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Feb. 8- John William Black, 21, of Greenville, Pa., was seen for two counts of DUI.
Internet Transfers - Worth It?
As recently as five years ago, barely half of all firearms retailers processed transfers of firearms that consumers bought online.
McKees Rocks project gets $4.1 million
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Survivors include his companion, Dianne Cottrill; children, Leslie Collins of Youngstown and Brittany Cottrill of Cortland; three grandchildren; three brothers, Timothy of Clark, Pa., Arthur Jr.
US army panel advises trial in Afghanistan suicide
An investigative hearing has recommended that an American soldier be court-martialed over hazing that allegedly led to a fellow infantryman's suicide in Afghanistan, but dismissed the most A native New Yorker of Chinese descent, Chen had been in Afghanistan only two months when he shot himself in a guardhouse at a remote outpost in Afghanistan's ... (more)
Soldier may not face manslaughter charge in GI's alleged hazing death
The first soldier to face legal proceedings in the death of a Chinese-American GI believed to have committed suicide in Afghanistan after allegedly being hazed by his fellow troops may not face the toughest charge the Army had sought of involuntary manslaughter.
Christopher G. Hershberger 1994-2012
GREENVILLE, Pa. - Christopher Grant Hershberger, 17, went into the arms of the Lord on Wednesday, Jan.
Woman settles lawsuit against Trinity Area School District
A Mercer County woman apparently has settled her federal civil rights lawsuit claiming that a Washington County school board passed her over for a superintendent's job because of her race and gender.
Sun. 4:16pm: Soldier faces hearing at Afghan base over suicide
An American soldier from Greenville, Pa., who is charged with abuse that led to the suicide of a 19-year-old fellow soldier in Afghanistan is facing a preliminary hearing today on a base in the country, the military said.
Santorum: US wrong to condemn Iran scientist death
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum said Saturday the U.S. was wrong to condemn the killing of an Iranian nuclear scientist this week.