Missing teen girl

Missing teen girl
AUSTINTOWN -- Police are looking for a 17-year-old girl who has been missing since Monday. Rachel E. Hill of Shadow Oak Drive left a note for her parents stating she was leaving home, police said.
Anyone who has seen Hill since then is asked to call township police at (330) 799-9721.
UPS at Lark Enterprises
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lark Enterprises, a job training facility for people with disabilities, has opened a United Parcel Service authorized shipping outlet at its facility on Ellwood Road.
Lark clients are learning new skills in the areas of customer service, data entry and packaging.
The center is open for public use from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Sale of items aids shelter
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Lottery calendars, Christmas cards and pins are just a few of the items being sold to help the Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County. All are under $20. The Christmas cards were designed by children who have stayed at the shelter. The lottery calendars are good for the entire year.
All proceeds support the shelter's work with victims of violent crimes including domestic violence and sexual assault. For more details, call (724) 652-9036.
Accused of identity theft
CLEVELAND -- A Warren man is accused by federal officials of making fake driver's licenses and stealing identities to make credit cards.
Keelan Harris, 27, of Garden Street Northwest, is charged in federal court in Cleveland with conspiracy to commit identity theft and credit card fraud. Federal officials said Harris and unnamed co-conspirators used the credit cards to buy electronic merchandise.
PSU student dies in fall
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- A Penn State University student died after falling down an elevator shaft in one of the campus residence halls. Katherine Ibanez, 21, of West Palm Beach, Fla., fell more than 40 feet when she and several other students tried to get out of an elevator that had stopped between floors Friday night in Atherton Hall.
University police said seven people were in the elevator when it stopped between the building's third and fourth floors. Instead of waiting for elevator technicians, the occupants forced the doors open. Two students jumped out safely, but Ibanez slipped and fell backward into the open shaft, officials said.
An autopsy was scheduled for Saturday. Atherton Hall is home to Penn State's Schreyer Honors College. Ibanez had an off-campus address and did not live in Atherton.