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Group proposes youth programs in Knoxville
The next bi-monthly public forum of the Knoxville Community Council will take place on Wednesday, Sept. 12, 6 p.m. at St. Paul A.M.E. Church, 400 Orchard Place. The agenda includes an introduction of the Venture Outdoors program with Economic...
Flea market at Dairy District
Join the Historic Carrick Dairy District, Economic Development South, and Turner's Dairy as they host a flea market on Saturday, Sept. 8, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Carrick Dairy District Pavilion, 1529...
South Pittsburgh celebrates annual National Night Out with festivities
National Night Out (NNO), the summer-time, community-building, public safety celebration is held annually on the first Tuesday in August throughout the country and in South Pittsburgh. Neighborhoods...
Real estate transfers for issues of 7/31 and 8/7
16th Ward Jacob Pelletier to Layton Miller at 2427 Burham St. for $227,000. John Punjack to John Welsh Jr. at 217 Rinne St. for $4,000. Birmingham Holdings LLC to L7 Holdings Ltd. LLC at 2010 Spring...
By UPMC Mercy, PED spending disscussed at Planning Forum
Updates on the UPMC Mercy South Side Outpatient Center, East Carson St. business district strategy, and the South Side Parking Enhancement District (PED) were presented at the July 31 meeting of the South Side Planning Forum. The first presentation...
Boro to get tough with those who are delinquent on sewage
A change in how delinquent sewage bills will be handled kicked off the July 16 meeting of Mt. Oliver Borough Council. Mayor Frank Bernardini said he and other borough officials met with Jordan Tax Service a few weeks ago. Going forward, residents...
Consultants ask for input on future of South Side business
A community meeting to help develop priority actions strengthening the East Carson Street business district drew about 65 attendees to the South Side Market House on July 12. “We’re in this journey in which you are the most valuable component...
Planning Forum recaps South Side area developments
The June 12 meeting of the South Side Planning Forum began with Chair Hugh Brannan thanking Barbara Rudiak for chairing the forum meetings the past few months. He said he heard she did a very good job. Mr. Brannan reminded everyone of what he...
Public safety highlights boro meeting
The May 21 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council began with the public safety report for April. Mayor Frank Bernardini reported there were 714 total calls for service, and 33 drug-related arrests, the latter for the seizure of marijuana, crack cocaine,...
Real estate transactions for issue of May 22
16th Ward Cityside Leasing L.P. to Rachel and Karl Fatter at 140 Dawes St. for $91,000. Brandon Joseph Baldini et al. to Nicole Burnell and Jonathan Aldridge at 2918 Harcum Way for $195,000. 17th Ward...
South Side Park Master Plan process now completed
The master plan for South Side Park was unveiled on April 19 at the Arlington Recreation Center. Among the 40 elements chosen for the park are: An ADA-accessible boardwalk; open-air pavilion over small building; amphitheater; renovated entrance...
Mount Oliver to crack down those parking on yellow lines, sidewalks
Vehicles parked on yellow lines or sidewalks will be ticketed. The reminder about the state and borough codes was reiterated during the April 16 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council. No parking on sidewalks is in Section 3353(a)(1)(ii) of the Pennsylvania...
Change in garbage pick up day for Mt. Oliver highlights meeting
A new garbage pick-up day is the primary news Mt. Oliver Council wanted to convey at its March 19 meeting. Starting March 20, the garbage was picked up on Tuesdays instead of Mondays. Residents received flyers and other mailings about the change....
Safety will benefit from South Side PED district
Updates on the South Side Parking Enhancement District (PED), and on the East Carson St. business district strategy consultant contract, were presented at the March 13 meeting of the South Side Planning Forum. The update on the revenue generated by...
Stephanie Chernay to join Neighborhood Allies as COO
Stephanie (Miller) Chernay, a community development consultant and professional, has been named chief operating officer of Neighborhood Allies. In her most recent role, Ms. Chernay served as a proposal manager for University of Pittsburgh Medical...
Knoxville council meets March 1
The Knoxville Community Council will meet on March 1, 6 p.m., at the St. Paul AME Church, 400 Orchard Place. The agenda includes speakers from the Pittsburgh Promise and PCSI Board. Representatives from Zone 3 Police, Hilltop Alliance, Economic...
Trash collection day changing in Mt. Oliver Boro
Free smoke alarms, a new garbage pick-up day, and a new auditor were among the topics at the Feb. 19 meeting of Mt. Oliver Council. In the police report for January, there were 519 total calls and 35 drug-related arrests, the latter for the seizure...
Real estate transactions for issue of Feb. 20, 2018
16th Ward Janet Hegerle to Citylife Realty Pittsburgh LLC at 2110 Eccles St. for $55,000. Milton Black to Derek Timothy Evans and Christina Mary Barringer at 2210 Jane St. for $320,000. Jeffrey John T...
Knoxville Green Space meeting Feb. 21
The first community forum for the new Knoxville Green Playce will take place on Wednesday, Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. Economic Development South is working with the Knoxville Community Council, Landforce, and GTECH to collect ideas to create a community...
Borough swears in Beltz to fill vacant Mt. O. council seat
The January 15 meeting of Mt. Oliver council featured the swearing in of former councilman David Beltz to the vacant council seat. The vote to appoint him was 6-0. The seat became available when...
Readshaw announces NAP investment in area
State Rep. Harry Readshaw, D-Allegheny, said he is excited to announce four community investment projects located within his district will receive financial assistance following Gov. Tom Wolf’s approval of $17.9 million in funding through the...
No tax increase in Mt. Oliver for the 16th year in a row
Again this year, there will be no tax increase for Mt. Oliver residents in 2018 following adoption of a $1.96 million operating budget at the Dec. 18 meeting of Mt. Oliver council. The property tax will remain at 13.5 mills for the 16th year in a...
St. Basil's school building will be demolished for possible development
The St. Basil's School building in Carrick is now facing demolition as early as December after city officials announced new plans for the property at last week's Carrick Community Council (CCC)...
