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Betty Sabo, manager of Baldinger's Market, stands at the store's old-fashioned cash register in Baldinger's new location in Zelienople. The original store, a couple of miles away in Jackson, was demolished this week, and the new location is set to open Monday.
A new era at Baldinger's
The first wet snow of the season was falling Monday morning in Jackson as Betty Sabo drove slowly into the parking lot at Baldinger's Market with tears in her eyes. (Today)
PG video: The end of an era
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The old store
Consignment shop has movable storefront
The economy has everyone looking for ways to save money and stretch a dollar. Deann Gauntner is no exception. (Today)
Sewickley Academy students taking play to Scotland
Sewickley Academy students Daniel Petricca and Alex Proie remember the moment when they learned they were going to perform a play with 18 of their classmates in Edinburgh, Scotland. (Today)
Ross police officers honored for outstanding service
Ross Patrolman Barry Clifford is as relentless as a hound dog on a scent when he gets involved in a case, police Chief Ralph Freedman said. (Today)
Nonunion workers in Butler County to pay toward health care plan
Less than two weeks before labor contracts covering hundreds of Butler County employees expire, county commissioners Wednesday approved a new system of medical benefits for nonunion employees (Today)
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