Chadwick Dolgos
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The Coraopolis Council approved a motion to eliminate random drug testing from the Public Works employee contract during their Feb. 10 regular meeting. The borough was nearly in full agreement over the contract with Local 1058, the union that represents the Public Works department in Coraopolis, until the attorneys requested that random drug testing be…
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Effective immediately, Stowe Township officials Feb. 9 hired police officers Justin Ball and Alex Carmody to join the squad. The new hires were approved by the board to join Stowe’s police department less than one month after the township approved a motion to increase part-time police officers’ starting wage from $15 to $18 an hour.…
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Nearly a year into the global pandemic, COVID-19 has impacted almost every aspect of life. From closing down businesses to preventing people from seeing their families for the holidays, the novel coronavirus has been a major interruption. With an increase in blood needed coupled with a decrease in blood donated, blood banks are working tirelessly…
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Anthony Saba announced Jan. 28 that he is planning to resign his position on Crafton’s council. “I would like to announce to everyone on council, as well as the public, that I’ve come to the difficult decision that I will be resigning from borough council in the near future,” said Saba. Saba moved to Crafton…
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The Crafton council will once again begin hearing public comments at the end of their meetings, after a number of residential complaints. The decision was made after the borough’s Jan. 14 meeting when local Crafton resident Alice Glasser asked council to begin permitting public comments at the end of each meeting. “We would always have…
