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Prosecutor doesn’t want kids to testify in person
A man accused of raping three young children while he babysat them was “ready to go forward” with his preliminary hearing Thursday but the prosecution put the brakes on, arguing that the children shouldn’t have to testify in the man’s presence.
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Hearing in fatal shooting case delayed
More than 20 family and friends gathered Thursday outside the Farrell district court of Judge Ronald Antos to support the man accused of shooting Andrew T. Walko to death on May 13.
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Ex-PTO officers in court on embezzlement charges
Two women accused of stealing more than $35,000 from the Hermitage Parent-Teacher Organization turned themselves in at 9 a.m. Thursday at the Hermitage police station.
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Urban decay creates hazard for schoolkids
Sharon schools Superintendent John Sarandrea shook his head Thursday afternoon as he surveyed a partially collapsed building across the street from Musser Elementary School.
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Voters choose 4 newcomers, unseating 2 board members
Sharon residents likely will be seeing four new faces at school board meetings starting in December.
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Plan for Speedway station gets nod from commissioners
Alan Baldarelli asked whether he could appeal Hermitage commissioners’ decision to approve a land-development plan for a Speedway gas station and convenience store, but did not say whether he planned to appeal.
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PTO officers charged with theft
Hermitage police on Wednesday charged two officials of the Hermitage Parent-Teacher Organization with stealing more than $35,000 from the organization between May 2012 and March.
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Memorial Day events
Area communities announced their Memorial Day commemorations for 2013.
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Was land feud motive?
Ralph L. Young wanted to build some kind of ministry on the family property where he grew up in Franklin.
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Harry will face Dunder in fall
Hermitage Treasurer and Tax Collector Bernie Telega Harry easily outdistanced a challenger for the Democratic nomination Tuesday and now can set her sights on a Republican hopeful.
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