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Summaries of the week's news appear in the Sunday edition. These current and past weekly chronologies are online as are day-by-day links to past headlines and death records.
- MERCER COUNTY AREA: Special section looks to 21st century possibilities here
- NEW WILMINGTON: McCain wins mock election
- PULASKI TOWNSHIP: Prayer protest set for this afternoon
- JACKSON TOWNSHIP: Police: Man and pair of troopers hurt
- MERCER COUNTY AREA: Local families dealing with eating disorders
- BROOKFIELD: She gives away her hearts
- MERCER COUNTY: Visitors Bureau working in new home
- MERCER COUNTY: Commissioners seek leaner, effective government
- SHARON: Keystone Blind Association preparing for baby boomers
- MERCER COUNTY: Trades council unions coordinate on jobs
- GREENVILLE: Fire department reports on its comings and goings for 1999
- GROVE CITY: Chamber of Commerce adds Web page as way of promoting area
- HERMITAGE: Business Association is working to unite, aid business community
- SHARON: City buoyed by clearing of sites, progress and the hope for more
- MERCER COUNTY: NAACP seeks help in making progress
- HERMITAGE: Hickory VFW Post 6166 plan move, open house
Today's death record
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Margaret C. August, 88, 1330 Kimberly Road, Sharon, formerly of 827 Arlington Drive, Pymatuning Township.
Anna Blasko, 99, of 739 Shady Ave., Sharon.
Fred Brenner, 91, Hermitage, formerly of South Oakland Avenue, Sharon.
Chester Janosky, 67, of 119 Janosky Road, New Wilmington.
Kenneth E. “Kenny” Martell Jr., 46, of 9872 Oak St., Conneautville.
Noreen C. McConahey, 87, of 2400 Gardenway, Hermitage.
Teresa A. Pascale, 68, of 546 Lucy St., Masury.
Thelma C. Songer, 89, of 578 Lafayette Ave., Sharon.
Patricia Humphrey Wolley, 55, of 19 Kipp St., Jamestown, N.Y., formerly of Greenville.
