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'They're here to stay': WVU Medicine takes over five hospitals in Western Pa. (opens the original)
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The health system will invest $800 million across Butler Memorial, Clarion, Frick, Latrobe and Westmoreland hospitals. The health system will invest $800 million across Butler Memorial, Clarion, Frick, Latrobe and Westmoreland hospitals. Thursday marked the first official day of WVU Medicine operating five western Pennsylvania hospitals. “Today is kind of crossing the finish line of this entire process and being excited about what’s ahead,” WVU Health System President and CEO Albert Wright said.
Hempfield Area buys weapons detection systems for elementary schools (opens the original)
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Five elementary schools in Westmoreland County will soon be safer than before. Hempfield Area School District recently invested $121,000 to purchase five sets of Opengate weapons detection systems. Fort Allen, Maxwell, Stanwood, West Hempfield and West Point elementary schools will soon see the detectors at each of their main entrances. "It’s not seen as negative, but it’s seen as keeping our students and staff safe," Superintendent Mark Holtzman said. "We just want to take steps in the directio
Penn-Trafford considers school closure amid projected debt (opens the original)
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The future of the eight schools in the Penn-Trafford School District is uncertain following its most recent budget session. “At this point in time, nothing’s off the table,” said Bryan Kline, vice president of the school board. “We’re just starting the conversation.” According to WTAE's news partners at the Trib, if the district continues to operate the way it has been, it’s projected to be millions in debt. By 2032, Penn-Trafford's director of business affairs believes the schools could be more
New Kensington officer resigns amid police brutality investigation (opens the original)
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As of Monday night, Nathaniel Cochran is not an officer for the New Kensington Police Department. Cochran's resignation was unanimously approved by New Kensington City Council after he was placed on administrative leave more than a month ago. However, he is still under investigation by the Westmoreland County District Attorney's Office. It stems from an arrest in late July that left the suspect hospitalized. Amanda Shields represents Anthony Delarosa. The 55-year-old and another man allegedly tr
'I wasn't guilty of anything': Western Pa. man wrongfully arrested, held for hours at jail (opens the original)
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Larry Miller, of Jeannette, went to the Westmoreland County Courthouse last Friday to take part in a domestic hearing. When the hearing was done, sheriff’s deputies were waiting for him. "It was scary," Miller said. "When the hearing was over, they notified me that they were notified before I got [to the hearing] that there was a warrant out for my arrest. They came over, they searched me, took my belt, took everything off me and proceeded to put me in a cell with county prisoners. At first, I f
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