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In addition to signs requesting consumers wear masks prior to entering a business, more signs are popping up asking for people to consider paying with credit or debit cards because of a nationwide coin shortage. This sign at the Crafton-Ingram Shopping Center laundromat reminds those entering that quarters in the change machine are for on-site…
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Hopeful of bringing the majority of children back into the classroom this fall, Sto-Rox officials are still ironing out details for reopening the district amid a constantly evolving COVID-19 outlook. The district has not as yet submitted an official health and safety plan — required by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) before reopening —…
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Allegheny Health Network will partner with Carlynton School District to bring the CHILL room program to Carnegie Elementary School this fall. “This is an innovative project that will significantly increase our ability to meet all students social and emotional needs,” said Patricia Serdy, Carlynton school psychologist. “The program will also increase our ability to provide…
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During public meetings held July 1 and July 8, Coraopolis officials allocated funds for police body cameras, passed an ordinance prohibiting motorized vehicles on public parks and established a wellhead protection area around the Susie Letteri Riverfront Park. Borough Manager Ray McCutcheon, who also manages the Coraopolis Water and Sewage Authority (CWSA), said the newly…
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Rulli, pictured in the upper right was charged on July 14 for his involvement in local protests throughout the Pittsburgh area. Shawn Green, also known as Lorenzo Rulli, was charged July 14 with several crimes related to his involvement in protests throughout the Pittsburgh region. The charges, misdemeanors and felonies alike from incidents on several…
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First hired by the district more than 20 years ago, Sto-Rox Head Basketball Coach Ryan Hughes was let go as the athletics program shifts direction under new leadership. Hughes said he was notified he would have to reapply after the school board voted to reopen all current coaching positions during its June 25 board meeting.…
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In addition to signs requesting consumers wear masks prior to entering a business, more signs are popping up asking for people to consider paying with credit or debit cards because of a nationwide coin shortage. This sign at the Crafton-Ingram Shopping Center laundromat reminds those entering that quarters in the change machine are for on-site…
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Hopeful of bringing the majority of children back into the classroom this fall, Sto-Rox officials are still ironing out details for reopening the district amid a constantly evolving COVID-19 outlook. The district has not as yet submitted an official health and safety plan — required by the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) before reopening —…
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Allegheny Health Network will partner with Carlynton School District to bring the CHILL room program to Carnegie Elementary School this fall. “This is an innovative project that will significantly increase our ability to meet all students social and emotional needs,” said Patricia Serdy, Carlynton school psychologist. “The program will also increase our ability to provide…
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During public meetings held July 1 and July 8, Coraopolis officials allocated funds for police body cameras, passed an ordinance prohibiting motorized vehicles on public parks and established a wellhead protection area around the Susie Letteri Riverfront Park. Borough Manager Ray McCutcheon, who also manages the Coraopolis Water and Sewage Authority (CWSA), said the newly…
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