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Allegheny County is launching the Allegheny Recovery Partnership Plan to enhance long-term, community-based substance use treatment. The initiative aims to reduce recidivism and improve care continuity through new contracts, outreach programs and a unified entry point for treatment services.
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The McKees Rocks Zoning Board will evaluate an appeal from Malaya Pack, seeking variances to convert a former retail store into an event venue. Pack argues the Munson Avenue venue would benefit the community and enhance the local economy.
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Stowe Township has officially rescinded its partnership with ICE for a second time due to public opposition. Township officials recognized it as a moot agreement, emphasizing community relations and safety over financial incentives, and said the township would continue enforcing the laws as required.
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In the 1960s, the construction of Interstate 79 drastically altered the community of Moon Run, resulting in demolished homes and devastated memories. Residents like Audrey Caristo Schrecengost faced heart-wrenching choices, as their close-knit neighborhood transformed, leaving lasting emotional scars amid the ongoing changes.
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Work on the $58 million Diverging Diamond Interchange project at the I-376 Parkway West/Route 22-30 interchange in Robinson Township will result in overnight lane restrictions on Route 22-30-60 starting Tuesday, Sept. 8, and continuing through Thursday, Sept. 10. The $58 million project won’t be finished until the fall of 2029.
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As summer winds down, local West Hills farmers markets remain open. Upcoming events include Moon Market & Music on Sept. 23, Carnegie Farmers Market on various fall dates, and Robinson Farmers Market. Enjoy last chances for seasonal shopping before winter markets start.
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Allegheny County is launching the Allegheny Recovery Partnership Plan to enhance long-term, community-based substance use treatment. The initiative aims to reduce recidivism and improve care continuity through new contracts, outreach programs and a unified entry point for treatment services.
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The McKees Rocks Zoning Board will evaluate an appeal from Malaya Pack, seeking variances to convert a former retail store into an event venue. Pack argues the Munson Avenue venue would benefit the community and enhance the local economy.
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Stowe Township has officially rescinded its partnership with ICE for a second time due to public opposition. Township officials recognized it as a moot agreement, emphasizing community relations and safety over financial incentives, and said the township would continue enforcing the laws as required.
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In the 1960s, the construction of Interstate 79 drastically altered the community of Moon Run, resulting in demolished homes and devastated memories. Residents like Audrey Caristo Schrecengost faced heart-wrenching choices, as their close-knit neighborhood transformed, leaving lasting emotional scars amid the ongoing changes.
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