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Police say Derry men videotaped sex with unconscious woman
Two Derry Township men are accused of videotaping a sex act involving a woman who had passed out at their home on Dec.
Derry Borough finalizes 1.75-mill tax cut
Derry Borough has finalized a revised 2012 budget that includes a property tax cut of 1.75 mills, to 26 mills.
Ex-Salem man admits robbery spree in 2010
Renatta Signorini is a Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 724-837-5374 or via e-mail. A former Salem Township man pleaded guilty on Monday to robbing three convenience stores in eastern Westmoreland County in November 2010.
Cemetery association keeps memories alive, weeds in check in Derry
Thanks to Ray Evans, a Derry Township native who formed the McChesneytown Cemetery Association in 1984 with the late George 'Dobey' Lynch, who practiced law in Latrobe and had grandparents buried there, the cemetery continues to receive recognition and maintenance.
Young Artist winners to perform at Seton Hill
Bob Karlovits is a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 412-320-7852 or via e-mail. Sixteen young musicians will perform Sunday at the Ferrier Young Artists Competition Winners' recital at the Seton Hill University Performing Arts Center in Greenburg.
Pet cats resuscitated after Derry house fire
A house fire in Derry Township sent residents to the hospital and firefighters resuscitated three pet cats, officials said today.
Derry man allegedly defrauded Caterpillar
Paul Peirce is a Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 724-850-2860 or via e-mail. A Derry Township businessman dodged the "repo man" for years, hiding bulldozers and excavators he owed payments on and then selling the equipment to buyers across the United States, police alleged.
FFA and Derry students experience much at state farm show
After preparing her poultry for showing, 19-year-old Jodi Musick said she was confident in her chickens when she surveyed the competition at the Pennsylvania Farm Show last month.
Derry council members approve lower tax rate
Jeff Himler is a Blairsville Dispatch staff writer and can be reached at 724-459-6100, ext.