EPISODE · Sep 8, 2026 · 1 MIN
radioNOVO News for New Castle/Youngstown/Butler/Hermitage 09-08-26
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Good morning.Penn State’s Board of Trustees will meet September seventeenth and eighteenth to consider selling the university’s Shenango campus in Sharon. The potential sale follows Penn State’s decision to close the satellite campus after the spring twenty-twenty-seven semester due to declining enrollment. Local developer JCL Development has expressed interest in buying the fourteen-acre property, though specific terms remain confidential.In Lawrence County, a committee examining the Career and Technical Center is questioning the legal authority of the school's Joint Operating Committee. District representatives are working to update decades-old bylaws to resolve ongoing disputes over board representation and capital project funding.And political analysts report Latino voters will be a crucial swing factor in November’s midterm elections. With thirty-six million eligible voters nationwide, key races in Pennsylvania and across the country could turn on how voters respond to economic conditions and rising living costs.For more news, download the radioNOVO app. I’m Codi Gaboff, radioNOVO News.
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Good morning. Penn State’s Board of Trustees will meet September seventeenth and eighteenth to consider selling the university’s Shenango campus in Sharon. The potential sale follows Penn State’s decision to close the satellite campus after the spring twenty-twenty-seven semester due to declining enrollment. Local developer JCL Development has expressed interest in buying the fourteen-acre property, though specific terms remain confidential. In Lawrence County, a committee examining the Caree...
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