Chris Deluzio emphasizes his commitment to combating government corruption through legislation, specifically the No Corporate Crooks Act, which prohibits convicted corporate criminals from holding executive positions. He asserts that these measures are essential for restoring public trust and ensuring equitable governance.
West Hills Gazette
High school volleyball kicks off this week in the West Hills area. Three teams -- Bishop Canevin, Montour and Our Lady of the Sacred Heart -- all reached last season's WPIAL Tournament. Each team faces challenges including player losses, but coaches express optimism for the new season with returning and incoming talent.
Pittsburgh Riverhounds owner Tuffy Shallenberger announced plans for a $125 million expansion of Highmark Stadium to meet U.S. Soccer’s Division One capacity requirements of 15,000. This upgrade aims to enhance fan experience, accommodate more events and contribute significantly to the local economy.
Many individuals tolerate job dissatisfaction, fearing change despite its potential benefits. Some manage to overcome obstacles and find fulfillment, greatly improving their well-being and relationships. Others remain trapped, risking long-term consequences for themselves and their families due to inaction.
The Municipal Authority of Robinson Township faces backlash after a costly sewer line extension project imposed a $16,500 fee on affected property owners. Frustrated residents expressed concerns over the project's transparency and affordability amid escalating costs and a mandatory connection requirement.
The December 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor ended American isolationism, uniting the nation in support of World War II. Recruitment surged, fueled by Roosevelt's Fireside Chats, patriotic posters, comics and symbols like “Stars in the Window” showcasing military pride.
Motorists in Crafton should prepare for delays as two water and sewer projects start next week. The Steuben Street waterline relocation could impact regional traffic, and the Crafton Boulevard sewer separation project, which is expected to last 14 months, could have more of an impact on local traffic.