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 By Margaret L Smykla    Front Page    May 14, 2013 

EDS is working across municipal borders to improve communities along Brownsville Road and Route 51

The May 8 general membership meeting of Carrick Community Council (CCC) featured an update on the only city-county partnership in Allegheny County: Economic Development South (EDS). The EDS is the nonprofit, community development corporation for...

 
 Meetings    May 14, 2013 

ACDC meeting to learn more about Warrington Ave. project

Representatives of the Port Authority of Allegheny County will be at a special meeting of the Allentown Community Development Corp. on Wednesday, May 22, 7 p.m. at the Allentown Senior Center, 631 E. Warrington Avenue. The topic for the evening will...

 
 Health    May 14, 2013 

Health Department offers shingles vaccine free of chargeto uninsured and underinsured people 50 and older while supplies last

The Allegheny County Health Department is offering the shingles vaccine free of charge for a limited time to people 50 and older with no insurance or insurance that doesn’t cover the vaccine. Shingles vaccine is available while supplies last at...

 
 Government    May 7, 2013

BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER ORDINANCE #933

The following ordinance will be considered for adoption at a Regular Meeting of Council of the Mt. Oliver Borough on May 20, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER ORDINANCE #933 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER, COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY,...

 
 Government    May 7, 2013

BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER ORDINANCE #934

The following ordinance will be considered for adoption at a Regular Meeting of Council of the Mt. Oliver Borough on May 20, 2013, at 7:30 p.m. BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER ORDINANCE #934 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER, COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY,...

 
 Public Safety    May 7, 2013

Zone 6 detectives make drug bust

On the afternoon of May 2, a passerby called 911 and saying they saw a white man in a white tank top breaking windows in a car parked near Saw Mill Run Blvd and Woodruff St. Zone 6 plainclothes detect...

 
 News    April 30, 2013

Earth Day Redd Ups pick up tons of trash

Citizens Against Litter is projecting that 9,000 volunteers in 200 communities and groups mostly in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County and neighboring counties collected approximately 300 tons of litter in the Spring/Earth Redd Up. The early projection...

 
 News    April 30, 2013

Hot Metal asks for help to design space

If you were going to design a free, public, outdoor space where you could check in with friends and co-workers or check out from your busy day, what would it look like? Would there be cafe tables for...

 
 Entertainment    April 30, 2013

Harmony Singers annual spring show on May 18

The Harmony Singers of Pittsburgh will present its 45th annual spring show on Saturday, May 18 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, May 19 at 2 p.m., at a new location, the Chartiers Valley Intermediate School,...

 
 News    April 23, 2013

Creative writing contest deadline nears

Creative teens with a passion for writing can express themselves through Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s 2013 Ralph Munn Creative Writing Contest. Open to all high school students (grades 9 through 12) in Allegheny County, the contest is an...

 
 News    April 16, 2013

It's all happening this month at the South Side Branch Library

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, South Side, is featuring activities for kids and adults throughout April. Imagination Builders takes place on Mondays through April 29 from 3 - 5 p.m. Building blocks are more than just fun toys - they are a valuable...

 
 Meetings    April 16, 2013

Citywide public safety meeting slated for Tuesday, April 23

Zones 2 and 5 Citizens Public Safety Councils, with the support of the Zone 4 commander, will host a citywide public safety meeting for all city of Pittsburgh residents on Tuesday, April 23 at the East Liberty Presbyterian Church, 116 S. Highland...

 
 Public Safety    April 9, 2013

Bon Air men arrested for downtown shooting

Pittsburgh Bureau of Police homicide detectives have charged two Overbrook men involved in a shooting in downtown Pittsburgh in the 300 block of Fifth Avenue on Friday, April 5. Hassan Howze, 22, was...

 
 By Tom Smith    Front Page    April 2, 2013

Mt. Oliver 'fortunate' to have their police officers according to evaluation

The findings of a review and evaluation of the Mount Oliver Police Department are a mixed bag of compliments and criticism for the department and borough officials. The report, prepared by Chief Michael E. Mastroianni (Ret.) of L&M Accreditation...

 
 Public Safety    April 2, 2013

Uptown man arrested for robbing South Side bank

The Pittsburgh Police Robbery Squad has arrested Dale Richard Schaffer, 24, from the Uptown area in connection with the robbery of the PNC Bank – South Side Branch. On March 14, Mr. Schaffer is...

 
 News    April 2, 2013

East Carson Street Restrictions Tuesday in Baldwin

Short-term lane closures on Route 837 (East Carson Street) in the Borough of Baldwin and the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, will occur on Tuesday, April 9 weather permitting. Crews will be inspecting drainage systems between Becks Run Road...

 
 Government    March 26, 2013

Mt. Oliver Ordinance #932

The following proposed ordinance will be considered for adoption at a Regular Meeting of Council of the Mt. Oliver Borough on April 15, 2013 at 7:30pm. BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER ORDINANCE # 932 AN ORDINANCE OF THE BOROUGH OF MT. OLIVER, COUNTY OF...

 
 News    March 26, 2013

Readshaw bill would give control of liquor licenses to local governments

Last week, the House Liquor Control Committee voted unanimously to send House Bill 262 to the full House of Representatives. The bill, introduced by state Rep. Harry Readshaw, D-Allegheny, would help South Side residents deal with the continuing...

 
 Public Safety    March 19, 2013

Mt. Washington man arrested on burglary charges

The Pittsburgh Police Burglary Squad arrested Jason Hoffman, 33, and charged him with six burglaries in Mount Washington. At the time of his arrest Mr. Hoffman was incarcerated at the Allegheny...

 
 Meetings    March 12, 2013

Town Hall meeting for women veterans at Soldiers and Sailors

The Allegheny County Division of Veteran Services will hold a town hall meeting for Women Veterans on Saturday, March 16 at Soldiers and Sailors Hall at 4141 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh PA 15213, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Allegheny County has more than...

 
 Health    March 12, 2013

A.C. Health Department suspends TB screenings

Effective yesterday, Monday, March 11, the Allegheny County Health Department will temporarily suspend routine tuberculosis screenings due to a shortage of purified protein derivative (PPD), the solution used to administer the TB skin test. The...

 
 Public Safety    March 5, 2013

Beltzhoover man one of three arrested in Brookline drug bust

A Beltzhoover man was one of three people arrested in Brookline for possession of narcotics. After a month-long investigation into complaints of illegal drug activity in Brookline, Pittsburgh Police N...

 
 News    February 26, 2013

Make a clean sweep with a Lion’s Club broom

Hilltop Lions Club members are selling Spring Clean Up Brooms to support their programs in the community and beyond. The quality brooms, manufactured by the blind, are available for $13 each or two for $25. The brooms are available from Lions Joe...

 
 Public Safety    February 26, 2013

S. Pittsburgh woman arrested for robbing Shadyside bank

A South Pittsburgh woman was arrested last week in connection with a Shadyside bank robbery on February 14. An arrest warrant was issued for Robyn Marie Kitt, 34, of Antenor Ave. on February 20. Constables along with Zone 3 officers arrested her at...

 
 News    February 26, 2013

County senior golf passes

The Allegheny County Parks Department will be offering senior golf passes for the 2013 season beginning on Monday, March 18, at the North and South Park golf courses. Residents ages 55 and older may purchase the special $60.00 passes Monday through...

 

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