Shenango to repurpose pickleball courts for new attraction
Shenango Township plans to convert its aging pickleball courts into a new, unique local draw. Supervisors Rishel and Burick aim to spend about 100000 to revamp the site and attract visitors with an indoor sports bar and fresh offerings for families in the county.
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Shenango
Shenango Township
Brandon Rishel
Albert Burick III
Burick
United States
Nicholas Vercilla
Harris and Biden rally to keep U S Steel American owned
Vice President Harris and President Biden, campaigning in Pennsylvania on Labor Day, urged that U S Steel remain American owned as Nippon Steel plans to finalize its acquisition by year’s end. Harris called U S Steel a historic American company and stressed support for American workers.
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Pittsburgh
Kamala Harris
U.S
Harris
Pennsylvania
Joe Biden
America
U.S. Steel
Biden
Nippon Steel Corp
Emily Matthew
Ibew Local 5
South Side
Pa GOP narrows gap in voters
In Pennsylvania the 2024 presidential election tightens as Republicans reduce Democrats lead in registered voters. Democrats held 350,341 more voters than Republicans as of this update, a shrink from 395,699 since the April 23 primary, with analysts noting registration trends lag voting behavior.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of State
Chris Borick
Muhlenberg College Institute of Public Opinion
Seven new apartments proposed for Temple Building
Ash Allgyer seeks a conditional use permit from New Castle City Council to add seven apartments on the third floor of 125 E. North St. Downtown district rules require approval. planning commission review occurred as tenants on the third floor vacated for space. The first three floors remain commercial.
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New Castle
Ash Allgger
E. North St
Allgyer
New Castle City
Allgger
City Planning Commission
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