Chadwick Dolgos
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State Rep. Anita Kulik’s Carnegie office was chalked with the phrases, “Blue Lives Matter” and “Marxist” on Aug. 8. While the culprit hasn’t been found, the action is believed to be politically motivated. The sidewalk outside State Rep. Anita Kulik’s Carnegie office was defaced Aug. 9 with the chalked words “BLUE LIVES MATTER” and “MARXIST”…
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Coraopolis council approved a motion Aug. 12 to allow for 100 lights to be replaced with LED technology as part of the Duquesne LED Light Program. “We’re only allowed up to 100,” said Coraopolis Manager Raymond McCutcheon. The program’s purpose is to convert current streetlights in communities throughout Allegheny County to LED lights in an…
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In addition to scams related to utility companies, government entities, and more, fraudsters have now added the new coronavirus to their list of ways aimed at getting you to part with your hard-earned cash. Whether a caller pretends to be financial institutions happy to assist you with your stimulus check or is posing as a…
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Discussion of the recent deluge of storm systems hitting the area led Crafton council members to the topic of who should be responsible for removal of problematic trees planted by the borough on private properties. During the June 13 virtual meeting, talks centered on trees growing on private properties causing sidewalks around the borough to…
