Sto-Rox beefs up security presence
The Sto-Rox school district is looking to address escalating safety concerns by hiring new security specialists for all three buildings. School directors approved Read more.
Township appeals billboard ruling, places blame on advertising firm
Robinson lawyers have appealed a March 15 court order ruling against the construction of six township-sponsored billboards, and are seeking through a separate filing Read more.
Dismissal struck down by judge just days after ALCOSAN states Crivelli building to stay standing
A lawsuit contesting a potentially disruptive sewage construction project in McKees Rocks can now move forward after stalling for more than a year in federal court. Read more.
Community seeks to preserve historic stone incline shelter
The last remnant of the former Norwood Incline is still standing 99 years after the short-lived funicular made its final voyage up the steep hillside. (Photos) Read more.
Regulators, industry, advocates dispute plant pollution impacts
Local advocates say Metalico Pittsburgh is an ongoing source of disruptive pollution. Company officials insist they’re compliant with environmental law and believe Read more.
McKees Rocks flip-flops vote on DEP compliance
After several hours of public discussion and multiple voting misfires, McKees Rocks has now agreed to bring its sewage systems into compliance with federal law. Read more.
Superintendent search proceeds, Dalmas remains on paid leave
The Sto-Rox School District has finished receiving applicants and is now reviewing a slew of candidates in its search for a new superintendent. “We were pleased Read more.
ALCOSAN revisits Crivelli site plans, property seizures
According to Council President Archie Brinza, ALCOSAN no longer intends to raze a former car dealership in McKees Rocks to use as a staging area for a long-term Read more.
Crivelli lot plans still unclear with passage of sewage plan
A 319-page study outlining a sweeping overhaul of county sewage infrastructure leaves unanswered questions about what will happen to a former car dealership in McKees Read more.
Local groups seek federal funding for air monitors
Local grassroots organizations are looking to cash in on a new round of federal funding earmarked for community air monitoring projects. More than 15 environmental Read more.
