Carnegie
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During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Rescue Plan Act provided emergency funding to local governments. Allegheny County was awarded $381 million of Pennsylvania’s $6.1 billion federal allotment. The state dispersed the funds according to a formula, rewarding each county according to its population. From there Allegheny County doled out the funding to…
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A hard-to-recycle collection event by the Pennsylvania Resources Council will be held Saturday, Oct. 1, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Settlers Cabin Wave Pool, 635 Ridge Road, Collier. This will be the last hard-to-recycle event sponsored by PRC this year. Individuals can drop off cell/home phones, computer towers and peripheral equipment like keyboards,…
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The Chartiers Creek last flooded in Carnegie on Sept. 17, 2004. In August, borough officials there adopted a Climate Action Plan to help address concerns related to future flooding. In 2004 a devastating flood struck Carnegie, inundating most of the business district with over four feet of flood water from Chartiers Creek. Many businesses closed,…
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When it comes to their vacations, students in the Bishop Canevin High School photo club have experienced some exciting adventures: swimming with jellyfish, touring the redwood forests of California and witnessing the California wildfires. (Photos)
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Amid the backdrop of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, St. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Carnegie this Sunday celebrated Ukrainian culture and food with its annual pysanky painted Easter egg sale. The egg sale, now in the 54th year at the 120 year-old-church famous for its three brilliant golden onion domes that are…
