Eugene Marketich Akron Ohio obituary
Eugene Marketich 52 of Akron Ohio died Sept 21 2016 at home. Born May 13 1964 in New Castle he was the son of Eugene Marketich and Joyce Platt Tomer and a Marine Corps veteran. He was a chess champion attended Akron University and enjoyed hiking in Ireland and fishing. He is survived by his parents stepmother Judy Marketich stepfather Bill Tomer brother Douglas Marketich step brother Charlie stepsister Kathy Rutter two nephews Quinn Tomer two nieces Audrey and Kendal Rutter and many aunts uncles and cousins. He was preceded in death by his brother Bobby Marketich.
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Eugene
Gene” Marketich
Akron
Ohio
New Castle
Eugene Marketich
Joyce Platt Tomer
Marine Corps
Akron University
Ireland
Judy Marketich
Bill Tomer
Douglas Marketich
Charlie Tomer
Kathy Rutter
Uniontown
Quinn Marketich
Audrey
Kendal Rutter
Robert
Bobby" Marketich
Death Notice for Lorraine Thompson
Lorraine Thompson wife of former New Wilminton resident Ernie Thompson died September 25 2016 Contributions to Treasure Coast Hospice 5000 Dunn Road Ft Pierce Florida 34981 Sympathies to Ernie 119B Lakes End Drive Ft Pierce Florida 34982
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Lorraine Thompson
New Wilmington
Ernie Thompson
Treasure Coast
Dunn Road
Ft. Pierce
Florida
Ernie
Lakes End Drive
Pittsburgh Symphony Musicians Strike Over Pay Cuts
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra musicians unanimously rejected a 15 percent pay cut amid a $20 million debt and a $1.5 million annual deficit. Management cites financial crises and pension funding needs, proposing a freeze and 401(k) shift. Strike cancels Music of John Williams concerts with return set for December Holiday Pops.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Melia Tourangeau
Symphony
Tourangeau
Devin McGranahan
PSO
John Williams
New Castle
Pennsylvania dealer hid 110 heroin bags in buttocks
Scranton police arrested Corey Davis, 32, of Carbondale, after an undercover drug buy, finding 110 small heroin bags concealed in his buttocks. He awaits a preliminary hearing October 6 and remains jailed without bond. no attorney listed in online records.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Corey Davis
Carbondale
Davis
Lackawanna County
Community honors fallen MIA from Lawrence County ceremony
Lawrence County residents remember missing in action soldiers Gerald Glasser Marian Abraham and Vincent Scungio during a Friday ceremony in New Castle. The program featured the Laurel High School Band, rifle detail, taps, bagpipes, and a community meal, with remarks on patriotism and sacrifice.
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Gerald R. Glasser
Marian Abraham
Thomas
Vietnam
Vincent Scungio
Lawrence County
Barta
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Laurel High School
David Bell
d_irwin
Ncnewsonline
Dan Irwin
News Laurel High
Brian Crouch
Walk From page A2 Walk Celebrates Senior Exercise Event
Agnes McAllen 74 of New Castle joined others at the door of the dance pavilion to pick up a registration packet for the Walk From page A2 event. Pennsylvania Secretary of Aging Teresa Osborne attended, urging 2.9 million Pennsylvanians aged 60 plus to age well and participate in community activities.
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Agnes McAllen
New Castle
Lawrence County
McAllen
Mercer Road
Pennsylvania
Teresa Osborne
Old Pulaski Road Bridge Drilling Set to Start
Drilling work for a future bridge replacement on Old Pulaski Road Bridge over a Shenango River branch will reduce traffic to an alternating single lane on weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Oct. 14. Armstrong Drilling, Inc. crews will perform the operations between Schwartz Lane and Nashua Road, weather permitting. Traffic conditions and delays can be checked on 511PA with www.S11PA.com, 5-1-1, or the 511PA mobile app.
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Pulaski Road
Shenango River
Schwartz Lane
Nashua Road
Armstrong Drilling, Inc
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Pittsburgh Symphony
NEWS
News Army
Jeffrey Barta
Joe Toscano
Bob Kins
Cascade Park
Pulaski Road Bridge
Pulaski Township
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