Frank Garland
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Crafton residents will have an opportunity next month to discuss future uses for 5.25 acres on South Linden Avenue, historically used for recreation. Community input is sought to guide planning, as both the school district and borough face financial pressures amidst differing visions for the property.
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Robinson Township’s Planning Commission has recommended approval for a preliminary site plan to replace a 60-year-old water treatment plant. The Municipal Authority of the Township of Robinson plans to construct a new plant capable of producing 6 million gallons of treated water daily, with costs exceeding $30 million.
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A veteran West Hills swim coach has transitioned from temporary suspension to “temporary restrictions” by the U.S. Center for SafeSport following misconduct allegations. These restrictions include participation limitations and a no-contact directive during the ongoing investigation. Berghoff is no longer listed as a coach with Tiger Aquatics.
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West Hills residents are invited to open house meetings regarding a flood risk management study for Chartiers Creek, organized by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission. Feedback will guide flood-control solutions.
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Stowe Township has launched a new logo and website, featuring a 311 portal for reporting non-emergency issues. The new design symbolizes modernization and community engagement, replacing an outdated logo. Officials aim for improved communication and local business attraction.
