The Allegheny County Housing Authority's abandonment of the Hays Manor redevelopment presents an opportunity for McKees Rocks to pursue tax-generating commercial development, according to Council President Archie Brinza. He emphasizes the need for new projects that enhance the tax base and create jobs for residents.
Hogan: Demise of Hays Manor unlocks opportunity for McKees Rocks
Last week's McKees Rocks Borough Council meeting revealed the Allegheny County Housing Authority's decision not to rebuild Uansa Village and Hays Manor, opening land for redevelopment. The Rev. James Hogan believes this change could attract investment, creating a vibrant community hub near the Roxian Theater, but requires proactive leadership.
Understanding tinnitus: Impact on work and well-being
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.
Sobo Bagels: Carnegie’s New Deli Opening Soon
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.
Kennedy residents express concern over potential land sale near Fairhaven Park
Residents of Kennedy Township voiced strong opposition to a proposed housing development near Fairhaven Park during a Board of Commissioners meeting held Thursday night. Over 1,200 signed a petition against the land sale, leading to discussions about community impact and transparency. No vote was taken yet.
Carnegie’s Panhandle Trail extension receives $1.5M boost
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.
Friends of Fairhaven Park ratchets up fight against land development proposal
Residents near Fairhaven Park, represented by an environmental legal services firm, demand Kennedy Township cease selling a 19.5-acre land parcel. They argue the sale violates state laws designed to protect public parks. Community members advocate for preserving the space as recreational land.







