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February 12, 2010

List of Sharon sewer delinquents: The top ones by amount

SHARON — These Sharon sewer customers (also included in the other list) owe the highest amounts. The top 10 owe a total of $200,340.29, and all of the top 37 owe a total of $356,020.80.

The information in the list came from the Sharon Sanitary Authority. Any questions or disputes should be addressed to the authority at 724-983-3232 or 724-983-3250.

1. Joseph and/or Sandra Toth – $51,554.25

2. Anthony Mineo – $35,541.26

3. Kimberly Cagle – $33,569.94

4. Joseph Christoff – $13,243.02

5. Levio Baldarelli et al. – $12,966.37

6. Rhodely Vallon – $11,280.78

7. Earl Schifino – $11,251.35

8. John and Debra McGaughey – $10,556.25

9. David Leith – $10,372.41

10. Robert Mild – $10,004.66

11. Jonathan Martin – $9,466.84

12. Jim Sarvas – $9,000.18

13. Salvatore, Ralph and Robert Arena – $8,096.99

14. Darmac Inc. – $7,970.94

15. Frank Rocco – $7,780.82

16. JP Morgan Chase Bank and subsidiaries – $7,030.49

17. Russell and Pamela Cannon – $6,876.47

18. Sami and/or Akram Kanaan – $6,449.32

19. Charles Bestwick – $6,324.90

20. Mariani and Tonty Enterprises – $6,251.45

21. Beneficial Mortgage Co. – $5,860.70

22. Jeannie Kinney – $5,755.88

23. Tod Titus – $5,195.71

24. James Adams – $5,180.90

25. Timothy Foltz – $5,120.76

26. George Thomas – $5,076.02

27. Janet Bodien – $4,956.40

28. Kevin Anderson – $4,864.37

29. Monica and Ralph Ross – $4,840.65

30. David Saunders – $4,470.71

31. Dietmar Ackerman – $4,367.05

32. Leahbelle Frolick – $4,319.32

33. Jason Schenker – $4,144.57

34. Harold and Martha Dickson – $4,109.97

35. Michael and Barb Lowrey – $4,081.97

36. Peter and/or Diane Fuchs – $4,060.56

37. Nevin Smith – $4,026.57

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