Carnegie
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The Carnegie community hosted its sixth annual Butterfly Festival on Aug. 23, enhancing awareness of declining pollinators like monarchs. Mayor Sam Bigham emphasized the importance of native plants, habitat restoration, and education, continuing the tradition started by former Mayor Stacie Riley in 2021.
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As fall approaches, tick activity increases, particularly in Pennsylvania, raising concerns about diseases like Lyme disease and anaplasmosis. Co-infections can complicate diagnosis, potentially leading to underreporting. Experts suggest preventive measures, including vaccination efforts, clothing treatments, and timely tick removal to enhance safety.
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit will hold the first of two public hearings Tuesday on its proposed route restructuring plan, known as the Bus Line Refresh. The redesign aims to improve service based on rider feedback, with adjustments in the West Hills area affecting accessibility and connections.
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The second public meeting for Crafton’s Imagine Linden process will occur at 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24, allowing community input on a 5.25-acre property. Discussions aim to explore recreational or commercial uses as developers show interest, while consultant OHM Advisors will guide the process.
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit has proposed a final Bus Line Refresh plan after extensive research and public feedback. The plan aims for improved service frequency, connectivity, and reliability, including a new major transit hub at Carnegie Station and adjusted routes, pending public review and board approval.
