Former IU IV director hit with fine and probation
Cecelia H. Yauger, 57, of Grove City, former executive director of Midwestern Intermedi ate Unit IV, was sentenced in federal court to three years probation. She must serve two months in a community confinement center, perform 150 hours of community service, and pay a $2,000 fine after pleading guilty to theft from a federally funded program.
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Republicans mull response to Obama on immigration
Washington Republicans debated how to react to President Obama’s anticipated executive action on immigration. They weigh suing the president or passing a stand-alone bill to halt him and consider drafting their own measure to show action. Some fear such moves could hinge on must-pass spending bills and risk a government shutdown.
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Neshannock Drops OT Heartbreaker in A Semis at Clairton
In the WPIAL Class A semifinals at Clairton, Clairton edged Neshannock 42 in overtime after a hard fought district playoff. Sharpsville Wilmington coverage and game details appear on crunchonline.com as Game of the Week, with B1 to B3 sport sections.
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Local teen rides quad to top of national standings
Union High School graduate Cole Richardson rose from first rides at age five to win the AMSOIL GNCC XC2 Pro Am Championship at the Iron Man event in Crawfordsville Indiana. He entered the final race tied on points with rookie Marshall Goings, but pulled ahead to clinch the victory and finish the series fifth overall with 340 points.
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Augustine Italian Village eyes rebuild after Sutton blaze
Frank Augustine says his family pizza business will rebuild after a Nov 8 fire at 833 E Sutton St destroyed machinery and food in the Augustine's Italian Village headquarters. The firm, known for hot pizzas and frozen products, also supplied special pan pizzas to the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park and Heinz Field for Steelers games. Before the blaze the company sold 6,000 to 8,000 frozen pizzas weekly.
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Reopen Page A5 Detail for Two Individuals
Two notices reference Daniel F. Book aged 43 of Bessemer Dr and Edward R. Lavolaine aged 76 of Westerville Ohio. Details appear on Page A5.
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