U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio held a Town Hall in Carnegie on Tuesday, Feb. 17, with 40 constituents, discussing key topics like Social Security and federal funding. He emphasized his commitment to Western Pennsylvania, sharing updates on various projects as well as offering assistance with federal agencies.
Major water line replacement project set for Route 60 in Robinson
Motorists along a busy section of Steubenville Pike in Robinson Township will soon face nighttime roadwork for a water line replacement project, costing over $2.56 million. Scheduled to start in May and end in September, this essential upgrade aims to improve infrastructure reliability.
Federal grant will help improve safety, traffic flow in front of Crafton Elementary School
Crafton Elementary School will benefit from a federal grant of $1.33 million for a streetscaping and pedestrian safety project. This initiative aims to create a designated pull-off for school buses, improving traffic flow along Crafton Boulevard and safety for students and pedestrians, with completion expected by the start of the 2027-28 school year.
Hays Manor redevelopment project clears final approval hurdle
The McKees Rocks Borough Council has approved a lot consolidation plan for the redevelopment of the Hays Manor public housing project, allowing a partnership to create a 50-unit community. Critics express concerns about public housing management and potential negative impacts, emphasizing the need for improved oversight.
Memories of Kool Springs: A beloved — if short-lived — Robinson amusement park
Kool Springs Amusement Park, operational from 1945 to 1950, was a beloved summer destination for families near Glass Road. It featured rides, picnic areas, and treats, hosting special days for children from St. Paul’s Orphanage, creating cherished memories despite its short existence.
Campbells Run Road widening project should bring long-term relief — and perhaps short-term pain
A significant project to widen a 1.6-mile stretch of Campbells Run Road is set to begin soon and is expected to take until spring 2031 to complete. Despite traffic concerns from local businesses, officials believe the upgrades will improve safety and traffic flow long-term.
McKees Rocks Council to consider lot line adjustment for Hays Manor project
McKees Rocks Borough Council Tuesday night will consider approval of a plan to consolidate lot lines for the redevelopment of the Hays Manor site into a 50-unit rental community. Construction is expected to get under way in the spring and take 14 months to complete.






