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Amish area rocked by alleged assault near New Wilmington
Police pursue leads in an incident at Route 208 business area in Wilmington Township involving five Amish men aged 18 to 26 alleged to have assaulted three Mercer and Grove City youths. Witness accounts, alcohol influence, and auction setting noted as key details. Detectives report identifying at least one or two suspects and expect charges soon.
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City man charged in reported incident of girlfriend
James City man Justus Allan Gault, 29, is charged with involuntary deviant sexual intercourse aggravated indecent assault and related offenses after police say he forced sex on his girlfriend as she slept. He was arraigned before District Judge Jennifer Nicholson and released on 10 000 bond. The incident reportedly occurred around 5 30 a m Tuesday at their home. the victim said they had prior unconsented sex.
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Olson leaves school board amid special session chaos
Olson resigns from the Mahoning County school board as Brad Cloon and new member shake up the panel during a yesterday special session. Olson, affiliated with Dimes Law Offices in New Castle and Ellwood City, states he moved to Poland to pursue business opportunities.
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Flooding from remnants of a storm blamed for two deaths
The remnants of a tropical storm caused deadly flooding across Pennsylvania. An elderly man drowned in Elizabethtown Township as water submerged roads up to several feet. A second death occurred in Dauphin County when a basement wall collapsed under flood waters. Evacuations were ordered in several communities as low-lying areas flooded. Roads including the Schuylkill Expressway faced closures and long delays. Officials warned it would take hours to reopen major routes.
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