Businesses at 4898 Campbells Run Road faced severe flooding on June 26 due to clogged drains and heavy rainfall. While some merchants managed minimal damage, concerns about inadequate storm drainage persist, prompting discussions on potential long-term solutions for recurring flooding issues.
Toby Rice, CEO of EQT Corp., discussed energy poverty and the need for technological advancements. He emphasized the importance of affordable energy access to alleviate global poverty and linked energy infrastructure to national security and economic opportunity. But some environmental groups have concerns about EQT's operations.
During World War II, 18 million victory gardens flourished in the U.S., alleviating food shortages, fostering community, reducing canning metal usage, and instilling pride as families contributed to the war effort with homegrown produce. Many of those gardens could be found in Robinson Township.
Property owners in the Montour School District won't see a tax increase for the 10th straight year, though possible changes loom due to declines in assessed property values. Carlynton also held the line on taxes while Cornell, Moon and Sto-Rox set higher millage rates.
The new playground at Fairhaven Park is nearly finished despite weather delays, funded largely by a $600,000 federal grant. Officials emphasized developmental benefits for children and plans for further improvements, including a walking trail.
West Hills Gazette will be celebrating all month long as part of the “Going to Bat for Small Business” campaign. You'll get to know the digital news source's partners who are featured in media segments alongside other honored businesses because of the generosity of the Pittsburgh Pirates and PNC organizations.
Moon Township police will take to two-wheelers to patrol a portion of the Montour Trail starting Friday, July 4. Bike patrols will be used between mile markers 0 and 5. It's the first time in more than 20 years that Moon police will patrol the trail on bikes.