Articles from the October 20, 2020 edition
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City announces disability service facilitator program to improve compliance and access
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law and recognition of the gaps in service that remain for people with... — Updated 10/22/2020
Unoccupied delivery truck rolls down hill into a home on Mount Washington
Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire 27 Engine and Pittsburgh Police from Zone 3 responded to a vehicle that had crashed into a home in the 100 block of Virginia Avenue around 5 p.m. on... — Updated 10/22/2020
Mt. Oliver shooting investigated
The Allegheny County Police Department’s (ACPD) General Investigations Unit is assisting the Mt. Oliver police in investigating a shooting on Friday, Oct. 16. County 911 was notified of a shooting in the 1700 block of Arlington... — Updated 10/22/2020
Roosevelt PreK-5 receives 'Hometown Grant' from Steelers
Pittsburgh Roosevelt PreK-5 School in Carrick was presented with a $10,000 "Hometown Grant" last week from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Hometown Grant will enable Roosevelt's Food... — Updated 10/22/2020
Warrington Avenue will be part of city's Avenues of Hope initiative
Mayor William Peduto and the Urban Redevelopment Authority have formally launched the“Avenues of Hope” initiative to reprioritize business district investments in diverse city neighborhoods. Avenues of Hope is a... — Updated 10/22/2020
Results for Mt. Oliver Housing Court case on October 13
Results for the following Mt. Oliver Borough Housing Court cases on Tuesday, Oct. 13, in Municipal District Judge Richard King's Courtroom: • Frank Sciulli, 315 Stamm Avenue, Mt.... — Updated 10/22/2020
Mt. Oliver Housing Court case for October 27
The following Mt. Oliver Borough Housing Court case is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 10:00 a .m. in Municipal District Judge Richard King's Courtroom: • Carl Thompson, 205... — Updated 10/22/2020
PRC holds household chemical collection
The Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) will host a household chemical collection event on Saturday, Oct. 31, in Allegheny County to provide Pennsylvania residents with an opportunity to safely and cost effectively dispose of comm... — Updated 10/22/2020
By Boro council approves liquor license transfer for Indian restaurant, store
The Mt. Oliver Borough Council held a public hearing concerning the transfer of a liquor license into the borough, the second in recent months. Attorney Charles Caputo, representing Fat Friday LLC, came before the council with... — Updated 10/22/2020
PED collections are down, but keep up with E. Carson costs
Updates on the South Side Parking Enhancement District (PED), the PennDOT construction project, and local development activities meetings (DAM) were the prime topics of the Oct. 13 monthly meeting of the South Side Planning Forum.... — Updated 10/22/2020
