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Surge in disruptive behavior in South Side leads Zone 3 council
The post-pandemic surge in crowds, disruptive behavior, and crime in the East Carson St. corridor was a major focus of the July 22 monthly Zoom meeting of the Zone 3 Public Safety Council (Z3PSC)....
Mt. Oliver Department reports for June
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough from the December department reports for the month of June 2021: Public Safety 377 total calls for service for Mt. Oliver Police...
Housing Opportunity Fund helping residents stay in their homes
The Hilltop Alliance (HA) is hosting a series of on-line presentations highlighting programs of the city's Housing Opportunity Fund (HOF) in cooperation with the Urban Redevelopment Authority of the...
Electronic, household hazardous waste to be collected in Bon Air
The City of Pittsburgh will host eight electronic waste and household hazardous waste neighborhood collection events on Saturdays this summer and fall. Electronic waste and household hazardous waste...
Arlington Council meets
Arlington Civic Council will hold an outdoor meeting at the New Academy Charter School on Jonquil Street on July 8 at 6 p.m. All interested area residents are welcome to attend....
Mt. Oliver Department reports for May
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough from the December department reports for May 2021: Public Safety 516 total calls for service for Mt. Oliver Police Department (MOPD) Drug...
City recreational activities begin returning
The City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety Office of Special Events and Department of Parks and Recreation (Citiparks) is providing updates for summer programs and operations. The Dollar Bank Cinema in the Park will return starting with "Spid...
Aidan Finnigan achieves his 2021 wrestling goals
Aidan Finnigan of Arlington set a few goals this year and was able to achieve these goals with hard work and determination. Aidan achieved his goal of winning a championship belt by pinning his way...
Affordable housing takes many forms in South Pittsburgh
"Long-term affordable housing is the concept of having housing that is affordable for low and moderate income people on an ongoing basis," began Gordon Davidson, executive director of the Mount Washin...
City parks the focus of May's meeting of the Zone 3 Public Safety Council
A city parks theme kicked off the May 27 Zoom meeting of the Zone 3 Public Safety Council (Z3PSC). Park ranger Jonathan Furman said the park rangers' program began six years ago. The rangers were or...
Memorial services will be part of pilgrimage in the South Side, Hilltop
After a very disappointing 2020, in which the South Side Hilltop Memorial Day Pilgrimage was canceled because of Covid-19 concerns, the event is on the 2021 docket and will take place Memorial Day...
Mount Oliver Borough Department reports for April
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough from the December department reports for April 2021: Public Safety 464 total calls for service for Mt. Oliver Police Department (MOPD)...
18th Street signals project will affect six intersections
The South Side Signal Project incorporating upgrades to five signaled intersections and adding another one in the 18th Street/Brownsville Road corridor was presented in a Zoom meeting for public comment last week by officials from the City of...
Parking revenue from South Side PED recovering
The May 11 Zoom meeting of the South Side Planning Forum began with news of a 25 percent increase in Parking Enhancement District (PED) revenue in April compared to a month earlier. The PED is the enforcement of South Side Flats parking meters from...
Rep. Benham plans to introduce bill to allow local regulation of liquor licenses
Updates were the focus of the May 11 virtual general meeting of the South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association (SSSNA). President Blake McLaren began the meeting detailing the ways to contact the...
Arlington flea market, vendor and craft show
A Flea Market, Vendor and Craft Show will take place on May 23 at Academy Charter School (old Arlington School), 2500 Jonquil Way from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Arlington Civic Council is hosting the sale. Tables are $10 each and available by calling...
Abandoned vehicles on the Hilltop are the object of police towing blitz
The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police launched a blitz on April 27 to remove abandoned vehicles from city streets, beginning in the Hilltop neighborhoods of Allentown, Beltzhoover, Carrick, Arlington Height...
Battle of the Block Watches results in a cleaner South Side
On Saturday, April 24, Representative Jessica Benham (D-Allegheny), partnered with the South Side Community Council's Block Watch team and Thick Bikes to host what may anecdotally be the largest...
Mt. Oliver Department reports from March
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough from the December department reports for March 2021: Code Enforcement 85 code violations were issued in March There were 34 open cases...
Boro approves leasing on-street parking spaces
The April public meeting of the Mt. Oliver Borough Council began with a request from a local business to lease several on-street parking spaces on Brownsville Road. Ben Prisbylla, representing RE360,...
Mt. Oliver Department reports for February
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough from the December department reports for February 2021: Public Safety Total police calls for service: 437 There were 22 drug arrests...
Slopes association holds board members election
Board elections highlighted the March 9 virtual Zoom general meeting of the South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association (SSSNA). It was the organization's first general meeting of 2021. President Blake...
Mt. Oliver Borough Departmental Reports
Highlights from the department reports for Mt. Oliver Borough from the December department reports for January 2021: Public Safety • 495 total calls for service including: 33 drug arrests for the...
S.S. Forum discusses fire, Zone commander and Esser plaza lights
Reflections on the fiery demise of a historic South Side building the prior day headlined the Feb. 9 Zoom meeting of the South Side Planning Forum. Other highlights included introduction of the new...
CeaseFirePA wants 'common sense' laws concerning firearms
The Zone 3 Public Safety Council (Z3PSC) meeting that began on Jan. 18 was completed on Jan. 25. The reason was that a malicious Zoom "bomb" about 30 minutes into the Jan. 18 meeting was so...
