Cranberry News

Bill Zlatos can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7828. Cranberry is celebrating the summer with two concert series featuring 10 shows.

Cranberry Highlands Golf Course, which is owned and operated by Cranberry Township, was chosen by Golf Digest Magazine for its coveted 2009 Best Munys award.

Nik Wallenda makes Pittsburgh history when he walked across the Allegheny River near the Roberto Clemente Bridge to PNC Park, 200 feet in the air.

The recent hiring spree by Westinghouse Electric Co. conjures up images of freshly minted college grads.

South Korea probably is better known for being headquarters to Hyundai than being a haven for Danny Murtaugh fans.

Gov. Rendell, I listened to your press conference where you revealed your plan to balance the state budget by raising the personal income tax and delaying a planned cut in a business tax.

Rick Wills can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7944. Not exactly from the cyber generation himself, the new 67-year-old Orthodox hierarch of the Archdiocese of Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania opened a Facebook page a year ago.

A A Blackhole Boards was founded in 2004 after skate enthusiast Charlie Fulmer was left disappointed with the experience when trying to purchase a new skateboard on the internet.

Amy J. Swaagman and Luke J. Madia, Wexford, Pa., were united in marriage on Jan.

The challenge: Host a high school graduation party for 150 people on a budget. First step: Call the grad's favorite chain, just to see.

Tom Yerace can be reached via e-mail or at 724-226-4675. An assistant superintendent with the Shaler Area School District is now Highlands superintendent-in-waiting. Joseph Latess, 52, of Cranberry was hired as Highlands' assistant superintendent Monday night, which means he will become the superintendent when acting Superintendent Louis ...

Mike Wereschagin can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7900. By Mike Wereschagin and Brad Bumsted TRIBUNE-REVIEW Tuesday, June 16, 2009 Gov.

Gov. Ed Rendell plans to make a budget-related announcement at Westinghouse Electric Co.'s new headquarters in western Pennsylvania.

Special-interest groups clamoring for a share of taxpayers' dollars are like pigs at a trough, Republican Rep.

Mandy Kull has a little fun with Ed Dzenis, right, at the East Winds Symphonic Band rehearsal at Trinity Christian School.

Construction continues on other sections of the new Westinghouse complex in Cranberry as employees arrive for work.

After several weeks of hearing Gov. Ed Rendell and other Democrats "refusing to rule out'' increases in the state personal income tax, conservative, business and anti-tax groups struck back today.

Bobby Kerlik can be reached via e-mail or at 412-391-0927. Superior Court Judge Maureen Lally-Green this morning announced her retirement after spending 11 years on the appellate court's bench.

Mary E. Drake waited six years to marry her future husband. She accompanied her future in-laws to the Pennsylvania Station to pick up the wounded Army veteran after he fought across Europe during World War II.

Pittsburgh Technical Institute President Greg DeFeo at the new student apartment building on the North Fayette campus.