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Discussion of the recent deluge of storm systems hitting the area led Crafton council members to the topic of who should be responsible for removal of problematic trees planted by the borough on private properties. During the June 13 virtual meeting, talks centered on trees growing on private properties causing sidewalks around the borough to…
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As the Sto-Rox upper elementary and high schools move into their second year in state-mandated improvement plans, educators have laid down steps for upping attendance, while improving academics and overall school culture. “I like that it’s more rigorous. It’s planned out meticulously and it’s challenging… I’m curious to see how it goes,” said Board President…
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Smoking remains a pervasive issue across the world. While it is widely known to have adverse side effects, many people have difficulties quitting. One of the reasons could be related to the fact they simply might not know the different treatment options on the market. The good news is that there are a variety of…
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Anger rang out through the streets of McKees Rocks and Stowe as more than 100 protesters marched and chanted through four hours of late June heat. “Black lives, they matter here.” “No justice, no peace, no racist police.” “Who shut it down? We shut it down!” Organized by leaders affiliated with Pittsburgh, I Can’t Breathe,…
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After leading the Sto-Rox Vikings to the final round of the WPIAL Championship last season, Head Football Coach LaRoi Johnson was hired as the district’s athletic director during the June 25 school board meeting. “It definitely means a lot and I truly appreciate it,” said Johnson. “…We’ve got something special started and we can keep…
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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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Discussion of the recent deluge of storm systems hitting the area led Crafton council members to the topic of who should be responsible for removal of problematic trees planted by the borough on private properties. During the June 13 virtual meeting, talks centered on trees growing on private properties causing sidewalks around the borough to…
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As the Sto-Rox upper elementary and high schools move into their second year in state-mandated improvement plans, educators have laid down steps for upping attendance, while improving academics and overall school culture. “I like that it’s more rigorous. It’s planned out meticulously and it’s challenging… I’m curious to see how it goes,” said Board President…
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Smoking remains a pervasive issue across the world. While it is widely known to have adverse side effects, many people have difficulties quitting. One of the reasons could be related to the fact they simply might not know the different treatment options on the market. The good news is that there are a variety of…
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Anger rang out through the streets of McKees Rocks and Stowe as more than 100 protesters marched and chanted through four hours of late June heat. “Black lives, they matter here.” “No justice, no peace, no racist police.” “Who shut it down? We shut it down!” Organized by leaders affiliated with Pittsburgh, I Can’t Breathe,…
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