After more than a year of work, open houses and surveys, Peters Township Council rejected its comprehensive plan on Monday, saying that more work needed to be done on it. Specifically, council said that more work needed to be done to clarify the status of a property a 366-acre property off ...
Leaders at the nonprofit Mt. Lebanon Public Library are confident that an upcoming renovation project will ensure that the well-loved South Hills institution will remain safe, comfortable and accessible for the coming decades. The three-phase renovation will cost approximately $4 million of ...
South Fayette promotes its annual homecoming carnival as a “fun-for-all-ages” event. Steve Hackworth as well as Sophia Demetro wholeheartedly endorse that statement. They attended this year’s extravaganza, which is a key fundraiser for clubs and athletic teams supported by the ...
Volunteers from the Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy are confident that ongoing restoration efforts within township parks will pay dividends for years to come. According to Conservancy President Sarada Sangameswaran, the project to remove invasive plants and replace them with native ...
Tenley Villani embodied the spirit of Bethel Park Community Day. Held annually on the second Saturday of September, the event showcased all the municipality has to offer its citizens. After a parade featuring the high school band, fire trucks, emergency vehicles, floats, organizations and ...
Terry Crump of Bethel Park once celebrated Sept. 11. Today, he grieves, remembers and toasts a lost companion. Friday marks Crump’s 71st birthday and the death of Ken Waldie. Twenty-five years ago, Waldie boarded American Airlines Flight 11 in Boston but less than 45 minutes later the ...
