Computers Enrich Kindergarten Learning At Mohawk School
Computers Canciella notes students progress from pressing space bars to typing and learning beyond first grade knowledge. Terri Majors confirms kindergarten computer training begins with a focus on early typing and enrichment during weekly sessions.
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Canciella
Mohawk
Terri Majors
Early computer use grows in local kindergartens
Teachers from Shenango to Ellwood City describe kindergarten students quickly learning to use computers. Lisa Nowka notes students identify parts and practice mouse skills, while Croton and New Castle centers assign daily 20 minute or center-based sessions.
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Lisa Nowka
Shenango
Nowka
Wilmington Area
Pam Stein
Stein
Neshannock
Staci Norris
New Castle
Croton
Judy McConnell
Ellwood City
Matthew Skoczyles
SBA program aids small firms across Lawrence County
David Miller of the SBA says a growing regional effort now expanding from Pittsburgh to five mid-Atlantic states and nationally aims to unite local, regional, state, and federal resources for small businesses. Community leaders emphasize follow up, resource awareness, and job creation through coordinated support and loan programs.
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David Miller
Small Business Administration
Pittsburgh
mid-Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Lawrence
Frances Harris
Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development
Linda Nitch
Lawrence County
New Castle Plans Facade Work Slogan Contest Debut
Council discusses Kennedy Square decorative walls and delays slogan contest while welcoming signs are planned and students from the New Castle Area School District may join. De Blasio receives proposals, Elisco favors fall start. demolition budget set at 30,000 with 80,000 more from housing program. Community Development Corporation to be formed. A day careCenter request from Frederica Bell prompts executive session to review conditional use and licensing needs.
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New Castle
Rick DeBlasio
Kennedy Square
DiMuccio
DeBlasio
New Castle Area
Tion
Frederica Bell
Epworth Street
E. Long Ave
Bell
Council
Pennsylvania
Mack Trucks to lay off 300 at Winnsboro plant
Mack Trucks Inc will cut 300 workers at its Winnsboro South Carolina plant as demand for heavy trucks declines. Production will drop from 100 to 70 units per day across one shift starting August 14. The facility employs about 1,300 people and the company cites fuel prices, high interest rates, and truck driver shortages as factors.
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Mack Trucks
Winnsboro, S.C
Mack Trucks Inc
Winnsboro
Michel Gigou
Tion
Mack
Allentown
Gigou
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