Westmoreland Mall to close on Thanksgiving Day
The Westmoreland Mall in Hempfield Township will close Thanksgiving Day so shoppers and employees can spend time with family and friends. It will reopen at 6 a.m. on Nov. 25, continuing to host anchors like J. C. Penney Bon Ton and Macy's with many smaller shops.
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Westminster College to celebrate inauguration schedule
Westminster College announces a week long We in Westminster celebration for Dr. Kathy Brittain Richardson's inauguration. events include open houses October 23, Titan Service Cup October 24, women's volleyball and soccer October 25, Henderson Lecture October 26, School of Music concert October 27, and an inaugural Chapel Service and ceremony October 28 with public access.
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Junior Guild annual bazaar headed for UPMC Jameson lobby
The 52nd annual Junior Guild bazaar runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on November 3 in UPMC Jameson Hospital lobby and cafeteria. A host of handmade gifts, baked goods, candy and auctions await shoppers in a holiday atmosphere with new features each year.
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Upmc Jameson Hospital
Cyndee Adamo
Howard Hanna
Church Fairs and Dinner Benefit at Local Churches
Church calendar sale runs 9 am to 2 pm October 15 at Northminster Presbyterian Church New Castle with proceeds supporting missions. Fall bazaar same day at Center Presbyterian Church in New Castle offering apple butter produce baked goods crafts and lunch. Chicken and biscuit dinner October 29 at Trinity Lutheran Ellwood City charges 10 for adults 5 for ages 4 12 with takeout and proceeds for the social hall flooring fund.
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Northminster Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
New Castle
Center Presbyterian Church
Center Church Road
Spring
2Nd Avenue
Ellwood City
Trinity Social Hall
Michael DeLeon to speak at New Castle events
Michael DeLeon, a documentary filmmaker and founder of Steered Straight, will share his story of overcoming drug addiction and gang involvement at four New Castle venues from Oct 14 to Oct 16. The schedule includes Gardner Chapel, Ben Franklin Auditorium, Wayside Emmanuel Church, and First Assembly Church of God. Rosary Rally: noon.
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Ovision Ministries
Pathway TO Freedom
Michael Deleon
Gardner Chapel
Assembly of God
Forest Ave
New Castle
Ben Franklin Audi
Torium
Cunningham Ave
Wayside Emmanuel Church
Mitchell Road
First Assembly Church of God
Pulaski Road
Fundraisers Spaghetti Dinner At First United Brethren Church
All you can eat spaghetti meal with meatballs salad bread dessert and drink offered October 15 from 4 to 6 30 p m at 1900 East Brook Road New Castle in Fellowship Hall Adults 8 children 12 and under 5 Advance tickets available at church office Tue Fri 9 a m to noon or at the door Takeout available Call (724) 654 9653 Annual rummage noise
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First United Brethren Church Fellowship Hall
Eastbrook Road
New Castle
Reminders Issued on Small Games of Chance Rules
Lawrence County officials reviewed small games of chance rules led by Lt James Jones of the Pennsylvania State Police Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement. The session noted no changes to law. details covered pull tabs raffles 50/50s and illegal activities while outlining permit thresholds and compliance steps. A workshop featuring Jones is planned at Gallo's Italian Village on October 18 at 6 pm with registration required.
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Pennsylania State Police
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Texas
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Lawrence County Drug and Alcohol Commission
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Gallo
Long-haul investing not ideal for a 95-year-old
Dear Dave advises against changing mom's portfolio at 95. With about 150000 across CDs, money market accounts, and savings bonds, he suggests staying with her current holdings if she is comfortable, as she may fear stock market volatility and mutual funds.
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