Pam Gualtieri
The Newcastle City Council has voted to end the discussion on possibly dissolving the Newcastle Police Department and moving all city police services to the Weston County Sheriff’s Office.
As previously reported by the News Letter Journal, Councilman Tyrel Owens first suggested on Sept. 5 that...
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Monday, May 15, 2023
Mayor Gualtieri called this regular meeting of the Newcastle City Council to order at 7:00 p.m. Those present were Council members Don Steveson, Ann McColley, Daren Downs, Tyrel Owens, John Butts and Tom Voss. Also present...
Spring clean up is already well underway, but city officials are hopeful that Newcastle residents will be motivated to spruce things up even more if they can haul off a load or two of trash at no cost this summer.
As a result, city residents will be able to make two free dumps at the landfill,...
School district, city have agreed to funding position
Weston County School District No. 1 will again have a school resource officer after the board of trustees opted to reallocate funding for a juvenile probation officer on the heels of Deb Sweet’s retirement from that position. Both the...
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Pizza is only the beginning of the great cuisine offered at the Pizza Barn. For nearly 50 years the Gualtieri family has been serving pizza, pastas, steaks, burgers, prime rib and more. The restaurant is a favorite dining destination in the Black...
On July 10, in an email titled “thank you,” Deb Piana announced her resignation to the Newcastle City Council and Clerk-Treasurer Greg James. Elected in 2016, Piana was up for re-election in 2020 and had not filed to re-run for the seat prior to deadlines.
“It has been a pleasure working with...
KateLynn Slaamot
NLJ Correspondent
Pam Gualtieri’s bakery, Hannah’s Heavenly Treats in the Antlers, has been a popular spot for the people of Newcastle to grab homemade doughnuts for some time now. Gualtieri was the only baker until recently, when she welcomed a new baker to her team in the end...
Chris and Pam Gualtieri are the proud new owners of the Antlers Hotel on Main Street. The two have many plans for the property, some of which are already in the works. (Photo by Pam Penfield, NLJ)
By Bri Brasher
NLJ Reporter
Now under the ownership of Chris and Pam Gualtieri, the Antlers Hotel is undergoing yet another renovation in its storied life on Newcastle’s Main Street.
Pam visited with the News Letter Journal about her plans for the historic building, a place she said she’s...
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