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Latest Latrobe Wire News Clips...
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• Wave trio sign to play in college
... Southern in Lake Wales, and Nadeau will play football and basketball at Saint Vincent, a Division III program in Latrobe, Pa. A signing ceremony is scheduled for next Thursday. 'I am so happy for them,' said Green Wave basketball coach Scott ...
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• Belle Vernon pitcher Nichols' status unsure
... while Franklin Regional (15-4) meets Chartiers Valley (13-7) at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Gateway. Despite defeating No. 1 Latrobe and No. 6 Trinity on back-to-back days, Hempfield received no love from the WPIAL softball committee. The Spartans (11-8) ...
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• Derry Area eyes 4-mill hike
... increased district enrollment, from 11 students to 18, at Adelphoi Village's Dr. Robert Ketterer Charter School in Latrobe; and $47,000, due to an increase of personal care assistants for students, from 14 to 18. Uncharacteristically, costs tied to ...
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• Excela Health buys Mercy hospital
... region." The Jeannette campus, an extension of Westmoreland Hospital, will join Frick Hospital in Mount Pleasant, Latrobe Hospital and Westmoreland Hospital (Greensburg) under the Excela name. Excela was chosen as Mercy Jeannette's successor in ...
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• Latrobe Specialty Steel to Continue Production
Latrobe Specialty Steel's production, finishing and delivery operations will continue unaffected by a strike at its Latrobe, Pa., facility.
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• Mellon Foundation awards St. Vincent College $7 million
... Wednesday in The Indiana Gazette. We have 1170 guests online Written by The Associated Press Wednesday, 07 May 2008 LATROBE, Pa. (AP) - The Richard King Mellon Foundation is giving St. Vincent College a $7 million grant to help it build a new ...
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• Food inflation looms
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she'll cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Penn., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago she started walking more than a mile ...
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• Cupboards Going Bare
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she plans to cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Pa., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago, she started walking more than a mile ...
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• Briefs: Latrobe Specialty Steel withdraws offer to union
Latrobe Specialty Steel Co. has withdrawn the contract offer that the United Steelworkers Local 1537 overwhelmingly rejected in a vote April 30, the day before the strike by about 360 employees began.
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• Derry Area to study 4-mill tax boost
... increased district enrollment, from 11 students to 18, at Adelphoi Village's Dr. Robert Ketterer Charter School in Latrobe; and $47,000, for an increase of personal care assistants for students, from 14 to 18. Uncharacteristically, costs tied to ...
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• ES and T Associate Editor Dzombak named to NAE
David Dzombak began life with a chemistry professor at home: his father, William Dzombak, taught at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa., for 35 years.
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• Rising chicken, pork costs could power food price surge
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she plans to cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Pa., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago, she started walking more than a mile ...
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• Throw another dollar on the barbie
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she plans to cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Penn., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago, she started walking more than a mile ...
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• Pork, chicken prices may rise in next wave of food inflation
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she plans to cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Penn., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago, she started walking more than a mile ...
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• Food prices face new rise
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she plans to cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Pa., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago, she started walking more than a mile ...
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• Pork, Chicken Prices May Be Next To Rise
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she plans to cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Penn., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago, she started walking more than a mile ...
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• On the menu: 2nd serving of inflation
Pork, chicken prices may rise in the next wave of food inflation.
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• New dose of inflation seen
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she plans to cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Pa., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago, she started walking more than a mile ...
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• You'll see it on the receipt
... of higher food prices. If they increase more, she plans to cut back again. But Karen Leedahl, a pastor who lives in Latrobe, Pa., said she always bought store brands and shopped for sale goods. Two weeks ago, she started walking more than a mile ...
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• Norwin sports unbeaten track duo
... what we thought they could do." Norwin junior Natalie Kovach, who runs the 1,600 and 3,200, will try to keep up with Latrobe distance star Natalie Bower, who turned in a Most Valuable Runner performance at the Baldwin Invitational. Bower set two ...
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