EDINBORO — Edinboro University plans to build $115 million worth of new student housing and dining facilities, some of which will open by 2009.

The two-phase project includes suite and semi-suite units that will house nearly 1,600 students, and a new $10 million student dining facility.

The new eight-building configuration will replace three dorms — Shafer Hall, Scranton Hall and Lawrence Towers. All three are named after former governors and will be torn down as the new housing becomes available.

Combined with renovations at three other dorms, the project means the university will provide Internet-accessible on-campus housing for about 2,500 students.

The entire project will be finished by 2011.

PITTSBURGH — One of two brothers accused of running a methamphetamine lab in a personal care home was sentenced Monday to 15 years in federal prison.Prosecutors said Albert Ralstin and his brother, William Ralstin, ran a meth lab at the Ralstin Personal Care Home in Donora, about 20 miles south of Pittsburgh.Albert Ralstin, sentenced Monday, pleaded guilty in June to conspiracy, manufacturing methamphetamine and endangering human life while illegally manufacturing the drug. William Ralstin, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy in July, is scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 29.Authorities raided the home in August 2005 and removed eight mentally or physically disabled residents, ages 40 to 80. The state closed the home, which had been open for 12 years.Authorities said Albert Ralstin told investigators he had made about 4Z\v grams of the drug per night three times a week for about three years.By The <B>Associated Press</B>