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Health care makes headlines early in year

Herald file Jamestown school district held a vigil to remember the life of 18-year-old high school student Darian Keyser, who died on Feb. 17. Jan. 2 — Closing the recidivism pipeline: An $800,000 grant given to West Central Workforce Development to assist 140 students age 18-24 in Mercer and Lawrence counties to transition from the judicial system to the workforce. Jan. 4 — ‘A great day’: Common Pleas Court of Mercer County swear in two new judges. Tedd Nesbit and Ronald Amrhein, elected the previous November, fill seats that have been vacant since January 2018. Jan. 5 — ‘The community’s project’: Shane Nugent is named as capital campaign chairman for the Shenango Valley Animal Shelter’s fundraising efforts to build a new center.

Yeatts will not seek another term

Robert Yeatts is sworn in as Mercer County s new District Judge. Jason Kapusta/Herald MERCER – The county’s senior judge announced Tuesday that he will step down after his term ends next year. Mercer County Court of Common Pleas President Judge Robert G. Yeatts said he will not seek retention re-election for a second term. Under state law, county common pleas court judges serve 10-year terms before standing for retention elections, where voters can retain or reject them. Yeatts was elected in 2011 in a campaign where he pledged to serve only one term. He has been the county’s president judge since January of 2018, after the retirement of former President Judge Thomas R. Dobson. Yeatts plans to file for senior judge status when his term ends next year. Senior judges are called as needed to serve local court needs.

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