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Dolores Rose DâAlessandro Mangione, 91, a resident of Wesley Village, and formerly of Wyoming, passed away Thursday evening, July 1, 2021. She joined her husband and sweetheart, Joe, who waited patiently for her since 2018. They were married for 70 years.
Dolores was born in Yatesville, and raised in the Hilldale section of Plains Twp. She was the daughter of the late Anthony and Julia Travarelli Mangione.
Dolores was a graduate of Plains Memorial High School, Class of 1947. She graduated from Wyoming Seminary Business School in 1948.
Nothing meant more to Dolores than the love of her family and friends. She was an amazing cook and mother. Dolores was always at the ready to help in any way possible. Her recipes and entertaining skills will live on in all that had the distinct pleasure of sitting at her table.
A 58-year-old man with a 60-year sentence on minor drug charges was hoping for clemency from Gov. Ron DeSantis.
That hope was dashed for Michael Edwards on Wednesday after the Florida governor said he was not “inclined to commute at this time” during a meeting of the executive clemency board, which includes DeSantis and his Cabinet.
Edwards’ case went before the governor in September of last year, prompting DeSantis to ask for more time for a decision in the case due to Edwards being recently caught with contraband a cell phone at the time.
Edwards was given a 60-year sentence for selling a spoonful of cocaine, a street value of $850, to an ex-girlfriend, turned informant. Edwards was 30 at the time his sentence started. He was imprisoned under Florida’s three-strike law.