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West Hills Gazette

Polling place changes for McKees Rocks and Moon Township voters

Voters in McKees Rocks and Moon Township should verify their polling locations before the May 19 Primary Election due to recent changes. Several polling places have moved, with 25 locations across Allegheny County shifting, affecting voters’ destinations in these communities.

Robinson Township Historical Society: Petrie Cemetery is a hidden gem

Petrie Cemetery, founded in the 19th century, is a serene historical site in Robinson Township. Among its 200 graves is John Degelman, a Civil War veteran, known for his poignant epitaph. The cemetery symbolizes community history, blending personal stories with collective memories.

Moon supervisors approve first two phases of Forest Park project

Moon Township supervisors approved the first two phases of the Forest Park development, allowing 49 single-family homes on 62 acres. The project will feature single-story units with a homeowners association. Future phases aim for an additional 220 homes, pending separate applications.

Sto-Rox expands virtual learning with Seneca Valley partnership

The Sto-Rox School District will collaborate with Seneca Valley School District to launch a redesigned virtual education program called Virtual Vikings for the 2026-27 school year. This program offers flexible learning with certified teachers, ensuring access to traditional coursework and extracurricular activities while maintaining community ties.

Did You Know: Spring in Pittsburgh’s shows up when it feels like it

West Hills Gazette columnist Tara Yilmaz notes that In Pittsburgh, spring brings unpredictable weather, leading residents to adapt their wardrobes for sudden changes. This season symbolizes renewal and local traditions, as parks fill with activity and the community embraces the charm of their unique climate.

Behind the Lens: Security breach mars NFL Draft

The 2026 NFL Draft concluded in Pittsburgh amidst lingering concerns over a significant security breach orchestrated by a social media prankster. Despite high security measures, the culprit created fake credentials, gained backstage access and was eventually banned from all NFL events due to this incident.

Robinson commissioners approve revised plan for 102 townhomes

The Robinson Township Board of Commissioners on Monday approved a revised plan for 102 townhomes on Bilmar Drive, increasing units by 16% over the original plan. Developer Gary Kisow must update traffic studies and obtain new utility approvals. The project also faces delays in securing necessary environmental approvals from the Allegheny County Conservation District.