Sharon, PA News

• Sharon, PA News
• Kohl's developer renews bid for taxpayer financing
• Memorial Day’s meaning instilled by words, deeds
• Storm blows in fast, leaves damage
• Transit is once-in-a-lifetime show
• Storms rumble through parts of Mercer County
• Board wants pay freeze
• City taps Pa. grant for downtown facelift
• Pension bomb ticking for city
• Church softball league to Mormons: You’re out!
• Fired bus driver files lawsuit
• Recycling program a bit too popular
• District will tap reserve fund
• School board mulls change to sports chaperone policy
• Afternoon crash hurts 3 high school students
• Board sells some, holds some
• Levey: Kohl’s project died with school vote
• Warden expects hectic season at county jail
• Hard budget choices yet to come
• Grant will pay to fix 12-15 homes
• Levey officially drops TIF request
• When temps rise, cop presense may too
• Sewer backups following recent rain irk residents
• School directors nix retail tax break plan
• Career paths so near yet so far apart
• Officials seek public input
• A breed apart
• Board voices shock at pain of cuts
• Board voices shock at pain of cuts
• Township settles lawsuit over fired firefighter’s pay
• Council balks at paying viaduct lighting costs
• Records services not tied to gov’t
• Wedding bells ring at school
• $250,000 grant will repair homes needing fixups
• Driver: Sorry for damaging church
• Driller gets first local permit
• City supports TIF proposal
• Graubard’s resignation was long time coming, he says
• Street value of pilfered pills: $100K
• Empty Bowls help fill need
• Need exceeds money available for local projects by 2-1 margin
• Sharon school lunch prices going up in the fall
• Sharpsville school plans to leave positions unfilled
• 2 charged in S.C. with killing of Rachel Goodnight
• Man raped 3 girls, police say
• County vote on TIF delayed a week
• McConnell questions Levey’s TIF estimates
• 2 killed in crash of 2 cycles
• Lipani spends lifetime at St. Mike’s
• Plant a bit more, help feed hungry
• Early childhood education
• Racers enjoy downhill thrills
• Obama campaign on the ground here
• Stole identities, woman admits
• Low Koehler paving bids surprise officials
• Levey paying MCIDA’s lawyer
• Community Garden Project Open to Adults in the Valley
• Residents relate water quality woes
• Public: Cutting police was a crime
• Drama Club Donates $500 plus Canned Goods to Community Food Warehouse
• Holy crash! Car hits church
• Man planned to abduct daughter, police say
• Charges mount in fatal cycle crash
• TIF gives city $50,000
• Officials split on town center upgrade
• Deluge washes out roads, blows off roofs, KO’s power
• New mayor Stevens vows to bring unity
• 11th Annual Penn State Shenango Alumni Society Golf Scramble
• Freedom of speech
• Cops: Thief cut wall to pharmacy
• City has cash for upgrades
• Drug tests in offing?
• Judge dismisses lawsuit man waited too long to file
• Pair cite impact, teachable moments
• Water rescue still not in place
• Online comments show public unrest
• Leaving kids to their own devices
• Old-school model doesn’t fit today’s tech-savvy students
• Herald, Allied staffers collect seven Keystones
• Judge must decide why dealer had gun
• Accused bookie charged by task force
• Tube plant shutting down
• Agency OK’s retooled TIF
• Escape added to list of charges
• Girls say man’s actions improper
• Ex-wife entitled to share of vets’ benefits, court rules
• Strimbu scholarships given at 23rd barbecue
• Logon for school district’s sell-all auction
• Ex-local man a suspect in slaying
• Judge arraigns murder suspects
• Board cuts 4 teachers’ jobs
• Help us nab metal thieves, cops plead
• NFG prices for residents at 10-year low
• Commencement Ceremony Slated for May 4
• Retiring teachers leave their trades
• Undergrads pedal science
• Reaction mixed in Basilone case
• Write-in votes add up on GOP ballot
• Rally keeps public focus on Trayvon Martin case
• Career center teacher passes 1st test
• Jail time ordered for dog abuse
• Ex-bowling alley owner sentenced to prison
• Fatal crash leads to charges
• Board prepares school fix-up list
• Coaches Caravan Headlining PSU Football Coach Bill O'Brien to Stop in Youngstown
• Death penalty ruled out
• Oh, deer! Whitetail takes wrong turn into school
• Closed teacher probe irks public
• Panel eyes Kohl’s plan
• Clebone, Carano to lead city’s economic development
• Lions' Lighthouse Sponsors Free Worship Concert on May 12
• Porter eyes indy bid for Congress
• Fire call at poll adds spark to election day
• Nothing ‘inappropriate’ found on computer; teacher cleared
• County’s oldest resident, 106, dies
• Police say charged man left scene of fatal crash
• Board has questions
• Man faces homicide charges
• Voter turnout expected to be light
• Local man accused of role in drug ring
• Pair of cycle riders killed in crash
• Community’s caretakers
• Trinity gets a solo act
• Colleges may add dates to ID cards for voting youth
• Charges pile up against Maurice Davis
• TIF timeline extended for Kohl's developer
• Council declares day to hail ‘hometown heroes’
• Accused principal waives hearing
• Earth Fest 2012 to Feature Artists’ Market, Children’s Activities, & Live Music
• Penn State Shenango Participates in World Book Night on April 23
• Free Workshop on Services Available to Individuals with Disabilities
• Mom: Boy busted for talking about Sharpsville teacher
• Supervisors will fix illegal actions, board’s lawyer says
• Police investigating armed robberies
• Teacher investigated
• Local police back on patrol
• Students ask school board not to lay off math teacher
• Teacher investigated
• Board members fret lost taxes, public ire
• School director calls ballfield’s increasing cost ‘crazy’
• Steele: Don’t agree with layoffs
• Candela answers Shipley’s challenge
• Rule of the road: Give bikes room
• Judge urges consolidation of Trumbull district courts
• Addition may solve police space problem
• School district explores gas lease chances
• Rally urges Obama defeat
• Boom on its way?
• Suspect in shooting case faces new charges
• Mother’s worst fear confirmed
• Full-time police force laid off
• Man wanted in other cases arrested for drugs
• Charges dropped in Jan. 1 shooting
• Board OKs waterproofing, roof changes at school
• Body found in S.C. may be local woman
• Man beaten in apartment invasion takes plea deal
• Army of volunteers attack playground challenge
• Mayor quits, rips ‘shady’ council
• Robbery spree mastermind gets long federal prison term
• Kindergarten may be on the move
• Sex offender headed to prison
• Grant requires $100,000 match
• No trial while man’s in treatment
• Congressman visits CareerLink
• Water works
• Walnut Lodge moving home to Sharpsville
• Some Lofts cash goes back
• New judge Yeatts liking his new normal
• Director: Officials must justify TIFs
• Retail called zero-sum game
• Bid to stay on ballot rejected
• Finding land owner key part of fire probe
• Garage to get facelift
• City’s advisers back Kohl’s deal
• Plant won’t be ‘digesting’ any solid food waste
• Convicted killer: ‘I was confused ...’
• State Street work put on hold
• In words and pictures
• Admitted killer wants to take back guilty plea
• Police: ‘Eyes and ears only’
• Police charge suspect after victim ID’s shooter
• Commission agrees with altered plans
• Kohl’s bond gets 1st approval
• Freed from death row, exonerated man opposes capital punishment
• Firefighter hurt battling morning blaze
• Inventor’s shelves in ‘shelf’ contest
• Street work may be finished in 2012
• Free Traininig Workshop for High School Students with Disabilities
• Mail fraud case sentence upheld
• Warrant issued for mom's arrest
• Accused molester’s plea deal altered
• Man faces charges after police chase
• Auditor reports red ink, fiscal trouble
• Kohl’s developer wants tax breaks
• Council ups sewer rates for system upgrades
• Boards’ approval not quite enough for budget passage
• Apartments’ owner will pay ‘fair share'
• More than dusty books
• Hands + paint = Art of Ability
• Ex-Letterman: Butala hasn’t paid me
• Sewer bills likely going up
• State reps will face local school board members
• Longietti proposes bill for automatic recounts
• Suits against city, SW cops nearly ended
• Police, Fire for March 25, 2012
• Fire dept. celebrates 75 years of service
• Deaths for March 25, 2012
• Drug plea entered, gun case proceeds
• Cops: Man, teen had sex
• Pilfered pill case headed to court
• Lawyer makes bid for spot on ballot
• Renovated Career Center impresses school directors
• ‘She would’ve been done’
• Anti-truancy effort may be working
• County prepares for voter ID primary test
• ‘Frack water’ stolen from creek
• 'Happy Hunger Games'
• Council hears pitch to OK gas lease
• Chief says he’ll work on parking
• Board goes high-tech
• Access Network rep tries to explain health care law
• Authorities, students try to raise awareness of law
• Texting, driving citation issued
• $3 million mystery called a classic
• School chief eyes charter costs
• Civic lobby turns forty
• Ex-sitter pleads guilty in fondling cases
• Man admits to assaulting girls
• Turnpike fiasco ties up dentist’s life for 3 months
• Obama signs law allowing trade duties
• City, sewer panel OK $405,000 equipment loan
• Time for a do-over
• Council suspends plan to sell playground equipment
• Woman accuses Keystone staffer
• ‘He knew his reward was in heaven’
• State cuts too deep?
• Council gets bill it didn’t expect
• Locals weigh in on voter ID bill
• Playground plan demands work
• Dog’s owner working to avoid repeat of tragedy
• Parent: School janitor bullied my kid
• 2011 graduate reported missing at sea
• Deal may be in offing
• Wendell L. Miles
• Teen’s persistence may light up street
• Officials take aim at blight
• Ex-pastor posts bond after arrest
• Drug charges filed after pot delivery
• Authorities: Mom took son’s money
• Neighbors complain about noise, parking at nightspot
• Police plan to enforce texting ban
• Butala seeks advice on Columbia Theatre
• State job creator pays first visit
• Robbers invade woman’s home
• Call for medical help ends with drug charges
• Voters reject road work levy
• Task force boosts regional crime watch
• School wants land for 2nd exit route
• Feds charge man with child porn
• Court tosses 2 candidates’ petitions
• Trustees trim strip club’s hours
• School chief says charter school bill lower
• Authorities: Woman stole 50,000 pills
• Romney asks Ohio for votes
• Developer expected cleanup at site
• Foreclosed house becomes a home
• Romney making campaign stop at Youngstown factory
• Training center taking shape
• Locals look to Super Tuesday vote
• Charter school costs mount
• BREAKING NEWS: Romney coming to area Monday
• School funding tops chamber discussion
• State reps talk county cuts
• Diocese to close Monsignor Monti
• Mom wishes police came to her
• Trade ruling causes uproar
• Dam fix won’t break bank
• Board goes along with staff request for school calendar
• Police to get radios, cruiser cameras
• Student arrested for threatening teacher
• 2012 Technology and Career Expo to be held March 20 through the 22
• Camera helps police nab suspect
• Leap Year boy turns 4, ready to get his license
• As ready as they can be
• Teen charged in shooting
• FOP wants pension ruling vacated
• Court affirms ex-athlete’s sentence in sex case
• Hot under the sweater
• Going downhill is good thing
• County man killed in I-80 pileup
• Johnson race walks his way to fame
• Officials consider creating area for animal shelters
• Police, Fire for Feb. 26, 2012
• Town ready for cleanup hearing
• Pileups snarl interstates
• Both lanes of I-79 near Greenville closed
• Homestead of famous sons ‘in two places at once’
• 2nd robbery case held against alleged killer
• County officials rip Corbett budget
• Done with drugs, alcohol woes, man tells judge
• Barking complaints yield charges
• New office gets some fresh paint
• Board OKs another $40K for softball field
• Strip club may have to close earlier
• Pantries seek partners
• Gentile: Ethics ‘violation’ resolved
• Tear gas maker eyes cleanup
• Marine surprises little sister with school visit
• Kopan gets plea deal
• Kopan pleads guilty to 5 counts of corruption of minors
• Organizers declare fair funding independence day
• Member quits over power struggle
• Another fire hits munitions factory
• Member quits over power struggle
• School builders have job in hand
• Firefighters battle breakout of blazes
• Didn't endorse religion, school says
• Man dies after SUV rolls over in crash
• Learning "difference" doesn’t have to end academic career
• Burglar brothers land behind bars
• Teen caught short, denied lunch
• Local farmers, warehouse plan to share the harvest
• County to levy impact fee on drillers
• School community working through grief
• Students leave mobile lab coordinator impressed
• Garage fire claims man, his dog
• Joint after-school program restored
• Student dies, had choked at lunch
• PennDOT: No new projects in works
• Education called key to U.S. industrial policy
• Hackers claim attack on local firm’s website
• Fire destroys barn, equipment
• Man found dead in burning house
• Lean budget forces deep cuts
• Elderly man killed in house fire
• Sweethearts celebrate 72nd Valentine’s Day together
• Unfit properties slated for demolition
• Rev. Stewart’s life one of advocacy
• Snow puts fun in Winter Fun Days
• Dietrich gift takes form
• Bridge backer argues demolition would violate law
• Merchant accused of selling fake pot again
• Woman ends police standoff
• Store owner busted again for fake pot sales
• Bids opened for work to widen Rt. 760
• Timeline now at center of negligence lawsuit
• Social media alert first responders
• Shenango Drama Club Announces Two Spring Productions
• State cuts trickle down to township
• Toth takes $30k to settle lawsuit
• Taking flight
• GC man called suspect in Jan. 27 bank robbery
• Committee to focus on finances for future
• Summer work turns into year-round part-time job
• Police ask public to be their eyes
• Chief gripe: Cramped quarters
• School budget predictions improve
• Insecurity: Firm loses more local clients
• Labor Dept.: Franchise’s workers not paid properly
• Pets perish in house fire
• Kelly rallies GOP faithful
• Mother leads charge for son’s autism therapy
• Victim describes armed robbery at her home
• Overheated motor starts small fire at gas well
• Burglary was man’s solution to money woes
• Wife describes crash’s effect on her family
• Evaluations ordered for man who ‘found’ baby
• District abruptly ends use of security firm
• Couple charged in bank robbery
• eCenter officials eye ways to attract kids to tech careers
• Board to seek tax hike OK from state
• Bond payment savings will exceed $1 million
• Alleged shooter accused of 2nd robbery
• Stealing grandma’s cash sends man to prison
• KC grad robbed, beaten; home torched
• Marin 3rd Democrat to plan Kelly challenge
• Pair jailed in ’08 drug store heist
• Police, Fire for Feb. 1, 2012
• NFG lowers rates 9.8%
• Father ordered to pay share of child’s day care
• Man who ‘found’ baby charged
• Celebrating education
• Casey, Longietti all in
• 3rd bank robbed within 9 days
• Rep. Kelly quizzed about energy, entitlements
• Food warehouse expanding already
• Loaded bookbags keep tummies full
• Police, Fire for Jan. 29, 2012
• Appeals grudgingly OK’d
• Man accused of abusing 4-year-old
• SUV crash leaves man hurt, closes Route 18 for 2 hours
• Lawyer seeks Dems’ nod
• Local races blurred
• Driver never again wants to get behind wheel
• Causeway crash closes Route 18 for almost 2 hours
• Details of bank robbery emerge at man’s hearing
• Emergency crews on scene in Clark after report of car in lake water
• GOP hopefuls agree: Defeat Casey
• Woman chastised for food stamp fraud
• School chief settles lawsuit for $150,000
• Assault on police charge dismissed
• Grant eyed to put more cops on street
• Police, Fire for Jan. 26, 2012
• Free tax help sites to open Feb. 1
• Perky puppy pulled from peril
• Interim principal hired at Lakeview
• Bill would cut state reps
• A new beginning for Basilone’s
• Local soldier’s hearing wraps up
• See "A Memorial for Joe" via live coverage from the Bryce Jordan Center
• Federal and state agencies to help here
• Get involved, many urge
• Dr. Hendley Hoge named interim prinicipal at Lakeview
• Paterno family announces funeral arrangements
• Mother, 4 children escape apartment fire
• Saddened Valley: Fans, ex-player lament Paterno passing
• Boom? What boom?
• Too soon to gauge rentals’ impact
• Ed Bardella plans GOP challenge to Longietti
• Dog’s death prompts time delay questions
• Descriptions released of bank robbers
• Day care owner jailed
• Shooting victim released, arrested
• Hit, run crash led police to LHS principal
• Stewart ID’d as Basilone shooter
• Missa Eaton announces plans to challenge Kelly
• A Taste of Love on the rebound
• Softball tossed back to borough land
• ‘Breach of trust’
• FNB names Delie as CEO
• Police: LHS principal served booze to kids
• Crack-fueled kidnapping, assault detailed at hearing
• Victim can’t identify shooter, police say
• Police, Fire for Jan. 19, 2012
• Acting Director of Athletics Joyner to speak at Friends of Penn State Dinner
• Donation is music to their ears
• Police: Robber used infection threat
• Student speech cases denied
• Martin Luther King Celebration Slated for Wednesday, January 18
• Shenango Presents. . . Viva Voce! on Friday, February 3
• Peaceful protesters
• Youth carry on King’s legacy
• On release from jail, ATV rider heads to N.C.
• Soldier faces abuse hearing
• King legacy one of hope
• Deal worked out between WKBN and Dish Network
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events for 2012
• 1st responders will need new radio equipment
• Keeping up with science on beat
• Santorum’s rise no surprise to GOPs
• Trucker gets 5 years for fatal turnpike crash
• School works to keep grant coming
• Ruling settles police contract
• Case here set precedent for state’s wiretapping law
• County mulls phone cost cuts
• A start, not a solution
• Man pleads guilty in big cocaine case
• Lechner tapped to lead board
• Discrimination claims to be heard by mediator
• Toth, supervisors settle lawsuit
• Armed and alarmed
• Man jailed in sportsmen’s club break-in
• Field may be back on table
• $1.68 million budget gap
• Local sailor serves on USS Stennis
• Mayor hopes community can help fight violence
• Stewart now accused of robbery
• Couple still dealing with sticky situation
• Agencies must provide services with less money
• Fornelli feted
• Police search turns up no gun
• Grant cut worries city officials
• Homeowners praise city fix-up program
• Crime Solvers seeks info on McMillan, Davis
• Serial burglar gets prison time
• Basilone led life devoted to giving
• Police: Man tried to sell teen to sex offender
• Appeals court upholds stabber’s prison sentence
• City reviews its sales campaign
• Shipley returns to council
• Leaders seek answers
• Elected officials take oaths of office
• Teens charged with murder of bar owner
• 2 Farrell teenagers charged in Basilone murder
• 1 of 2 arrested in murder of William 'Bill' Basilone
• Seismologist expects quakes to continue
• Police: Gunplay leaves woman wounded
• Outgoing Ammann may run for other seats, but not Kelly’s
• Couple’s efforts restore street light, but they worry
• Crime concerned victim
• Somber news, personal and economic, tops passing year
• Police seek citizens’ help in crime wave
• Farrell tavern owner Bill Basilone shot and killed in front of bar
• Man deemed sexually violent predator
• Yeatts takes oath early to get paid
• More police on the street
• Police, Fire for Dec. 31, 2011
• Verizon’s lost call; $2 fee dropped
• And she said: ‘Let there be light’
• Judge shows ex-narc ‘mercy’
• Arsonist can’t say why he lit the fire
• Police, Fire for Dec. 30, 2011
• Winner Aviation appealing jury award
• Latonka board buys back vacant lots
• Police, Fire for Dec. 29, 2011
• Moderelli reflects on years of service
• Fast food cook saves man’s life
• Sewer authority looks to be flush
• Hearing delayed for accused teacher
• New three-year union pact includes 17 percent raises
• 150 jobs coming with Second GE plant
• After-Christmas shoppers scour mall for bargains
• Family rises from ashes
• CYS gets new director
• Power outage crimps holiday prep
• Million-dollar fight
• Fired worker sues St. Paul Homes
• High court denies Owens appeal
• Accused soldier had earlier trouble
• Police, Fire from Dec. 24, 2011
• COG budget accounts for pool, lockup changes
• Two bond firms hired for storm water, road projects
• Informal recount reaches same result
• Fire destroys century-old farmhouse, family heirlooms
• Girl in teacher sexting case: ‘He wouldn’t stop’
• Sewer customers getting a break
• Soldier with local ties charged with hazing death
• Council backs new home project near city building
• Shooting was justified, but ‘everyone lost’
• Board nixes idea to create charter school
• DA: Police won’t be charged in fatal shooting
• Man sought for dragging cop with car after traffic stop
• City nixes loans to non-profits after months of arguments
• Suspected killer is dead
• All set for new tax collection method
• Seniors: Don't cut heating aid
• School prayer case in court
• Hiring was legal, school chief says
• Street digging to change
• Templeton pulls recount request
• ‘Giving’ dealer gets prison term
• Police identify suspects in robbery, assault case
• Police: Teacher sent lewd texts to students
• We’ll pay more for cops, residents tell supervisors
• Campus IT Students and Faculty Donate Refurbished Computers to Prince of Peace
• Shenango Hires Several New Faculty Members
• Talks lag as deadline looms, union reps say
• Commissioner rips voter ID bill
• Health giants’ battle worries county
• Still no cut-and-dried solution to water impasse
• Shenango Campus Fall Commencement Ceremony
• Case project starting to show signs of life
• Councilman hired as new manager
• Eagle poisoned by lead dies
• Penn State Shenango to Offer Occupational Therapy Assistant Degree Fall 2012
• Gift card givers, beware: 6 tips to protect your purchase
• Puppet masters
• Family gets back WWII GI’s dog tag from Australia
• Council eyes lean ’12 city budget
• Deer hunters rescue eagle
• Man admits racketeering in drug probe
• Court rules against lawyer
• Strike up the band
• Court consolidation plan takes shape
• Senior housing opens on West Hill
• Council to hire new manager
• ‘Like 3 years’ paid vacation,’ vet says of WWII service
• Graduate struggles to climb mountain of education debt
• A costly fixer-upper
• Non-union employees get 3% raise, equal to union workers
• Woman rescued from porch roof
• Drug ring leader enters guilty pleas
• Budget carries cuts
• New director proposes offering religion course
• Judge orders hearing in election recount case
• Vets recalls day of infamy
• Board eyes charter school
• POLICE, FIRE
• Revised Kohl’s plans include space for others
• Woman admits loan fraud
• More arrests expected in assault case
• Man who went missing being evaluated
• School board homework: Stop vouchers
• Dems waiting on Kelly opponent
• Man burned in weekend fire dies
• Family forgives man charged in son’s death
• District settles lawsuit; Ross to retire
• Pull plug on Volt, Rep. Kelly says
• Police chase down, subdue suspect in dozen-plus burglaries
• South Py man sent to prison for role in burglary ring
• Protesters target maker of tear gas
• Man who kept cops at bay goes to jail
• Variances clear way for senior housing
• Local students share hi-tech facetime with Irish children
• Courier loses its load of cash
• This year's top 10 video games (with holiday savings!)
• Templeton: Why not?
• Police, Fire for Dec. 1, 2011
• Deaths for Dec. 1, 2011
• Real or fake? Choosing the right Christmas tree
• Judge chastises mother, sends her to prison
• PSU campus vigil takes on child sexual abuse
• It's back: Bavarian Fun Fest being revived
• Deaths for Nov. 30, 2011
• ‘The good Lord was with me’
• New city manager has ties to valley
• Residents outraged over shooting death
• Couple ‘occupies’ their dining room
• Police shooting probe in early stages
• Deer hunters fill freezers, cull herds
• MCAR asks judge to rule on bias claim
• Young musicians need friends to give a toot
• Hospital, ex-tech settle suit over firing
• Shooting victim said to be intent on gunfight with police
• Black Friday draws early bird shoppers
• POLICE, FIRE
• Police shoot, kill man outside apartment
• Counting our blessings
• It's about prices on Black Friday
• Kids are thankful for pets, parents
• Write-ins decide numerous ballot races
• Tax on workers may rise in 2012
• Police, fire
• Council poised to name manager
• News briefs for Nov. 22, 2011
• Try, try again; 2-mill road levy will appear on March ballot
• Local Marine takes center stage after date with actress
• Police, Fire for Nov. 22, 2011
• Deaths for Nov. 22, 2011
• Prof eyes falling voting rates
• Boy, 10, wasn’t lost as feared
• POLICE, FIRE
• Team begins study of valley’s gateway
• Penn St. situation prompts Pa. law overhaul
• Police, Fire
• AWARE gets noticed
• Ex-narc pleads to having gun, drug charges are withdrawn
• Board may soon require same-sex chaperones
• 1 man nabbed as thefts continue
• 10 plead guilty to welfare fraud at former day care
• Vigil for Abused Children to be Held at Penn State Shenango
• Boy, 16, faces charges in attack as adult
• Woman faces ID theft charges
• Kelly: Debt panel hard at work
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• SW police commission gets draft budget plan
• Nurses picket here, other state prisons across Pa.
• Deal bars McFerren from suing district
• Fire at area munitions plant destroys building; no injuries
• Case named Blue Ribbon School
• Economic leaders get Marcellus sales pitch
• Supervisors plan property tax hike
• Thunderstorm blows through, dumps hail, rain across area
• Incumbent comes from behind to win
• Judge clears county of ex-inmate suit
• Puppet draws painter out of studio
• Veteran gets medal 65 years later
• And the election winners are ...
• School’s float to cast light on anti-bullying
• Budget holds taxes; water rate hike more a trickle
• MCHA may find money to finish project
• Honor, respect for veterans
• Charges withdrawn in store shooting
• Holding line on taxes means tapping savings
• 11-11-11, and other bizarre dates in history
• Police, Fire for Nov. 22, 2011
• Bids opened for athletic facility, school offices
• Deaths for Nov. 11, 2011
• 2 more get prison terms for roles in drug fraud
• Ex-candidate O’Donnell touts liberty, raps Obama
• Close races not yet decided
• Gas rates going down
• In sugar shock? 5 things to do with leftover Halloween candy
• Ambassador for Chinese culture
• Seeking the normal in the paranormal
• Metals buyer offers reward to find vandal
• Judge race spending mounts
• Songer tells neighbors ‘to get along’
• Robbins explains votes on key issues
• Students brush up on art skills
• Residents hear gas lease pitch from marketing rep
• Trio planned break-in, police charge
• "Music and Misunderstandings" Talent Show to be held on November 11 and 12
• Police beef up patrols
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• County to be regional 911 hub
• Sorg takes helm at The Herald
• Police say firefighter ‘lost it,’ beat station mate
• State law amendment likely won’t impact county jail much
• Karlen denied parole again
• Weak economy has wide reach
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Budget won’t raise taxes
• Who pays - doesn’t pay - sales taxes?
• Retailer: Storefront complements web
• Legislation would require tax collection
• Political conflicts deter sales tax reform
• Sales taxes driven higher
• Clients turn file conversion into a job
• Yeatts disputes Acker backer’s claim
• Write-ins defy odds
• Thieves hit Blue Streak, steal $10K worth of wire
• Iraq war’s apparent end is welcome news to veterans
• Mayor gets White House invite
• Commissioners airs hearing complaints
• Democrats backing Lechner -- or are they?
• Housing project to get started
• 12,000 pills pilfered, police say
• Gift thrills cash-strapped town
• O’Brien signs on to exotic pets bill
• Police withdraw sex assault charges
• Drilling could boost district coffers
• A place to create ‘economic magic’
• Penn State Teams Up with Starkey's Computer for Annual Fall Recycling Event
• Sharon woman accused of vehicular homicide
• Charities to share $5 million bequest
• GE investing $231M in U.S.
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Board rebuffs requests
• Suspected shooter arrested, jailed
• Man accused of arson, insurance fraud, theft
• Kids lugging loads of books
• Getaway driver admits to role in robbery
• Some cool to shade tree commission
• Call it Election Central
• Eight must-see films to close out 2011
• New warmth for cold cases
• Life’s OK at 106
• Shenango marker requested for park
• Schools eye soaring pension payments
• Board gets bleak funding forecast
• Police seeking man charged in shooting
• Water line project moves to finish phase
• City budget nearly ready
• Counseling center puts help within reach
• Shenango Campus Announces Festival's Pie and Pumpkin Roll Contest Winners
• Authority board moves to comply with state law
• County frets state funding cuts
• Council answers don't satisfy critics
• Corbett voucher plan wouldn't apply to local schools
• Sharon High School Graduate Receives Sixteenth Sharonsteel Scholar Award
• Need a flu shot? Find vaccination sites near you
• Savings fund down, officials mull tax hike
• Breast Cancer Awareness Activities at Shenango
• Dahlkemper is out; won’t seek old seat
• Emergency teams on scene of traffic accident in Hermitage
• School could teach to the job
• 7 ways to prepare your home for winter weather
• Judge hopefuls state their case
• Judge orders destruction of gun seized from office
• Impact fee gets mixed review
• Case made to hire code czar
• DEP: Mobile home park water, sewer in violation
• Critics urge council to answer questions
• Buck gets stuck
• Steve Jobs in 2005: Death is life's 'change agent' (VIDEO)
• Kelly, others in House put Dems in Senate behind 8-ball
• Property owners joining together
• Volunteers save animal shelter
• Trio had pot, pipes, police say
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Longietti: No local benefit from plan
• Planners get first look at Kohl’s plan
• Pair pleads in stolen prescriptions case
• eCenter exec: Interest high already
• Union OKs contract; both sides call it fair
• Will appeal ruling, man says
• Teachers need to teach public, rally speakers say
• Gravel pit to nowhere?
• Poverty on rise here since 2007
• Econ adviser exits for new manager
• All local school districts pass tests
• Longtime Herald publisher retiring
• Council hires 2 cops, may cut OT cost
• Landmark towers are coming down
• Agencies ramp up response to elder abuse, exploitation
• Board rebuffs Ristvey rezone request
• Budget draft, FD plans unveiled
• Owner to city: Buy my building
• Birth control rule irks lawmakers
• Ed cuts behind rally call
• Council to fund another code officer
• 3rd person charged in marijuana-growing case
• $11,000 taken from 82-year-old
• Auction-goers get glimpse of Winner
• City, railroad can’t get signals straight on crossing
• City could be winner again thanks to Winner
• Ristvey, citing jobs, seeks rezoning again
• City wants to retain wage tax post
• Raises for 6 not enough, 3 directors say
• Block grant choices made
• Tips to help parents judge books for children
• Kohl’s store identified in land plan submission
• Hire vote sees drama, few words
• Food distributor goes belly up
• List of richest people in America released
• Rehab or replace bridge? That is the question
• District workers getting raises after all
• Report: Air quality among nation’s worst
• Shenango Alumna Sara Liska Performs National Anthem in Pittsburgh
• Bridge to have shoulder instead of walk
• Law grad hopes to help here, abroad
• Case named Blue Ribbon school
• Farrell Alumni Hall of Fame sets banquet Oct. 15
• Woman wants answers for arrow attack on dogs
• Bonds to cut cost of Case project
• Schools take action after brawl goes viral
• Alpaca therapy eases stress
• Make English official, reps say
• Road fix criticized
• Corbett favors electoral change
• Didn’t violate contract, doc says
• Vote holds up bill payments
• Lawyer questions property transfers
• Rival insurance agencies battle in court
• Pymatuning Dam, 76, passes latest inspection
• Under new management
• Commissioner candidates talk economic development
• Man admits to bank robbery
• Landlords to council: Please leave us alone
• People speak their piece
• Inspection law tabled
• Parents seek later start date
• Admitted burglar reported break-in
• I-80 eastbound, westbound lane restrictions in Venango County
• Pedas creates 2 new awards
• Penn State Laureate to Speak at Shenango
• Pair in jail on charges in home invasion
• Cleaning up city, one house at time
• What will it take today to bring us together?
• ‘Renewal’ key to nation’s future, tea partier says
• 9/11 attacks struck Mercer County
• Kelly downplays value of ‘short term fixes’
• Promise of huge payoff for gas lessors
• Ex-coach sent to prison
• Dr. Kathleen Mastrian co-writes second edition of Nursing Informatics book
• Edgewood sues doc over new job
• County takes step to reduce truancy
• CYS chief’s ‘separation’ approved
• I-80 expected to reopen after big rig’s fiery crash
• Store clerk knew robbery suspect
• Manager is charged
• Fair takes over
• Buhl Day revelers dodge raindrops
• Parties put up candidates for post-primary vacancies
• Workingman’s blues
• Meet the Buhls, face to face
• Serial burglar going to jail
• Father gets prison too
• Labor Day BBQ bash can be healthy, tasty
• Kelly advances fairness doctrine
• Cops: Man accused of torturing woman
• Woman dies in motorcycle-car crash
• Campus Sponsors 2nd Annual Mercer County Band Night Food Drive
• Moving out
• School hopes to head off traffic headaches
• Reward offered for burglary info
• Judge: Toth must mow lawns
• Fixes begin along 5-mile stretch of state Route 18
• Retraining funds OK’d
• Police release photo of bank robber
• Gas driller reps coming to search land records
• New school turnout higher than expected
• Jail term is to detox burglar, save his life, judge says
• Retired couple trained to volunteer with Red Cross
• Run from cops?
• House races shaping up slowly
• Asphalt sealer spill closes part of city’s main drag
• ‘Homeless’ 7-year-old caught in legal limbo
• Local debt help window closing
• Man gets probation to prove fire was ‘aberration’
• Man bound for court on child sex charges
• Pipeline company plans upgrade
• Ex-D.J.: ‘No excuses’
• Cemetery committee picks up planning pace
• BREAKING: Scott Kennedy, former Y-103 personality, sentenced to 51 months
• Comedian Lucas Bohn to perform at Shenango
• Judge OKs settlement in teacher’s death case
• One school rejects cash for use of name
• District to sell or demolish unused schools
• Did you feel it? Many locals did
• Staff: Kelly to meet public
• Pup with heart needs home
• Back to School for Sharon - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Quake leaves East shaking, but no major damage reported
• Earthquake centered in Va. rolls across Pa.
• Several callers report tremor
• ‘New’ Case Ave. School set to welcome students
• Timeline: Most properties tied in to sewer by 2018
• Mom gets 21è to 43 years in baby's death
• Father sues Verland over its care of disabled son
• Fire destroys barn, stored hay
• How one family copes with tough economy
• Strikers suspend clash with Verizon
• City eyes flood woes
• Town dedicates new school
• Did meteor land here?
• Lightning does strike twice
• Man charged in fatal turnpike crash
• City gets new manager
• New Students Particpate in Orientation--Classes Begin August 22
• Second city video tours business community
• Gas co. seeks damages from thief
• Roadwork to greet returning students
• Fetching
• Legislative remapping to be interactive
• Under the big top for a good cause
• Attorney suggests lesser sentence in child porn case
• Young performers jam at blues fest announcement
• School district eyes job vacancies
• Scrap catches fire at Joy Cone Co.
• 5 schools get iPads for pilot program
• Seniors recall one-room school
• Numbers too small to safely fight fires
• Cyberspace fills need for 2nd foreign language course
• District attorney delays report on death of robbery suspect
• Business leaders pan regulations
• GE gets local tax refund
• Landlords ask why they’re targeted
• Money running out for foreclosure aid
• Church burglar pleads guilty
• S. Py hikes water rates to equal that of Sharpsville
• Greenville council takes grant, thinks about ways to spend it
• $26,000 looming to pay for police overtime
• 2nd Annual Fall Pumpkin Festival to feature Rides, Live Bands, Food and more...
• Sides mum on McFerren deal
• Tip leads police to pot operation
• At club, shooting is fun-damental
• City's most wanted
• Fire study: Volunteers would help
• City, club manager nix male dancers
• Chambers to share executive director
• Police, firefighter overtime near max
• Man who shot, paralyzed neighbor gets jail term
• DA mulls fatal shooting report
• United Way recognizes top backers
• Budget chief has good news
• Police catch shooting suspect
• Kids get a taste for healthy fare
• NTSB says pilot in fatal crash was doing tricks
• Courthouse goes dark after power line cut
• Kasich pays visit to TMK plant
• Hopefuls reject party labels
• Judge asked to unseal Casey Anthony case documents
• School deconstruction entertains spectators
• Last robbery suspect arrested
• PTA Students Raise Funds for Medical Emergency Recyling Program
• Social Security office trims hours
• Council: Rental properties run down
• Couple escapes house fire
• More questions than answers
• Kelly votes for Boehner’s debt bill; Altmire, Ryan vote no
• Horse moves into S. Irvine yard
• Robbery suspect confesses to police
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• UPDATE: Greenville shooting
• Nonlethal shot failed, CIRT leader says
• Slain suspect’s widow, family waited, wondered
• Police fatally shoot armed robbery suspect
• Board eyes jail med care report
• UPDATE: Suspect in weekend robberies shot, killed by police
• Zoning panel gives its approval
• Father says police shot son
• Council reviewing applicants’ resumes
• Police seeking help with rash of armed robberies at stores
• 2 hurt in fire, blast
• Mentoring Men of God get kids in gym, out of trouble
• UPMC, Highmark rift hits home
• Injuries reported as blast rocks Duferco
• Hiring process moving slowly
• Pity the poor pizza baker at his oven
• Ristvey demands action by city
• Townscape left in sticky situation
• School director resigns; candidate interviews set
• Mom finds television son stole, police say
• Council cuts grant budget
• Fundraising concert benefits girl, 11, with brain tumor
• Candidates chew politics at picnic
• Holding the bag?
• Summer heat on its way
• City manager post draws 14 hopefuls
• Bridge work begins
• Sides OK 4-year pact
• Superior Court supports former wife’s insurance claim
• Argenziano, native son actor, coming home again
• N.Y. firm hired to study State St.
• Pantry seeks local money
• 15th anniversary no secret at USIS
• Parties near settlement of viaduct lawsuit
• ‘Potter’ fans make most of series finale
• Sewer relocation slows Saul Run bridge project
• Council takes Solomon-like approach to street project
• School union does 180 on wage freeze
• Girl dies, grandma hurt in crashes
• Housing Authority officials plan for federal funding cuts
• Trinity wants CB&I to foot the bill
• Faculty Recognized for Excellence in Teaching
• The beginning of the end for Case Avenue Elementary
• Former firefighter pleads guilty to setting blaze
• Rep. Kelly sells off oil/gas stakes
• Kelly: Thou Shall Not Bear False Witness, Reverend Sharpton
• Districts OK Career Center budget that spends 2 pct. less
• Rezone more, property owners urge
• McFerren, school settle
• Committee working on reopening pool
• Marin sues bloggers, police
• County, agencies gauge state budget cuts
• Shooting at cars, houses, trees lands man in jail
• Shooter charged, driver sentenced
• Worth noting
• Panel eyes new play area in park
• Firefighters, others to attend code training
• Chief eyes more hours
• Changes to mark fall election ballots
• Grange called building block of good citizenship
• Study findings coming
• Man, 31, charged again with indecent assault
• Law would make bars’ happy hours longer
• Ex-Cooper site damaged by fire
• Pay freeze rejected
• Hunters target Sundays
• Citizens weigh in on voter ID law
• Ships Revue viewer: ‘It gets better and better’
• People, pets escape Sherman Avenue fire
• Dead infant’s mom pleads guilty
• Tax hike taken off the table
• City won’t reconsider police funding grant
• Council held illegal private discussion
• Teacher union leaders OK pay freeze
• Final budget cuts six teacher jobs
• Fair trade? Bogus bill for counterfeit cannabis
• Teacher concessions include pay, premiums
• School chief’s salary bump remains intact
• South Pymatuning man killed in plane crash; pilot injured
• Pay freeze will ease budget pain
• Kopan facing more sex charges
• Park: No indication cygnet was intentionally killed
• Man, 21, charged with raping girl, 14
• Toth’s attorney amends lawsuit
• Ceremony honors 52 lost in Korea
• Cygnet’s death unsettling
• IRS: Some groups lose tax-exempt status
• Teachers nix freeze on pay
• Job description doesn’t exist
• Man, 18, charged with assaulting girl in class
• Budget cuts reduce services to disabled kids
• State money running out for Weed and Seed
• Committee names Buhl Day 2011 honorees
• Walk-in clinic will be open nights, weekends
• School directors still talking to teachers about pay freeze
• Board offers to help pay for police
• SW cops enlisted for e-ticket test
• School board cuts property tax increase by half
• Board taking more time on budget
• School budget OK’d, freezes all wages
• Clean-up crusade has begun
• Club’s liquor license bid nixed
• Price of victory was steep in primary
• Taxing debate: Schools or police?
• Radio flier
• GJR unveils building in salute to judge
• Fewer bumps in the road here
• Business leaders talk development
• ‘Big box’ developer asks for rezoning
• No one hurt as stove fire destroys house
• GE tax bill going down
• Students are Honored for their Outstanding Achievements
• Man pleads to burglary, not arson
• Grandson charged with theft of $140K
• Report rips local development efforts
• ‘Foot dragging’ spurs decision to put water system up for sale
• Brothers cleared in man’s death
• Deal reached with DEP
• Wheatland Tube plans expansion
• Supervisors OK investigation into questions about VFD
• Mercer man dies in 1-car crash
• Burning issues, or not?
• Celebrate ‘Get Outdoors Day’ today
• Residents question Kelly at forum
• Landowners eye drillers
• Kelly defends GOP stance on Medicare
• Laid-off cop returns to force
• Public gets invite to bridge meeting
• Recreation board a victim of lack of interest, money
• Foursome Give Over One Hundred and Twenty Years of Service
• Group has big plans for first festival
• Pay freeze would avoid cuts, tax hike
• Hefflin claims race, sex bias
• Ex-narc busted after man dies
• Case Ave. School stuff is going, going, gone
• Residents pepper secretary, supervisors with questions
• Police, family ask for info on beating
• Cyber school eyed to help cut costs
• Local’s nonprofit charity shipping items to Africa
• Budget eludes school board
• Shenango Business Students Tie for First in Business Simulation Game
• Grant hunt pays off
• Brushing aside the competition
• Courthouse lawn gets set for TV
• Nature's pharmacy once treated all ills
• Ousted official ‘paid price’
• MGM going it alone among Catholic elementary schools
• UW hikes allocations
• Court denies appeal for ’08 murder
• Shoe Our Children begins
• Chief offers solution
• Board has cash for fix-up
• Write-ins affect 24 fall races
• Celebration taps into old traditions
• Reporter's notebook: Impossible to forget men who paid ultimate price
• Missing headstones missing no more
• Agency eyeing ways to slow traffic
• Church men key on child safety
• Wage freeze, tapping reserve hold line on school taxes
• Lightning likely cause of fire
• Ring allegedly sold 200-plus lbs. of cocaine
• Residents want city to solve water woes
• Failure to tape votes called a mistake
• County courthouse is ready for its closeup
• Office manager stole $45,000 in rent, police say
• Baby-sitter takes plea in corruption of minors case
• Owner tries to keep dog that bit neighbor and her dog
• Students, grads bid Case farewell
• Bowling alley owner to enter plea
• Father begs judge to let him take son out of state
• Man jailed for threat to kill police officer
• Talk of infamous triple murders still draws crowd
• Tours of duty mark Anthony DeNoi’s life
• Soldier's daughter honored by DAR
• Minority Health ends 17-year run
• Act 47 adviser says cut benefits
• Council cuts Lavorini’s time to 10 hours a week
• Roaming bear ambles through city’s downtown
• Voters oust 2 from school board
• Waiting for write-ins
• The word of the election day was ‘slow’
• Judicial race is set: It’s Acker v. Yeatts
• Incumbent knocked out
• Board: Unions cool to wage freeze
• Board mulls legal action over photo
• No one getting raises
• ‘New Eden’ is labor of love (& raspberries)
• Offenders will start paying new court cost
• Don Bee keeping busy, even talking about war
• Office seekers pony up in races
• Turnout expected to be low, as usual, for primary
• Former first lady inspires GCC grads
• A father looks on through tears
• Fatal crash this week is driver’s 2nd, records show
• School board eyes 1.5 mill tax hike
• Board eyeing 1-mill property tax hike
• O’Brien votes to allow guns in bars
• Man admits shooting
• Driver charged after passenger dies
• Man accused of setting Leslie Street fire
• Outdated names appear on checks
• ‘Worker bee,’ 62, helping twister victims
• Crowd backs principal in wake of 3-day unpaid suspension
• Man accused of setting Leslie Street fire
• Challengers take last shot at forum
• Public invited to hear fire dept. study
• $3 million sewer project completed
• Shenango Confers Degrees to Seventy Graduates
• Malovich Graduates with sons Nathan and Tyler
• New GC school chief pleads guilty to DU
• School directors authorize layoffs if needed
• Pair charged with animal cruelty in case of burned dog
• 13 retirements may save district $750,000
• Four- and Six-Week Summer Sessions Begin May 16
• Army Corps releases water
• Hire manager first, some councilmen say
• Courthouse clock watchers can once again tell time
• Capt. Joshua McClimans laid to rest
• Human Resource Panel GIves Sound Advice at Tech and Career Expo
• Chief seeks public support to hire another policeman
• Trinity cleanup could begin next year
• Local hospitals see margins narrowing in tough times
• County candidates court voters at forum
• Locals rally to counter Westboro protesters
• Lawyers evaluate judge candidates
• Dam integral to flood fight
• ‘Hemp is good’ event celebrates controversial crop
• Local radio announcer admits having child porn
• Case school bids meet estimates
• Homecoming: Town turns out to pay respects to fallen soldier
• Planners OK dividing up former middle school site
• Town prepares for soldier’s funeral
• News doesn’t ease parents’ pain
• WWII still haunts vet
• Party isn’t over yet
• Out of Africa
• Commissioners oppose selling state stores, back public workers
• Strings attached foiled cop staffing
• Her birthday wish? Give to Relay for Life
• Pharmacist pleads guilty in drug case
• Students question county commissioners
• Chief sets Q&A session
• Housing agency taps ex-employee, HUD analyst
• Woman tells directors about bullying of son
• Smoky fire probed as case of arson
• Council to take another look at lights
• Sharon woman killed in crash on interstate
• Ex-coach pleads guilty to child porn
• Farmers are ready, but fields aren’t
• City searches for finance director
• Local jobless rate dips to 2008 level
• Family, friends recall soldier
• Pool project delayed, likely to end of season
• Board members get early look at school
• War claims Army nurse
• Civil War group gets into conflict
• Parents of quads busy raising 7 kids
• Chief hopeful for federal grant to hire 2 firefighters
• Garage fix-up splits council
• Orphans make a joyful noise
• Great flood inspires appeal to a higher power -- the city
• Council won’t take grant
• Police cite high speed as factor in fatal crash
• Board: Won’t rehire all staff
• United Way elects leaders
• Man charged with raping girl at laundry
• The kids on the bus go here and there
• Health care foe Kelly forms advisory panel, taps SRHS exec
• District OKs deal to lease St. Joe’s for school year
• School project could begin by June
• Parents: Don’t cut nurse
• Student Research Symposium to be held on April 20 in Lecture Hall
• Woman convicted of lewdness, harassment
• Wind leaves its mark locally
• Rally for education also backs unions, middle class
• School officials head to California
• Electrical source sparked Palumbo fire
• Koehler Drive work on horizon
• Students team up, oppose budget cuts
• Board wants to hear public’s ideas
• Kelly looks to bigger cuts, endorses Medicare changes
• Educators & legislators
• Teacher sets Saturday rally for unions and schools
• Board defends decision to move office
• Palumbo’s Meat Market lost in fire
• Supervisors mum on resident’s lawsuit
• Council gives YMCA its A-OK
• UW costs exceed revenues
• Heidi Friedrich to speak at United Way's Women's Leadership Initiative Series
• Moonda loses appeal of her sentence
• Teachers union sets meeting with lawmakers
• United Way chairman resigns
• Woman accepted for Duke study
• Student, recent grad identified as victims
• Lose bad health habits, fitness advocates say
• Is that all there is?
• Census counts more vacant houses
• 1870s house becoming library
• Area Democrat reps blame showdown on partisanship
• All the city's a canvas
• Man killed by falling utility pole
• No Trumbull County post offices closing
• Council seems satisfied with YMCA rec deal
• Lawmakers push plan to make 62 veterans highway
• Zoners OK setback variance
• Kelly wants military funded, Altimire backs budget cuts
• Farrell man charged with firing errant shots
• Case school project moving ahead
• County not so fit, study says
• Judge backs Sharon Regional on age bias
• The Best of Circurious comes to Penn State Shenango Auditorium
• Firefighters honored for New Year’s rescue
• Taking issue with sewage
• Volunteer background checks, records access policies amended
• Traffic stop ends with 2 women charged
• Learning by long distance
• Officials plan to review zoning ordinance
• Taking on the township
• Kelly casts symbolic shutdown vote
• Man sentenced for burglary, had baby in car during chase
• Prof’s research creates Kennedy connection
• Moving to Hermitage
• Dahlkemper mulls rematch in 2012
• Team up will help feed dialysis patients
• Sixth-grade student ready to speak up for reading
• Long-time barbers won’t quit despite losing lease
• Local school officials oppose voucher
• Ohio chamber eyes area
• Shenango Campus Christian Club Raises Money for Japan
• Tiny Hispanic population doubles locally in decade
• Resident gripes about shabby duplex
• Board nixes report again
• Kelly signs on to health care reform lawsuit
• Contract approval sparks uproar
• Longtime city manager Saternow calling it quits
• School, legislators meeting called off
• Candidate takes shot at pair of row offices
• Towns get anti-blight aid
• Support union seeks public’s backing
• School kids share parochial interests
• County tapping digital technology for local maps
• Proposed cuts have hospitals feeling ill
• Industrial crane tips during lift
• Retirements to give board new majority
• Lis Wiehl, FOX News Analyst to speak at Greenberger Lecture
• Speaker to talk on Haiti: Reflections on the Country, Culture and Rehabilitation
• Local man dies in rollover crash
• Student runs for school board
• New drug test kits could save the county some cash
• Trustees eye renovation tax credits
• Masked men force way into older woman’s home
• Garage owner ends deal with city
• 2 school officials freeze own salaries
• ‘Paint the Town’ team seeks artists’ designs
• Local reps’ expenses run into thousands
• State fact finder issues report in labor dispute
• Proposed zoning change could hit service station
• News briefs from 3-19-11
• State cash will help redevelop Dock Street site
• Smaller portions ahead?
• City looking for finance director
• Kelly marks St. Patty’s with Obama after all
• School chiefs weigh in on tests
• School says it will help cover cop cost
• Adults Invited to 2011 Information Session
• Penn State Shenango to Host Technology and Career Expo
• Not enough candidates saying ‘Take this job and love it’
• Board rejects contract renewal
• Retired educators fault standardized testing
• Keystone will never make AYP, but makes difference
• PSSA spotlight bright after low scores
• Sewer system upgrade has parties down in dumps
• Most students take assessment testing as it comes
• Welcome back, McFerren
• Nursing Technology Book Receives AJN Book of the Year Award
• Forge denies former employee’s bias claims
• New Catholic school board tabbed
• Schools, students prep for state assessments
• Kirkner family tradition couldn’t sweeter
• Pool boosters prepare for Plan B
• 23 file petitions to run for posts
• United Way raises $1.2 million
• 2 admit to role in drug scheme
• Auditor general identifies budget savings
• Ohio lawmakers organize a protest
• Men died of accidental mix of drugs
• COG awaits state budget details
• Hermitage takes lead as most populous city
• Budget hits local schools; reps cautious about impac
• City man jailed after assault
• Greenville man accused of sexually abusing girl over 11 years
• Council members eye goals for city
• Hortons, Cold Stone eye school site
• Hold on! Group has other rec plans
• Plant producing finished pipe, jobs
• Kelly faces constituents at town hall
• District looks to renovate without a tax increase
• Rally crowd pledges allegiance to unions
• Drug agents search home in hunt for heroin
• Police: Suspect may have had other victims
• Sweet spell of success
• School referee charged with molesting boys at bowling alley
• Contract talks will be private
• Last call for (some) alcohol
• Wolf Creek man dies in ATV crash
• Worker falls head first off Sample Road bridge
• Raw sewage released
• Mike Kelly promotes kitchen-table economics
• Sewer panel starts emergency repair of broken main line
• Most closed roads reopen to traffic
• Whalen: Questions remain in search case
• Move to clean the city gathers steam
• Water, water everywhere
• ‘Very much a struggle’
• Deaths for February 28, 2011
• Prosecutors discount Moonda’s claims
• Debt is greatest threat, Kelly says
• Clock runs out in basketball finales at school gymnasium
• Local man wants to save bridge
• Reservists salute victims of bloodiest Gulf War attack
• AWARE turns attention to elder abuse
• DA: Search case closed; no charges filed
• State accuses man of illegal burning
• Tiger pride theme set for new school
• Survivor: ‘We were sitting ducks’
• Case proceeds for man charged with firing gun
• Board: Upgrade will have fans, not AC
• Man charged with trying to hire victim’s kidnapper
• Engineer: Street, basin bids come in under estimates
• Federal cash to improve Fourth St.
• Pool talk gives rise to worry over costs
• Federal court dismisses Marin appeal
• Library opens anew, and to the public too
• Council continues to mull cutting paid time off
• As case winds on, Ross wants to return
• More part-timers to fight fires
• Search case nears climax
• Peeved pair pan parking shift
• Driver in fatal crash charged
• Water lines complicate paving plans
• Citizen’s academy offers law enforcement insight
• Board OKs sending plans for Case to state for OK
• Police job on hold
• PTA Club to hold Hustle for Muscle 5K Run/Walk
• Family Day on Campus--Monday, February 24
• Election chief eyes some petitions
• Parties mum on job offer
• Viaduct project worries public officials
• School directors to vote Tuesday on renovations
• Lawyers mull reasons for search
• Impact of police search far-ranging, lawyer says
• Police recover 3 guns in hour
• Board offers new job to McFerren
• Development board finds ‘culture of silence’ a hurdle
• For the stomach and the soul
• Lawyer objects to police seizure
• Bar owners don’t want to sell business to PennDOT
• Route 760 widening taking final shape
• Man charged in multiple break-ins
• Local offices offer chances to serve
• Jordanian-American cheers for Egypt, says it’s ‘call for all’
• Federal agents raid business
• Council miffed over business
• Learning Center Workshops held in Lartz Memorial Library
• RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE to be held February 16
• The Musical Production of Godspell Postponed Until Fall 2011
• Want to run? Here’s how
• Storm drains to get upgrades
• Borough to pay YMCA utilities
• Deadly heroin is here, officials say
• Full-day K not in works for kids next fall
• Sales of super Steelers stuff sputter since Sunday setback
• ECHO continues to heed call to help classmates
• Barbara McCrae ‘never imagined’ pastoring
• Big Steeler fan throws a party
• Doctor discusses stem cell research
• Job alliance plan slows
• Acting maager provides financial update
• Oops! Penn Power yanked streetlights without town's OK
• A different kind of social network
• YMCA rec takeover hits rough patch
• A little help, please?
• Longtime row officer Fair retiring
• Locals headed to Super Bowl
• The worst is over, forecasters say
• McConnell runs for county commissioner as Republican
• Report: Mishandled 911 call leads to dog death
• Hissing sound not gas leak, NFG rep says
• Details remain, but ‘it’s a go’ to St. Joe’s
• Ex-stutterer gets teased no more
• Penn State Shenango presents The Vagina Monologues
• THON Committee to hold Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser
• Former candidate running again
• Made in the U.S.A.
• Tough sewer stance pays off
• Excited Steelers fans gear up for Super Bowl
• Police nab 2 suspects in robbery at gunpoint
• Will work together, state reps say
• No cause found for fatal Winner crash
• 8 given Homeland Security gas masks
• Public speaks up about Route 18 study
• St. Joseph’s school closing under plan
• Lake ice advice provides cold comfort
• ‘Boomtown’ brands, slogans bandied about
• Kelly cool to plan to freeze spending
• Route 18 meeting Thursday night
• District has spent $236,919 on case
• Salary figures corrected for acting city manager
• County seeks grant for bus firm
• Union: Contract talks at standstill
• Add it up
• Alumni Career Services to host Webinar
• AWARE offers place for pets of abused, too
• Abortion funding ban gets priority
• Teeth chattering? Blame it on Canada
• Coroner: Woman killed son, mother, self
• Way is clear for Case construction
• Suspected shooter remains in jail
• Sled riders should be careful
• District appeals ruling in Ross case
• Support staff, board OK six-year contract
• Kids can see clearly now, after free exams, glasses
• Local girl advances on ‘American Idol’
• Council sets pay for manager, consultant
• Fornelli finale
• Lawyer Robert Yeatts 3rd candidate for judge
• Lawsuit seeks $1.7 million from city, county officials
• 4-year teacher contract OK’d
• Law firm to make move in Ross case
• County to lose 145 more plant jobs
• McFerren to kids: ‘Become the person you intend to be’
• Memorializing King
• Steelers fans rally for playoff victory
• Housing chief Boosel dies on business trip
• Missing woman found, was in accident in Ohio
• Latest rate hike raises question
• Sheriff Romine to retire in 2012
• Commissioners: Did all we could with Reznor
• Case Ave. plan unveiled
• Reznor to gain lab, lose 70 jobs
• Implicated burglary ring member, 24, pleads guilty
• Tom Bradley to speak at Friends of Penn State Shenango Annual Dinner
• Shenango to hold Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• Auditions for Godspell Announced
• Board still weighs Ross case options
• 2 boards eye school tax rates
• School demolition bids lower than expected
• City students to get eye exams, glasses
• City planners criticize school land proposal
• Colleagues reflect in shooting's aftermath
• Acker announces bid for county judgeship
• Ex-coach’s porn case advancing
• Meeting set on Case Avenue school
• Supporters celebrate second site of afterschool program
• Local reps say shooting shocking, horrifying
• Two jailed in wreck that left teacher crippled
• Central Blood Bank is now county’s sole provider
• U.K. firm buys Cattron
• Crews fix railroad overpass hit by unknown driver
• Shooting, fire at suspect’s home probed
• ‘Boomtown’ or bust
• One prison supervisor fired, others disciplined
• Churches expand school program to East Hill
• Supporters, family see Kelly sworn in
• Heart of Shenango to hold fundraiser at Pizza Hut on MLK Day
• Police charge 3 men for part in burglary ring
• Locals hail food safety law
• Grove Manor wins state award, up to $40,000
• Different meeting time nixed
• Neighbors save burning home
• Ruling favors fired teacher
• Prince of Peace Receives Refurbished Computers
• Blaze claims elderly woman, levels family homestead
• Firefighters save woman trapped on roof of duplex
• Mr. Kelly goes to Washington
• 10 for 10
• Salvation Army short of goal, drive ends today
• Prison staffers facing discipline
• Council raises taxes, cuts jobs
• Dahlkemper recalls House term fondly
• Despite troubles, food still flows from ministry
• Hofius to run for recorder
• Slovesko will fill vacancy
• Police probing pair of shootings
• Jobs picture improving?
• Family overwhelmed by community’s generosity
• United Way hits $1million milestone
• A novel take on tradition
• Feeding souls and bodies, too
• Serving others by serving dinner
• Stranger offers hard-luck family a new home
• George Jr.: Man’s record, not race, cost him the job
• Herald holiday
• Kids go on shopping spree for needy
• Suspect in diner shooting sought
• State will lose a seat
• FNB stalwart Mortensen is retiring
• Man beaten outside bar dies
• Stove fire leaves home unlivable; pets saved
• Recorder won’t seek fourth term
• Reindeer games help deck the halls
• All that matters is if they can shoot straight, local vets say
• Some thrive on the rush of last-minute hustle, bustle
• Family left homeless by fire grateful for strangers’ help
• Resident requests GOP input on replacement
• Family of 6 left homeless by fire
• City delays budget deal
• Local panel eyes meeting with income tax collector
• St. Joe's eyes move
• Suspect in fatal bar shooting surrenders
• Snow man’s land
• Route 62 bridges opening Thursday
• District denies civil rights violations
• Bernstine Receives Penn State Alumni Association Volunteer of the Year Award
• Campus will Hold Fall Commencement Ceremony
• Ruling on appeal doesn’t change woman’s prison time
• Read The Herald's electronic edition today for free
• Storm blows this way
• Family’s Christmas gifts saved from fire
• Candidates raked in $6 million-plus
• City commissioner Finzel dies at 72
• AWARE celebrates project that enhances cooperation
• Following basic rules will protect animals from elements, vet says
• Authority offers loan to city
• Budget trims taxes, ups pay
• Professor Serves on Crawford County Hazmat Team
• Budget riles county official
• Man had cocaine, $105K, police say
• Agency confronts nonpayment woes
• Sewer rates going up 56 percent
• Santa’s team stays busy in workshop
• Man recalls attack on Pearl Harbor
• State sanctions sewer board
• Here comes the snow
• In sickness and in health
• Candidates dug deep into their own pockets
• Local Jews offer up a Hanukkah gift
• All aboard! Model train shop is on track for opening day
• Early education shortfalls create a critical concern
• IRS has refund checks for locals
• Police nab teen suspects
• City eyes job cuts to bring down deficit
• Food bill draws group’s praise
• Daytime thieves hit 4 homes
• Woman nearly raped tells her tale
• Politicians pass on pay raises
• Ex-firefighter jailed for arson spree
• City denies sick pay claims
• Vandals cause $5,000 in damage
• Jacks ‘R Wild burns to ground
• Local GIs get warm welcome
• Shoppers turn out with gusto
• Salvation Army counts on its bell ringers
• Salvation Army diners enjoy Thanksgiving
• Green Beret comes home for holidays
• City seeking grant to help Joy Cone truck traffic flow
• Deal will lower electricity rates
• Despite lower revenue, taxes to remain unchanged
• Police and Fire for November 25, 2010
• Day for saying thanks to all
• Police and Fire for November 24, 2010
• Finances seem to stabilize
• Local man accused in homicide
• School chiefs lead charge for annual campaign
• Penn State Shenango to hold Second Annual ‘Dash for the Kids’ 5K Run/Walk
• Linda Karlen denied parole
• Public sends mixed messages on budget
• Hiring for the holidays
• Supervisor quits prior to board’s vote
• Police, Fire for November 23, 2010
• Smoke signals sewer testing
• Drug dealer Hopson loses bid to appeal 30-year sentence
• Gas well 'fracking' on way here?
• Patrolman quits force as probe nears end
• Kelly won't take it
• Ceramic Art Show 'Journeys in Clay'
• City buys back Wengler Avenue school
• Campus holds Toys for Tots Campaign
• Route 19 corridor options are on the table
• City glows in holiday light as annual tradition endures
• Ammann to run for second term
• Teens charged in fracas with police
• Court: Judge’s sentence proper
• Deal prompts guilty plea to aggravated assault
• Drunken crash suspects cop pleas
• Fire damages eatery, apartments
• Slow and steady, turtle survives fire
• Man dead after fall from viaduct
• Board gives OK to borrow $7.34 M
• Photographer asks, shows – but doesn’t tell
• They're homeless, not hopeless
• Golden Corral fixes leak, reopens
• Man accused of raping 6-year-old girl
• Patrons, manager sickened at eatery
• Soldiers return home from war
• Veterans parade attracts all ages
• Bus chief suspended without pay
• Veterans meet, trade war tales
• Reserve recruit, 53, gets coveted spot
• Authority to discuss water line upgrade
• Budget keeps property tax levels
• Dr. James Withers, founder of Operation Safety Net, to speak at Shenango
• City pays the price for ‘Light Up Night’
• ‘Basketbrawl’ participant charged with raping girl, 15
• Panel hears more on unpaid taxes
• Sewer rate hike proposal draws fire
• Dobson’s sentence for trespassing ruled reasonable by panel
• Budget would short fire department
• Police, fire for November 8, 2010
• ‘Iron Bridge’ to be replaced
• New procedure available for treating uterine fibroids at Sharon Regional
• In his image
• Feds dismiss drug charges against elderly woman
• The race is on
• Vacant mobile home damaged by fire, cat dies
• Cops: Mom left kids in car, jumped on husband’s hood
• Slower road work ahead thanks to failed levy
• SRU sued for polluting
• Officials puzzling over finances
• Treasurer, fire chief say further cuts unthinkable
• Leave abuse hearings begin
• Dr. Kabamba to speak on "New Forms of Life from the Debris of African States"
• 3rd man pleads guilty to role in murder
• Rep. Altmire edges Rothfus
• Robbins easily defeats Biros
• Republican Kelly defeats Dahlkemper
• Fatal crash charges waived
• Kids’ stash will make soldiers’ days sweeter
• Changing of the guard
• ‘Suspicious’ fire heavily damages vacant house
• 4 cut from car after accident
• Official sees fewer than half of voters turning out
• Fire at Joy Cone damages addition
• House saved from demolition ready again for occupancy
• Penn State's Got Talent to be presented November 6
• Adult Information Session
• Board eyes school remodel
• Woman trying to recruit kidney donor
• County spared worst of wind as freak storm sweeps Midwest
• Hoffman sues county for bills
• Candidates clash in the final debate
• Report: Economy could be worse
• ‘Don’t go there,’ expert says of Act 47 status
• Big gun Clinton makes pitch for Dahlkemper
• Historical Society trolley tour a hair-raising fundraiser
• Natural gas rates cut
• Former restaurant owner sentenced
• No more tax hikes
• Funding key to revitalizing city, panel told
• Turf backers pay their pledge
• Starkey’s Computer and Electronics to Team up with Penn State Shenango IST
• Council: Let’s talk budget, pool plans
• Trinity sets public hearing
• Residents to Trinity: Do something, anything
• Store closing after 86 years
• Conditional grants boost affordable housing projects
• Teaching Conference Held 10/15/10
• Morocco found guilty
• The Penn State Alumni Association Trustee Scholarship for Penn State Shenango
• CE Offers PA Director Credential Course for Child Care Directors
• Shenango Faculty and Staff will Participate in Service Project
• Lechner to Give Penn State Shenango Spring Commencement Address
• Penn State Shenango's King Celebration
• Penn State Shenango to Donate Restored Computers to Prince of Peace Center
• Five Newly Established Scholarships at the Shenango Campus
• Free Professional Development Breakfast Meeting Offered at Shenango Campus
• High School Juniors and Seniors are Invited to Penn State Day
• Shenango’s PTA Club to Host the Hustle for Muscle 5 K Run/Walk
• Shenango to Host Local Poets February 4
• Shenango THON 5K Walk/Run to Fight Against Pediatric Cancer
• Tulip to Give Commencement Address at Shenango
• Phase I of Auditorium Renovation Completed
• Joe & Bill a LGBTA Presentation
• Penn State On You Tube
• Continuing Education Real Estate Law Course Offered at Shenango Campus
• Adult Open House to be Held at Penn State Shenango
• Penn State Shenango to Host Free Professional Development Presentation
• Students Raise Funds for Thon 2009
• Study Abraod Service Learning/Alternative Spring Break
• 9th Annual Shenango Alumni Golf Scramble
• New Bachelor's Degree in Administration of Justice at Shenango
• High School Juniors and Seniors are Invited to Penn State Day
• Now Accepting Summer Registrations
• Shenango Alumni Society and Career Services to Host Networking Event
• Clearly You Crystals
• Penn State Shenango Student Receives 2010 Stand Up Award
• Comedian ANT to Perform
• Documentary film: "Out In the Silence"
• Penn State Shenango Students and Faculty are Honored at Banquet
• Spring Open House for High School Seniors
• Lartz Memorial Library Open House
• Penn State Shenango Examines Social Networking and Image in the Information Age
• Adult Learner Information Session to be Held
• Penn State Shenango To Hold Drama Club Talent Show
• Faculty Honored for Excellence in Teaching
• Adult Open House to be Held at Shenango
• TEDxPSU – Penn State Shenango Watch Party
• CAMPAIGN FOR PENN STATE WILL HAVE MAJOR IMPACT ON LOCAL CAMPUS
• Penn State Shenango to Host Technology and Career Expo
• Shenango Career Services Office Sponsors Professional Clothing Drive
• Campus to accept unwanted computer systems for salvage, repair and donation
• Shenango Students Travel to Harrisburg for Rally in the Rotunda
• Campus Connections Issue 1 September 2010
• Bertin Named...
• Spring Open House
• Penn State Shenango Hires Marian Hargrave
• First-Year Connection
• Technology Expo at Shenango Campus, March 25
• Penn State Shenango is on YouTube
• Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Faylo Honored
• Greenberger Lecture, April 7, to Feature Kirk Lippold
• Friedrich Joins Penn State Shenango
• Shenango welcomes new students as it begins its forty-fourth year
• Greenberger Family Memorial Lecture with Lisa Myers
• Penn State Shenango Faculty & Staff Notes of Interest. . . .
• Shenango Bowling Night
• David and Betty Harris Trustee Scholarship Established
• Bertin Named to Technology Council of NW PA Board of Directors
• Shenango Professor Heads to Singapore as a Fulbright Scholar Grantee
• Composer and Instructor in Music
• Penn State Shenango continues its Professional Development and Networking Series
• Community invited to hear Jay Paterno speak
• Drama Club Sponsors Talent Show
• Penn State Shenango Honors Its Outstanding Students
• Mastrian Authors New Text Book
• The Heart of Shenango Brings Life to Campaign
• Penn State Shenango Advisory Board to Sponsor Fund Feast April 22
• 12th Annual McDowell Memorial Scholarship Dinner
• Circle K Drive for the Animals
• Penn State Shenango Continuing Education July Programs
• Drama Club Presents Two Comedies
• Women's Commission Wins Christmas Tree Decorating Contest
• Penn State Shenango welcomes new faculty as fall 2009 begins
• Shenango Alumni Society to hold 8th Annual Golf Scramble
• New Staff Members Join Penn State Shenango
• Rainbow Lions to feature film...
• Bernstine Named Chairman
• Eaton Receives Atherton Award
• 2009 "Flip-a-Five" Pancake Breakfast
• Guess who's on Facebook?
• Students Participate in Undergraduate Research Conference
• Penn State Shenango Alumni Society’s Holiday Ice Cream Sale
• Fright Night at Ghost Lake
• Faculty honored for excellence in teaching
• Penn State Shenango Advisory Board to Sponsor Fund Feast
• Continuing Education Offers CDA Credentials Course
• Penn State Shenango Golf Season Begins
• Penn State Shenango Shares in University's Impact on State
• Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• Figure in burglary ring pleads guilty in police stop
• Penn State Shenango Pumpkin Festival
• May 2010 Ambassador Newsletter Out Now!
• Penn State Shenango's Toys for Tots collection
• Penn State Shenango Drama Club to Hold Talent Show Auditions
• Penn State Alumna Linda Barr Receives United States Attorneys Director’s Award
• Penn State Shenango Thon Club to Hold 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament
• Altmire: Vote reflected district
• Jamestown High School Graduate Receives Fifteenth Sharonsteel Scholar Award
• Penn State Shenango Faculty & Staff Notes of Interest...
• Fall 2009 Commencement
• Penn State Shenango to Host “Straight Talk”—A Discussion of LGBTA Issues
• Rescue tale becomes lesson
• Board requests court action
• Council shoots down Hermitage policing offer
• Pa. bill would affect school pensions
• Dems giving up on Dahlkemper?
• Some suspicious of YMCA takeover
• Speakers oppose police proposal
• Dahlkemper defends pro-life stance, tries to counter abortion ad claims
• Bear slayer says bruin threatened his daughter
• It wouldn’t happen here
• Under new ownership
• Borough eyes policing options
• Girl marks a decade on 10/10/10
• NAACP challenged on ‘working your gift’
• Trucker charged in fatal crash
• Driver going to prison for role in fatal robbery
• You’re broke, manager tells city
• Collect more unpaid taxes, borough told
• Plant contracts OK’d; authority waits on DEP
• Dahlkemper: Not worried about trailing Kelly in polls
• Gas choice program is back
• Supreme Court won’t hear appeal of drug conviction
• Dahlkemper, Levin tout currency bill
• Board wants hearing on McFerren firing
• Trustees offer up solutions to list of public problems
• Planner: You can't get there from here
• Judge OKs sale of middle school
• An unconventional convention
• Key figure in welfare fraud case wants evidence tossed
• Meek Street mission
• Local cops welcome help with retail theft
• Death penalty considered in real estate homicide
• Anti-corruption bill draws concerns locally
• News briefs
• Crew filming Moonda doc
• Tube workers OK new contract
• New appeal planned for Donna Moonda
• Homicide case will go before Ohio jury
• Court won’t hear case
• Masury boy flies high as honorary Pilot for a Day
• Man tied to 50 break-ins sentenced
• Police: Identity also stolen
• Business denies race bias charges
• Firemen are dog’s best friends
• Burglary suspect Boatner now accused in 16 cases
• Board approves chief’s contract
• Burglars busy in city; haul includes precious, scrap metals
• Health fair targets obesity
• Students from one-room schoolhouse hold 1st reunion
• Request to keep city manager draws no council support
• Woman gets $1 million in amputation suit
• Thieves hit Walmart in 6 states, cops say
• Killer gets 20 to 40 years
• Local man charged with killing real estate agent
• ‘Chilly Billy’ scares up area accolades
• New call center up and running downtown
• Dahlkemper: Don’t extend tax cuts for top 2 percent
• Airline to fly from Y-Town to Tampa
• Work in progress at career center
• Sharpsville Historical Society vies for Pepsi grant
• No appointment needed at public flu clinic on Oct. 4
• Free health screenings, raffle at Lube tonight
• Amigos
• Man loses ear after being run over
• Turf project will cost less than expected
• Legend in his own time
• Police fire shot at man holding dad at gunpoint
• United Way hikes goal, sets new format
• Local districts hit state targets
• Regional police study moving forward
• Coroner awaits Winner autopsy report
• Winner’s giving spirit remembered
• Federal funding shortfall leaves school districts in the lurch
• Cops to collect old medicine for disposal
• New plant passes muster
• Crash claims business icon Jim Winner
• Dress code lifted for seniors
• Pedas donates another $30,000
• Neighbor to stand trial in shooting
• Town, school district impress superintendent
• A few good men
• Trustee: Zoning might fix mess
• Two updates made to county voting system
• Grammy nominee Primer graces first City Blues Fest
• Services honor Patriot Day
• New school is a community project
• Woman ‘disgraced’ herself by shopping spree with stolen cards
• Man in false rape claim case charged with sex assault on girl, 15
• Judge waits to sentence embezzler
• Trinity seeks input on cleanup
• County adopts storm water plan
• Authority wary of pricey piles for digester
• Woman praises rapid breast care services at Diagnostic & Imaging Center
• Police: Shooting followed fight
• Business women hear from Rep. Dahlkemper
• Authority mulls banning smokers from new units
• Chase suspect returned to city to face charges
• Shenango Twp. man was hurt in Sunday crash
• Police: Shooter jailed
• Hermitage woman chooses Sharon Regional for new heart valve
• Faith doused fire; forge is new creation
• Woman dies of injuries in last week’s crash
• Farewell to summer party
• Borough manager exhibits optimism
• Man wanted for alleged actions against girl
• Day dedicated to workers
• Court backs warrantless search that turned up gun
• Are you going to Stoneboro Fair?
• League sets debate date; Dahlkemper ad questioned
• Kelly: Jobs are the key to restoring economy
• Hood surfer back home, recovering
• Couple restoring a local landmark
• Lock up vehicles, police urge
• Cleanup planned for 2nd city neighborhood
• Blue Streak thrills again
• Blue Streak may be winner
• 3 Ohio men in county jail accused of Walmart theft ring
• Funding dries up
• Briefly - Sept. 1, 2010
• Teen’s mom in critical condition
• Couple arraigned in baby’s death
• Food safety advocate to be honored by Ono
• Police: Suspect behind burglaries
• Third District rivals face off
• Crash claims teen’s life
• Truck rams into 2 vehicles, 3 hurt
• Farm operations grow in efficiency
• Gold star stories
• St. George marks feast day with picnic celebration
• Final 4 jailed in deadly drug deal
• Power rates likely to go down
• Police arrest suspect in bank robbery
• Masked man robs bank
• School district lands 2 grants
• Facebook, movie have local links
• Sharon Regional receives Patriotic Employer recognition from U.S. Department of Defense
• Sharon Regional welcomes new vascular surgery team
• PFA order linked to shooting
• OHP: Trucker in fatal crash fell asleep
• Fights keep police busy
• Sharon Regional receives $10,000 grant for community CPR training in area schools
• Sharon Regional Partners With Hermitage Schools On Hornet SCORE Program
• Citizens eyeing crime watch
• Police say man shot intruder
• Authorities still unsure if 911 call was real or hoax
• Volunteers work wonders on Irvine
• Kelly: Dahlkemper mailings nothing but political PR
• Mysterious call, fruitless search
• City must fix up parking garage
• Locals linked to cocaine ring
• Streetlights going dim today
• Deadline looms for mandatory water line tap-ins
• PUC probing rate hike request
• Superintendent donating raise to new scholarship fund
• $200,000 earmark will buy a lot of library books
• 7th Street school sale OK’d
• Cheesemaker pays its whey to savings
• Historic school gets new name
• New gardens have water but need volunteers
• Judge strikes 7 accusations in wrongful death lawsuit
• Boy draws rare perfect hand in bridge game
• Today's meetings (8/16/2010)
• Dunk tank is huge draw at Brookfield summer fest
• Event chair Swartz is busy ‘inspiration’
• Obama: Gulf is open for business
• Man sues city, police
• Board fills vacancy
• Cleanup campaign launched on Irvine
• Rec survey positive about YMCA
• Greenville, S. Py opt in for police study
• Officials working on spill of 14,000 gallons of emulsified oil
• Duferco spills oil into river
• Oil cleanup nears end
• Pros, cons in survey help create city 'vision'
• 2 teens in fair condition after accident
• Sharon Regional earns maximum achievement level in Highmark QualityBLUE program
• Advanced cardiac testing benefits Pulaski man
• Liberty Family Medicine Center Now Open
• Community Appreciation Day in Hubbard is July 11
• Sharon Regional receives $1 million grant to construct new Technology Center at Hermitage LindenPoin
• Community Conference Room dedicated in honor of Harold Rosenblum
• Sharon Regional Auxiliary presents $75,000 check to Health System
• Sharon Regional provides more than $260 million in local economic support
• Tilt Table testing now available at Sharon Regional
• Hermitage woman grateful for quality and convenience of Cancer Care Center
• 2nd Margaret E. "Marge" Tice Memorial Scholarship awarded to School of Nursing grad
• School of Nursing awards 3rd Hawke-Petit Scholarship
• 20 graduate from School of Nursing
• Sharon Regional Hospital receives Ascent's 2009 Healthy Hospital Award
• Sharon Regional welcomes pulmonologist Michael Panariello, D.O., FCCP
• Hubbard man thrilled with new Gastrointestinal Lab at Sharon Regional
• Local bank executive grateful for heart surgery at Sharon Regional
• New bariatric weight loss surgery program developed at Sharon Regional
• Check out the Sharon and Hermitage Restaurant and Business Review Blog
• Sharon Tax Day Tea Parties Protest Rally April 15 Tea Party

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