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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2016
Page
4
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In September community members cleaned Bolinger Playground to restore an asset to the town after years of neglect. Malik Hooker, son of Angela Dennis, joined the effort, traveling from Columbus to help and inspire youths. Local groups like United Way and New Visions for Lawrence County support similar revitalization projects amid economic challenges. The county commissioners contributed 5000 dollars to the Bolinger project, with attorney Dallas W. Hartman matching donations. The piece closes urging broader community involvement and reflecting on shared civic duties.
In a public commendation Ruth P. Fletcher of Pulaski Township praises the Mahoning Township supervisors for their patient effort to craft a fair noise ordinance. She hopes farmers can plant and harvest without penalties while residents enjoy a peaceful productive community.
The New Castle News invites readers to submit letters to the editor by mail or email. Letters must be signed with a full name, phone number, and complete address for verification. Anonymous submissions will not be published and letters may be edited for style and grammar.
An analysis notes Trump links law and order to minority communities with harsh rhetoric while crime statistics show blacks and Hispanics face higher homicide risks. FBI data 2015 shows violent crime rising after two decades of decline, with cities like St. Louis Detroit and Birmingham among the most dangerous. Community policing is offered as a calmer alternative to stop and frisk, yet trust gaps persist between police and minorities.
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