Articles from the January 27, 2009 edition
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January 27, 2009 Some South Siders seem to be infexible to restaurant
I've not yet had the pleasure to dine at the BaBa D's on Carson St, though several times now while visiting Oakland I've enjoyed their food at the Forbes Avenue location. When I read of the hue and cry surrounding their quest for a liquor license,...
Opinion January 27, 2009 Borough budget provides police, fire protection
It was voted on at the November Mount Oliver Borough Council meeting to advertise the 2009 budget for two weeks as required by state law. This was done between the November and December meetings. The budget was adopted at the December meeting. In res...
Opinion January 27, 2009 City councilmen have been generous to Elder-ado
This letter is in response to Carrick didn't get its fair share of CDBG funding (South Pittsburgh Reporter, Jan. 13) concerning City of Pittsburgh Community Development funding. The Elder-ado, Inc., a private non-profit, 501©3 social service...
Government January 27, 2009 South Pittsburgh area Housing Court hearings
The following Housing Court cases in Mount Oliver are scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 27 at 10:30 a.m. in District Magisterial Judge Richard King's courtroom: • Dusan Grmusa, 104 Amanda Street, Mount Oliver, Continued, Code 108.1.1 • Tina Marie...
Kids January 27, 2009 Time to register for SSAA baseball and softball leagues
Registration for the upcoming 2009 South Side Athletic Association (SSAA) Baseball and Softball Season will take place at the Arlington Rec. Center, 2201 Salisbury, for boys and girls ages 7-18. Parents may register children from 6-7:30 p.m. on...
Meetings January 27, 2009 Councilman reschedules meeting on UPMC So. Side
District 3 Councilman Bruce Kraus has rescheduled the meeting to discuss details of his meeting with UPMC president and CEO Jeffrey Romoff regarding the proposed closing of UPMC South Side. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, Feb. 4 beginning...
Entertainment January 27, 2009 City Theatre Celebrates Pittsburgh's Victory by Taking the Day off for the Super Bowl
City Theatre has cancelled all performances on February 1 to allow performers, staff and audiences alike to properly ready themselves for cheering on the Steelers. The 2 p.m. Sunday matinees of The Seafarer and Male Intellect: The 2nd Coming! have...
Government January 27, 2009 Borough of Mount Oliver Proposed Ordinance 912
THE FOLLOWING PROPOSED ORDINANCE WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR ADOPTION AT THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF THE MT. OLIVER COUNCIL ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2009 BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER PROPOSED ORDINANCE 912 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER, COUNTY OF...
By Al Lowe News January 27, 2009 Council District 2 candidates have their say on Mount Washington
Meet the Candidates Night was held Jan. 15 at the Mount Washington Community Development Corporation forum meeting. The speakers were four candidates running for the City Council District Two seat to be decided by a special election Feb. 3. The...
By David Assad Front Page January 27, 2009 New Zone 3 station on schedule to open in Allentown by mid-April
Renovation work, which is expected to cost at least $1.5 million, begins on the new police station in Allentown the first week of February, according to City Police Bureau Manager John Warren, executive assistant to Chief Nate Harper. Giving a...
Front Page January 27, 2009 Police have plan to keep S. Side safe during the Super Bowl
On a typical Friday or Saturday night in South Side the population swells by up to 15,000 people by some estimates. This coming Sunday night that number could be conservative when the Steelers play the Arizona Cardinals in the Super Bowl. Adding to...
By Margaret Smyka Front Page January 27, 2009 Boro offers amnesty to tax scofflaws
Property owners have until March 15 to pay up without late penalties Amnesty for residents delinquent in paying their real estate taxes from 2004 to 2007 was passed unanimously by Mount Oliver Council at its Jan. 19 meeting. If the tax scofflaws pay...