HERMITAGE —
Commonwealth Court has supported the findings in an unemployment compensation case, and the conclusion that a former employee of a local company was not entitled to benefits.
Bruce R. Taylor was fired May 8, 2009, from G.W. Becker Inc., Hermitage, after a lathe he was moving from a truck to the company’s Grove City plant fell off a forklift and was destroyed.
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Court: No benefits to worker who damaged equipment
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Power prices to surge?
Closing six coal-burning power plants operated by FirstEnergy Corp. could bring higher electricity rates to much of northern Ohio several years from now, the state’s utility regulators said.
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Women business owners can seek free counsel
The Athena program of Mercer/Lawrence County invites local women business owners in Mercer County to apply for the opportunity to receive one year of free business counsel.
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Authority OKs change order for temporary work
Hermitage Municipal Authority begrudgingly approved paying more than $7,000 to move electric lines that will soon be abandoned.
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Indy draws on super effort to overcome skeptics
Leaders of Indiana's capital city spent years gussying up their downtown to prepare for Super Bowl XLVI -- by building big sports and convention venues and luring nice hotels, popular restaurants and a four-story shopping mall.
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Despite new construction, building slumps in city
Although it’s hard to compare dollar values from today and even a few years ago, it’s safe to say there was not much new development in Hermitage in 2011.
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Distinguished service award going to Hudson
On Feb. 2, Thiel College will recognize 10 faculty and staff members and John M. Hudson at the college’s annual Founders’ Day convocation in the Lutheran Heritage Room of the Howard Miller Student Center.
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Contractors, workers eye CHOICE housing jobs
There are no guarantees that Shenango Valley residents will be among the workers who build a 34-unit apartment complex and 10 homes in Farrell, but an open house Wednesday gave them a chance to lay the groundwork to be considered.
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FNB: 2011 earnings up 16%
FNB Corp. reported its fourth quarter earnings edge down slightly from a year ago but the results were due to a one-time credit a year ago of nearly $7 million. For all of 2011 earnings for the company were up 16 percent from 2010.
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Retiring Reichard feted for service to Penn-Northwest
For more than a quarter of a century, Larry Reichard was the voice and spirit of Penn-Northwest Development Corp.
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GE receives order for 43 more locomotives
GE Transportation on Tuesday said it signed a deal to sell 43 locomotives to Transnet SOC Ltd., South Africa, which will benefit its Grove City plant.
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