Carnegie
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Thirteen West Hills communities received over $41,000 in natural gas impact fees for 2025, part of a statewide total of $243,877,400. In other news, LEVEL: Equity Building received a grant for $250,000 to provide home ownership services in McKees Rocks.
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Tinnitus, affecting millions, manifests as persistent ear noise that disrupts daily life and work performance. While no cure exists, hearing aids, sound therapy and medications can alleviate symptoms. Awareness and early intervention are crucial for better management and quality of life.
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Sobo Bagels and Deli, a new bagel shop in Carnegie, is set to open by the end of the month after delays primarily related to equipment and construction. Owner James Padula aims to bring authentic New York-style bagels to the community.
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Plans to extend the Panhandle Trail into Carnegie’s downtown have secured over $3.8 million in funding, aimed at converting 3.4 miles of inactive railroad property into a multimodal trail. This project is expected to enhance foot traffic and boost local economic development.
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Montour School District will maintain its tax rate for at least the 10th consecutive year, while neighboring districts like Carlynton, Cornell, Moon and Sto-Rox are proposing tax increases. Budget discussions reveal concerns about costs and community financial strain amid declining revenues from property assessments.
