Motorists in the West Hills will benefit from state funding for traffic safety upgrades. Moon Township receives $193,792, while Neville Township gets $335,120 to improve signal equipment. Nearly $30 million is allocated across Pennsylvania for similar traffic enhancement projects.
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In 2026, reflections on loss and the passage of time motivate a call to prioritize meaningful goals. The Rev. James Hogan emphasizes personal growth, community engagement and aligning focus on what truly matters, urging others to consider their aspirations for the year ahead.
Crafton Borough has adopted a new zoning code after extensive public input, aimed at stimulating business development while preserving its community charm. Concerns remain about the code's potential impact on local safety, infrastructure and resident protections. Officials see opportunities for areas like the Crafton-Ingram Shopping Center and Linden Avenue to foster growth.
Gazette Sports Editor Mike Longo Jr. reflects on his late adoption of social media and its unexpected benefits, particularly in connecting with passionate Pittsburgh Steelers fans, the Bassilli family. Through shared interests and experiences, they emphasize the importance of community and friendship formed over time.
In 2025, Congressman Chris Deluzio highlighted his achievements, including securing federal funding and passing legislation. He emphasized ongoing challenges like rising costs and corporate influence, vowing to focus on restoring the American Dream in 2026. Happy holidays!
In its first full year of operation, the West Hills Gazette has built a sizable following among readers in the dozen or so communities that we serve. As 2025 winds to a close, the Gazette revisits the year's top stories and looks to continue serving the community in 2026.
A preliminary hearing for three men charged with multiple counts of rape, sexual assault and other crimes in connection with an incident that police say involved two teenage girls and occurred at home in Kennedy Township earlier this month was postponed until Jan. 6, 2026.