Etna News

Share + Nov 24, 2009 9:40 am US/Eastern Reporting Jim Lokay Two major road projects are set to wrap up tomorrow, in time for the Thanksgiving travel rush.

Homicide detectives from the Allegheny County Police Department are investigating a suspicious death in Etna.

Even as the last of the leaves fall from the trees this autumn, one Etna flower shop is "always in bloom." Kevin Burke and Susan Haas Colonello of Burke & Haas, Always in Bloom, in Etna, work to create a floral oasis in the heart of Etna and brighten the community.

Lazy landlords in O'Hara are under scrutiny. Council is considering a nuisance ordinance that targets township landlords who fail to keep properties safe.

The following page was sent to Pittsburghers Celebrate Spooky Season A copy was sent to your e-mail address Send Another E-mail Share + Oct 31, 2009 11:45 pm US/Eastern Pittsburghers Celebrate Spooky Season The Halloween spirit spread across Pittsburgh on Saturday as the kids were out in their costumes, the adults headed to their parties.

Pennsylvania - The smoke was so thick that Blawnox police Officer Tom Duffy could not see the woman trapped on the balcony below.

Police officers charged into a high-rise apartment building in Blawnox and saved a woman trapped by fire early this morning, authorities said.

A New Kensington man pleaded guilty to third-degree murder this morning in exchange for a sentence of 25 to 50 years in prison.

Shaler Township Board of Commissioners approved the condemnation of a house located on St.

Scott Simmons, owner of the ScareHouse in Etna == "We spent 10 years becoming an overnight sensation." Scott Simmons works all year round for five weeks of glory come Halloween.

Over the past several years, Halloween has started to rival that much more famous December holiday in the number of festivities it has inspired.

"Bridges and Tunnels of Pittsburgh" Sharpsburg Bridge, 1911. When I was a teenager, a day hike miles beyond our Pittsburgh neighborhood of Lawrenceville often became a wild adventure.

Craig Smith can be reached via e-mail or at 412-380-5646. Ways to get us By Craig Smith TRIBUNE-REVIEW Friday, October 2, 2009 After flying a medical evacuation helicopter for 11 hours over the jungles of Vietnam, Chief Warrant Officer Michael Novosel Sr.

18 through Oct. 31 - beginning at dark, and will be open till 10 p.m. or until the last ticketed guest has ridden.

World leaders coming to Pittsburgh next week for a global economic summit may have a limited view of the city: They'll be whisked from the airport into town for a whirlwind series of meetings that will last less than 48 hours.

The North Hills DUI Task Force and the Pittsburgh DUI Task Force charged 10 people with driving under the influence during a sobriety check point conducted overnight on Route 8 at the boundary of Shaler and Etna.

If you enjoy visiting the homes of ghosts, goblins and ghouls Pittsburgh, Pa is the place to be.

Are you a runner, training for the upcoming Pittsburgh Great Race? Or, are you just curious about the race? Click here to watch a series of videos from Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reporter and veteran runner William Loeffler.

The Tribune-Review can be reached online or at 412-321-6460. Great Race videos Are you a runner, training for the upcoming Pittsburgh Great Race? Or, are you just curious about the race? Click here to watch a series of videos from Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reporter and veteran runner William Loeffler.

Police busted a five-member burglary ring accused of hitting 28 homes and businesses in three counties, including several in the Alle-Kiski Valley, Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen A. Zappala Jr.