Whitehall Specialties to seek 1.2M loan for expansion
Whitehall Specialties plans a 1.2 million dollar low interest loan from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority to expand production capacity across its four plants. Lawrence County facility will leverage an ample skilled workforce to support growth and serve eastern customers. The project is coordinated by the governor's Action Team.
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Area woman jailed after Sheep Hill drug raid
Rashelle Reitnauer 22 of 1613 Hanna St New Castle was charged in Judge Melissa Amodie s court with delivery of a controlled substance conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. Police raided her residence with a warrant issued by Judge John Hodge at 6 17 a m Wednesday seizing a digital scale baggies cash marijuana two cell phones a spoon with white residue and other items. Her preliminary hearing is set for Nov 2.
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Rashelle Reitnauer
Hanna St
Melissa Amodie
Common Pleas Court
John Hodge
Reitnauer
Greensburg
Man arrested after barricading himself in home
New Castle police arrested Rocky Grim Sr. after he barricaded himself in his apartment during a warrant attempt for domestic violence. The 57 year old refused orders, Triggered a 2 hour stand off with Special Response Team perimeters, exiting to be taken into custody. He faces charges including flight to avoid apprehension and resisting arrest, bail set at 1000 dollars, preliminary hearing November 1.
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Rocky Grim Sr
Crescent Ave
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Melissa Amodie
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Pennsylvania pension reforms draw mixed reviews amid critique
Critics label the measure smoke and mirrors as they warn long term solvency remains fragile. Analysts cite 401 k style options in other states and note the plan shifts reform timelines while aiming for a cultural shift toward defined contribution plans. Supporters call it a compromise and a step toward sustainable costs.
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Penn State Upset Triggers Damage Probe in State College
Police identify at least 11 people possibly facing charges after Penn State’s 24-21 upset of No. 2 Ohio State. Ten are current or former students. Damage includes five streetlights, 20 street and stop signs, several small fires, and vehicle damage. Estimated losses rise from 18000 to about 30000 dollars as 5000 to 10000 fans gathered downtown.
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Water park expansion highlights Battle of Lake Erie
Waldameer Park & Water World in Pennsylvania plans a multimillion dollar expansion with a history lesson about The Battle of Lake Erie. CEO Paul Nelson says the facility should open by late May with 102 water attractions and seven slides. The new feature sits between the wave pool and Kidz Zone on vacant land, recalling the 1813 battle that helped the United States gain control of Lake Erie.
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Lake Erie
United States
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