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>Sept. 12 A father who was checking his son for signs of narcotics called sheriff's deputies when he found his 87-year-old neighbor's watch and Social Security card. Sheriff's deputies charged a 17-year-old Wheatfield boy with burglary and petit larceny. The boy, who lives on Townline Road, told deputies that on Sept. 10, between 2 and 3 p.m., he had entered his neighbor's home and took the Timex watch, valued at $20, and later found the card between their yards. The neighbor told deputies he always kept the card in a pocket in his wallet and identified his missing watch, according to reports.
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Sunday, Feb. 13, 2005 Kirton-Petit - Bethellen Kirton and Arthur Petit, Dubuque, boy at The Finley Hospital, Dubuque.
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Rather than amped up rock or rap, Mozart set the tone for the Etiquette Du Jour Tea Parties this past week at Creekside Elementary School. It was a delight to see youngsters dressed to the nines for this annual observance. Hot tea was poured from silver teapots into china cups and saucers. Linen napkins and tablecloths adorned the tables along with fresh flowers and petit fours, and truffles were delicately presented at each place-setting. Gentlemen seated their ladies, lips were dabbed and pinky-fingers were appropriately crooked. Please, Thank You, Merci Beaucoup, and Grazi were heard repeatedly as well as ooh-la-la! Creekside students had an opportunity to imagine themselves having tea with a king, queen, prince or princess. It also gave them the chance to practice these oft-neglecte...
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Although his shop is called "Rotten," the judge found nothing really wrong in his actions and dismissed all petit larceny charges Monday against a city man charged with stealing a bicycle from a 12- year-old boy. John E. Raduns, 36, told The Buffalo News that even he was disgusted with his actions and can't believe he did it, but he had been frustrated after a 12-year-old on a bicycle, with a 9-year-old on his handlebars, rode by June 27 and spit on the window of his Rotten Ink Tattoo Parlor on Main Street.
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- Teen Guilty in Thefts From Cars: More Than 30 Cars Were Vandalized, Broken Into [Corrected 10/24/10]
The second of two teen-agers accused of breaking car windows and stealing from the cars was convicted Tuesday on two petit larceny charges. Juvenile and Domestic Relations Judge Joseph Bounds scheduled a Nov. 14 sentencing hearing. In the meantime, the 15-year-old boy will have to come up with a plan to raise his half of more than $3,000 in restitution, Bounds said.
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A 14-year-old boy was charged as an adult late last week for his role in an armed home invasion on Pine Avenue in September, the latest arrest in a series of violent crimes last year. The boy, a Sixth Street resident, was charged with first-degree robbery, first-degree burglary and fourth-degree grand larceny, all felonies, as well as petit larceny for his role in that crime.
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To Stage Right artistic director Anthony Marino, the All-County Musical is "an All-Star Game for local theater kids." The lineup features 80 student actors from nearly every school district in Westmoreland County, along with home- and cyber-schooled students. This is the fifth year that Marino and Stage Right have presented an end-of-the-school-year show that involves students whose interests and talents are in singing, dancing and acting. This year's musical, "Fame," is a tribute to the young performers who -- by being selected for roles in the production -- feel they already have won the game.
... that they normally never do," says Cody Petit of New Kensington, a junior at Valley High School....
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In his autobiography, Peeling the Onion, which provoked a storm of controversy when it was published in 2006, Grass for the first time acknowledges that as a boy of seventeen he was a proud member of the infamous Waffen-SS. Clemens's fiction speaks with uncanny fidelity to the repressed moral anguish of white America - which is to say that guilt is most characteristically manifest in both the manner and the matter of his writing as a restive impulse straining upward, against formidable resistance, toward the surface of consciousness.\n Grass' experience of the Second World War, by contrast, confronted him with moral challenges of greater gravity from which he had fewer avenues of moral retreat.
... in McDougaPs cave than the community petitions the Governor for his pardon. "Many tearful and elo...
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Aug. 10 Angela London, 27, of Caravelle Drive, Niagara Falls, was arrested at the County Jail and charged with promoting prison contraband and unlawful possession of marijuana. Rocky the police dog smelled a marijuana cigarette in a pack of regular cigarettes in a locker London had used, sheriff's deputies reported.
... with fourth-degree criminal mischief and petit larceny. Sheriff's deputies said a maintenance ma...
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By Randall Beach Register Staff rbeach@nhregister.com NEW HAVEN -- Benedict Komisarjevsky recalled that joyous day in August 1980 when he received a long-awaited phone call and was asked: "How would you like a baby boy?
... role in the strangling of Jennifer Hawke-Petit and the smoke inhalation deaths of her daughters, ...
