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Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania is opening its third West Hills store on Saturday, Aug. 8, in the Crafton-Ingram Shopping Center, creating 30 jobs and generating significant economic impact. The store aims to enhance access to workforce development and community services.
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The Allegheny County District Attorney’s office withdrew criminal cases lodged against three McKees Rocks men accused of holding two teenage girls captive in a house in Kennedy Township in December 2025 and sexually assaulting them.
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Moon Township’s annual fishing derby returns on Saturday, Aug. 8, offering children aged 5-10 a chance to fish with new prizes. Participants choose between two time slots, and costs are $5 for residents and $8 for nonresidents. Prizes are awarded for various achievements.
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The Robinson Township Board approved a site plan for a new water treatment plant. The 30,693-square-foot facility will replace an outdated plant, providing up to 6 million gallons of treated water daily at an estimated cost exceeding $30 million.
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Bishops Corner Café, a family-owned establishment in Robinson Township, celebrates its 10th anniversary amidst a significant road improvement project. Despite construction challenges and uncertainty, owner Charley Larkin is committed to maintaining the café’s community ties and legacy in the area, highlighting its importance as a local business.
