Busy Beaver
Columbia Gas Co
McDonald's
Mark Julian
Joe Lombardo
Julian
Ralph Nuzzo
Scotland Meadows Park
Horseshoe Court
Bocce Court
Alleged gunman bragged about shootings in jail claim
Pittsburgh reports inmate Bobby Joe Eakles said Richard Baumhammers bragged of killing five people in a racially motivated spree and predicted his family wealth and legal clout would aid his defense. Eakles also said Baumhammers spoke of a great day as a black man bled to death.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Richard Baumhammers
Baumhammer
William Difenderfer
Bobby Joe Eakles
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Eakles
Baumhammers
Beaver County
Post-Gazette
Baumers
Eukles
Mt. Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Sadaeiners
Allegheny County
Lawrence
Births at Ellwood City Hospital May 20 2000
To Thad and Christina St. John Sturgeon of Forbell Road 1 a son on May 20 2000. The notice lists multiple local accidents hit-and-run and arrests with names ages and addresses, including two hit-and-run incidents on Ashland and Brooklyn avenues and a D U I arrest on Mill Street. Police report minor injuries and vehicle damage along with thefts and a missing dog.
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Ellwood City Hospital
Thad and
Christina St. John Sturgeon
Forbell RD 1
New Castle
Ashland Avenue
Bernadine Chmura
Ashland Ave
Brooklyn Avenue
Mulberry Street
Mildred J. Dugan
Brooklyn Ave
Lincoln
Highland Avenues
Nathleen C. Lindell
Bryant St
Dorthea Fee
Wildwood Ave
East Washington Street
Christina McDanel
Tempalena Ave
Ernest DeJoseph
Nesbitt Road
Marshall Avenue
McDanel
Christina Cook
Pine St
DeJoseph
Cook
Shelby McDanel
St. Francis Hospital
Anthony McCummins
Mill Street
Reynolds Street
Virginia Kerr
E. Washington St
North Mercer Street
William Flickinger
Enon Valley
Susan Wood
Albert St
Cheryl Overton
Sumner Ave
South Bay Street
James Copple
Oak St
Marie Tuminella
Jackson Ave
Larry Maxwell
Pittsburgh Road
Pittsburgh Man Awarded Jury Damages in Assault Case
A Pittsburgh man received 6220 dollars from a Lawrence County Common Pleas Court jury in a suit against David J. Wagner Barbara Wagner Deborah Wagner and Bradley Wagner over an assault on December 24 1995. The jury found only David Wagner liable. The plaintiff was represented by George C. Entenmann.
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Pittsburgh
Lawrence County Commons Pleas Court
Theodore S. Kuczynski
David J. Wagner
Barbara Wagner
Deborah Wagner Kuczynski
Old Butler Road
Bradley Wagner
Kuczynski
Deborah Kuczynski
David Wagner
George C. Entenmann
Penn State Beaver offers summer real estate courses
The Penn State Beaver Office of Continuing Education will offer two summer real estate courses. Real Estate Fundamentals runs 6 to 8 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays from June 5 to July 26, and Real Estate Practice runs 8:15 to 10:15 p.m. on the same days. Each course costs $175. Completing both fulfills requirements to sit for the Pennsylvania Real Estate Salesperson License Examination, and taking them concurrently is recommended.
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Penn State Beaver Office of Continuing Education
Laurel High School Class of 1965 Reunion Address Request
Laurel High School class of 1965 seeks two addresses for Shirley Kline and William Kerry for a summer reunion. Contact Shirley Crowe at 654-5243 or Nancy Blews at 658-1719 with any information.
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Laurel High School
Shirley Kline
William Kerry
Shirley Crowe
Nancy Blews
Laurel High Pitcher Misidentified in Spartans Playoff Loss
Jerry Hardisky, Laurel High pitcher, was pictured with a story on the Spartans' playoff defeat to South Side Beaver. The earlier edition misidentified him and the correction appears in the current issue.
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Jerry Hardisky
Laurel High
Spartans
South Side Beaver
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New Castle News
Najla
Najla’s
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Paul Haw
Cruisin
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ST Daily Record
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Buckeye
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