Carnegie
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Carnegie council members accepted a memorandum of understanding between the borough and the Kelty Community Council in Scotland as part of the Partner (Sister) City Program. The borough has been working for about a year to establish cross-cultural ties with the Scottish village. Small towns in Scotland are often referred to as villages. Carnegie Councilperson…
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The McKees Rocks Police Department welcomed four new vehicles last week. In order, Council Vice President Joe Mixter, President Archie Brinza, Assistant Manager Jenn Slavicek, Borough Manager LeeAnn Wozniak and Officer Ryan Coll are on hand for delivery. In the background are Chief Rick Deliman and Chester Bealles with the car dealership. The Commonwealth Financing…
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Progress on an infrastructure project to keep stormwater from entering the sanitary sewers beneath two streets in the Cubbage Hill neighborhood of Carnegie received an update from Borough Councilman Rick D’Loss, chairman of the public works committee, at council’s March 13 meeting. “It is over a half-million-dollar project, but 85% is coming from grant money,…
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Members of Congregation Ahavath Achim, also known as The Carnegie Shul, have been worshiping together since 1896. In the wake of the Tree of Life shooting and an increase in antisemitic attacks across the country, local Jewish congregations are seeking increased security. Carnegie synagogue Ahavath Achim Congregation sought and was awarded a $20,000 state grant…
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Grants in Carnegie and Coraopolis will be used to calm traffic and replace aging stoplights. On Jan. 5, the boroughs of Carnegie and Coraopolis were awarded grants from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s Automated Red-Light Enforcement fund. Carnegie was awarded $10,422 to install radar feedback signs on Forsythe Road. The signs show drivers their speed,…
