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Carlynton School District is addressing mold issues in four classrooms at Crafton Elementary, working with environmental and restoration consultants. The affected rooms remain off-limits as remediation continues, and kindergarten students are scheduled to return to campus Friday.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is hosting a job fair Thursday, Aug. 27, for various positions in Allegheny County. Next, the Pennsylvania Game Commission seeks public feedback on the 2025-35 Wildlife Action Plan. And last, a second daily train from New York City to Pittsburgh will start in mid-November.
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Roman, a 3-year-old Belgian Malinois from the McKees Rocks Police Department, will be featured in the 2027 Dogs of Law Enforcement Calendar after garnering significant online votes. His inclusion highlights the positive impact of K-9 units and aids fundraising efforts.
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The second public meeting regarding the future use of 5.25 acres on Linden Avenue in Crafton revealed diverse opinions among community members. The land, mostly owned by the Carlynton School District, may be sold. While some advocate for maintaining green space, others support mixed-use or commercial development. Community feedback will guide future decisions, with input…
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit will hold the first of two public hearings Tuesday on its proposed route restructuring plan, known as the Bus Line Refresh. The redesign aims to improve service based on rider feedback, with adjustments in the West Hills area affecting accessibility and connections.
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State Rep. Valerie Gaydos advocates for responsible data center development in Pennsylvania, emphasizing community engagement and environmental standards. Support for Gov. Shapiro’s GRID program reflects this goal. Additionally, a House hearing on second-degree murder sentencing seeks accountability and consistency, highlighting the importance of victim voices. Public safety and community control remain paramount.
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Carlynton School District is addressing mold issues in four classrooms at Crafton Elementary, working with environmental and restoration consultants. The affected rooms remain off-limits as remediation continues, and kindergarten students are scheduled to return to campus Friday.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is hosting a job fair Thursday, Aug. 27, for various positions in Allegheny County. Next, the Pennsylvania Game Commission seeks public feedback on the 2025-35 Wildlife Action Plan. And last, a second daily train from New York City to Pittsburgh will start in mid-November.
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Roman, a 3-year-old Belgian Malinois from the McKees Rocks Police Department, will be featured in the 2027 Dogs of Law Enforcement Calendar after garnering significant online votes. His inclusion highlights the positive impact of K-9 units and aids fundraising efforts.
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The second public meeting regarding the future use of 5.25 acres on Linden Avenue in Crafton revealed diverse opinions among community members. The land, mostly owned by the Carlynton School District, may be sold. While some advocate for maintaining green space, others support mixed-use or commercial development. Community feedback will guide future decisions, with input…
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