'Pittsburgh strip clubs'
Area residents can dispose of cleaners, automotive fluids, paints, pesticides and other household chemicals from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. next Saturday at the Bradys Run Park Recycling Center in Brighton, Beaver County.
A fee of $2 per gallon is charged, cash only (no checks or credit cards). The event is the last one of the year sponsored by the Pennsylvania Resources Council and its partners.
The following materials will be collected: aerosol cans; automotive fluids (motor oil, transmission fluid, antifreeze, brake fluid); batteries; chemistry sets; gasoline and kerosene; household cleaners (ammonia, drain openers, acid cleaners, oven cleaners); mercury; paint products (latex, oil based, alkyd based, arts/crafts chemicals, rust preservatives, creosote, water sealers, paint thinners, furniture strippers); pesticides/herbicides (rodent killers, insecticides, weed killers, mothballs, fertilizer); photo chemicals; and pool chemicals.
See the full article from “Pittsburgh Post Gazette”
October 15th, 2011
Timothy Rogers, 28, and Shane Dockstader, 35, both from upstate New York, were the subject of a citywide manhunt in July when two 11-year-old girls said they tried luring them into a pickup truck in Rankin’s Hawkins Village.
According to investigators, Dockstader was the passenger in the car and asked the girls if they “wanted to play.”
Rogers’ attorney said his client didn’t say anything to the girls, which is why he should have never been charged.
“He’s totally innocent. He did nothing wrong and I don’t think in the commonwealth he should be held criminally liable for the acts of a passenger of a car,” said defense attorney Frank Walker. “He didn’t hear what the passenger was saying. He didn’t know what the passenger was saying. He was just driving.”
Rogers and Dockstader told detectives that they were at a strip club that evening and went to the area to purchase cocaine and the girls simply misunderstood what was said.
See the full article from “WPXI Pittsburgh”
September 29th, 2011
Last Appeal To Block Carson Street Strip Club Denied
Pa. Supreme Court Won’t Hear Pittsburgh’s Appeal Against MarquisePOSTED: 3:58 pm EDT September 16, 2011UPDATED: 4:15 pm EDT September 16, 2011
PITTSBURGH — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court won’t hear an appeal by the city of Pittsburgh aimed at overturning a judge’s approval of a new strip club in the West End.
The city has opposed the club owned by Marquise Investments because it would be next door to the Onala Club, which aids drug and alcohol addicts in their recovery.
But attorneys for Marquise convinced Allegheny County Judge Joseph James last year that the proposed site on West Carson Street is one of few available under stringent zoning rules requiring buffer zones to keep adult businesses away from schools and churches.
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The judge ruled on the zoning issue only after City Council twice failed to hold a public hearing requested by the strip club’s owner.
See the full article from “WTAE Pittsburgh”
September 19th, 2011
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court won’t hear an appeal by the city of Pittsburgh aimed at overturning a county judge’s approval of a new strip club.
The city has opposed the club owned by Marquise Investments because it would be next to another club that caters to people recovering from drug or alcohol addictions.
But attorneys for Marquise convinced Allegheny County Judge Joseph James last year that the proposed site is one of few available under stringent zoning rules requiring buffer zones to keep adult businesses away from schools and churches.
The city first appealed to the Commonwealth Court, which in December upheld the judge’s ruling.
The judge ruled on the zoning issue only after City Council twice failed to hold a public hearing requested by the strip club’s owner.
See the full article from “Houston Chronicle”
September 16th, 2011
PITTSBURGH — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court won’t hear an appeal by the city of Pittsburgh aimed at overturning a county judge’s approval of a new strip club.
See the full article from “The Republic”
September 16th, 2011
BIG BEAVER (AP) — Police say they’re searching for the ex-boyfriend of an exotic dancer who was robbed after the man accosted her after hiding in the back of her sport-utility vehicle.
Police in Big Beaver say 29-year-old Larry Shaffer Jr., of New Castle, was hiding in the rear cargo area when the victim left the Club Escape Gentleman’s Club about 4:15 a.m. Saturday.
Police say Shaffer hit 21-year-old Cara Metrocavige in the face and pushed his foot on the gas pedal in an attempt to gain control of the vehicle before she convinced Shaffer she’d drive him home. Instead, she drove back to the strip club and yelled for help, at which time Shaffer ran away with about $500 police say he stole from the woman.
Police on Monday say he remains at large. Shaffer didn’t immediately return a call for comment.
See the full article from “Daily Local News”
August 23rd, 2011
Posted: 8:50 am EDT August 15, 2011Updated: 9:06 am EDT August 15, 2011
BEAVER FALLS, Pa. — Police said they’re searching for the ex-boyfriend of an exotic dancer who was robbed after the man accosted her after hiding in the back of her sport utility vehicle.
Police in Big Beaver said Larry Shaffer Jr., 29, of New Castle, was hiding in the rear cargo area when the victim left the Club Escape Gentleman’s Club about 4:15 a.m. Saturday.
Police said Shaffer hit Cara Metrocavige, 21, in the face and pushed his foot on the gas pedal in an attempt to gain control of the vehicle before she convinced Shaffer she’d drive him home. Instead, she drove back to the strip club and yelled for help, at which time Shaffer ran away with about $500 police said he stole from the woman.
See the full article from “WPXI Pittsburgh”
August 15th, 2011
Police in Big Beaver say 29-year-old Larry Shaffer Jr., of New Castle, was hiding in the rear cargo area of the woman’s sports utility vehicle when the victim left the Club Escape Gentleman’s Club about 4:15 a.m. Saturday.
When the woman drove away and hit the northbound lane of Big Beaver Boulevard, Shaffer allegedly moved into the front passenger seat frightening the victim, reports the Beaver County Times.
While the 21-year-old woman was still driving, Shaffer began hitting her in the head and demanding money. The woman narrowly avoided colliding with a tractor-trailer as Shaffer assaulted her, reports the Post-Gazette.
Shaffer allegedly tried to gain control of the vehicle by pushing his foot on the gas pedal, and only stopped when the victim promised she would drive him home, reports the Post-Gazette.
Instead, she drove back to the strip club and yelled for help, at which time Shaffer ran away with about $500 police say he stole from the woman.
See the full article from “NBC Philadelphia”
August 15th, 2011
Police seek ex in robbery of Pa. exotic dancer
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BIG BEAVER, Pa. (AP) – Police say they’re searching for the ex-boyfriend of an exotic dancer who was robbed after the man accosted her after hiding in the back of her sport-utility vehicle.
Police in Big Beaver say 29-year-old Larry Shaffer Jr., of New Castle, was hiding in the rear cargo area when the victim left the Club Escape Gentleman’s Club about 4:15 a.m. Saturday.
Police say Shaffer hit 21-year-old Cara Metrocavige in the face and pushed his foot on the gas pedal in an attempt to gain control of the vehicle before she convinced Shaffer she’d drive him home. Instead, she drove back to the strip club and yelled for help, at which time Shaffer ran away with about $500 police say he stole from the woman.
See the full article from “abc27″
August 15th, 2011
BIG BEAVER, Pa. (AP) — Police say they’re searching for the ex-boyfriend of an exotic dancer who was robbed after the man accosted her after hiding in the back of her sport-utility vehicle.
Police in Big Beaver say 29-year-old Larry Shaffer Jr., of New Castle, was hiding in the rear cargo area when the victim left the Club Escape Gentleman’s Club about 4:15 a.m. Saturday.
Police say Shaffer hit 21-year-old Cara Metrocavige in the face and pushed his foot on the gas pedal in an attempt to gain control of the vehicle before she convinced Shaffer she’d drive him home. Instead, she drove back to the strip club and yelled for help, at which time Shaffer ran away with about $500 police say he stole from the woman.
Police on Monday say he remains at large. Shaffer didn’t immediately return a call for comment.
See the full article from “Albany Times Union”
August 15th, 2011
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