Elizabeth Perry
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New Sto-Rox School Police Supervisor Andrew Lisiecki is a longtime law enforcement officer with whistleblower tendencies. Unanimously appointed to the school’s new police force on June 23, Lisiecki’s decades-long career in police work began in 1988 when he became a City of Pittsburgh officer. Over the years, he seems to find himself at the nexus…
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Montour student Christopher Gregory, 17, delivers Gazette 2.0 to his Robinson Township neighborhood residents. His younger brother Nathan Gregory will take over the family tradition when he graduates this coming school year Christopher Gregory, 17, is one of a kind. “My one neighbor did it for a couple years and she graduated and gave it…
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McKees Rocks council unanimously approved a paving contract for several neglected side streets June 14. —MEETING NOTES— A. Folino Construction will carry out the much-needed repaving on portions of Ella, Rosamond, Poplar, Helen, Sarah and George streets and Woodward Avenue. Jane and Ann streets will be entirely repaved. “I am elated about it,” Council President…
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In an interview after the meeting, Weinstein said he’d interviewed four candidates so far to replace Castelveter, but hadn’t settled on anyone. Mel Weinstein, treasurer, tax collector and manager, announced the township had accepted the resignation of Josh Castelveter as assistant secretary at a June 9 meeting. Castelveter’s last day with Kennedy Township was May…
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The ongoing debate about Pennsylvania’s Liquor Control Board has made another appearance in Harrisburg, this time as a proposal for a constitutional amendment that asks voters to decide on whether to privatize Pennsylvania’s Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores. Democratic chair of the House Liquor Control Committee, Rep. Dan Deasy, voted against the proposal during…
