Sunday Dec 20 | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Cold weather heats up sales for stoves that burn wood
Mike Buckiso, vice president of the Fireplace & Patioplace stores, says buyers of wood stoves and fireplace inserts want one thing.
Few public water companies sold every year
A few Pennsylvania municipalities sell their water service to private companies every year, a state spokeswoman said Thursday after Mayor Lou Barletta announced his plan to sell the water division of the Hazleton City Authority.
Annual party delights Overcomers at Harrison YMCA
The smile on 9-year-old Jasmine McCracken's face almost seemed to answer the question before she spoke.
Motion to hire man as Buffalo Township police officer pulled
Supervisor Greg Furer made a formal motion Thursday to hire former Saxonburg police officer Erik Bergstrom as a part-time officer, pending receipt of a letter of exoneration from Saxonburg.
Buffalo Township keeps tax rate steady
By George Guido , FOR THE VALLEY NEWS DISPATCH Thursday, December 10, 2009 Last updated: 8:11 am There will be no tax increases for Buffalo Township next year.
Replacing police dog up to Saxonburg mayor, council
By Brian C. Rittmeyer , VALLEY NEWS DISPATCH Saturday, December 5, 2009 Last updated: 11:19 am It will be up to the new Saxonburg mayor and council to decide whether the borough will get another police dog after the sudden death of the dog that had been on duty for about seven years.
Overcomers Christmas party reservations due
Handicapped and special needs young people are invited to participate in the 61st Overcomers Christmas party at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Allegheny Valley YMCA, Harrison.
Four new Valley mayors eager to get started
Getting people to cooperate is the goal of Leechburg mayor-elect Anthony "Tony" Roppolo and three other mayors- to be.
Tarentum painter comes full circle at AVH
Rex Rutkoski can be reached via e-mail or at 724-226-4664. Most people probably don't think of hospitals as voluntary destination stops.
Music Majors Placed in Vocal Competition
Westminster College music students Claudia Brown and Alexandra Patterson placed in the annual Tri -State Chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing vocal competition Oct.
$36M contract awarded for W.Va. dam project
A Pennsylvania company has received a $36 million contract to repair Bluestone Dam.
Part-time officer in Saxonburg elected as sheriff
Republican Mike Slupe will be Butler County's next sheriff. In Tuesday's election, Slupe, 44, a political newcomer, posted a better than 2-1 margin over fellow newcomer Roland Livermore, 39, according to unofficial election totals.
PennDOT gives $22M contract for Route 28 work to Saxonburg firm
PennDOT awarded a $22 million contract Tuesday for the first phase of work to reconfigure the bottleneck on Route 28 at the 31st Street Bridge, officials said.
Water rates to fall in wake of Saxonburg system sale
By Brian C. Rittmeyer , VALLEY NEWS DISPATCH Thursday, October 29, 2009 Last updated: 8:56 am The Saxonburg Area Authority completed a $6 million sale of its water business to Pennsylvania American Water on Wednesday.
American Water subsidiary buys Pa. system
Pennsylvania American Water said Wednesday it has acquired the Saxonburg Area Authority's water system in Butler County, Pa., for $6 million.
Penn American completes purchase of Saxonburg water system
Pennsylvania American Water completed its $6 million purchase of the Saxonburg Area Authority's water system today.
Saxonburg mayor candidates demand police department changes
Both mayoral candidates want changes made to the police department. Incumbent Brian P. Antoszyk, 48, a three-term Republican who lives along Water Street, said he will recommend changes to how to run the force, which has one full-time and several part-time officers.
Winfield Township man burned in mobile home fire
A Winfield Township resident remains in a Pittsburgh hospital's burn unit following a fire at his residence early Sunday.
Seminary's Festival of Praise success prompts a second performance
When a group of men studying for the priesthood at St. Paul Seminary decided to put together a music and worship festival for teens and young adults in June, they had no idea how many people would show up.
Striking back: South Butler parents, students rip teacher demands
South Butler County teachers have been asking for 5.2 percent yearly wage increases while the district has been offering 3.6 percent average yearly increases.