A drive through New Castle, PA October, 2007

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A drive through New Castle neighborhoods and part of downtown on October 14, 2007.

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  • Low on crime? New Castle is a drug town! Lots of place to socialize? What at Wal-Mart? There must be two different New Castles...

  • thats on the north hill

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  • I left just in time in 1970

  • the saddest thing about this is that New Castle was a great city back in the day. Then when the economy went to pot back in the 70s no one bothered to fix it. What happened to this city?

  • You should have turned around where you started and stayed in Neshannock.

  • @librarian5602 New Castle is home to the Ellwood Quality Steels Co. which is one of North America's largest steel companies. Apart from there, the Jameson Health System is the leading employer. There's also alot of other plants, especially metals and plastics.

  • lol "some of the ppl from the rescue mission come into the library to stay warm in the winter" translates to: new castle is full of bums, drug addicts, and crime. The crime rate in new castle is higher than pittsburgh!

  • @Mogeyboy03 Because, y'know, the republicans haven't be in charge or anything.

  • I love you N.C.!

  • If you took a right at 0:42 that would be my old house near NCCA.

  • Anyone who thinks new castle is a nice place to live is obviously on crack, cuz that's the only thing around hear that someone could like

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