Upper St. Clair News

Bob Karlovits can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7852. Ben Benack III is 18 and already has started taking strides toward the musical careers that are part of his heritage, but he knows it is not going to be easy.

Although he never served in the military, Scott resident Joe Oyler has been on a mission for five years to honor veterans who gave their lives in conflicts dating to the Civil War.

Pergolas sometimes are cast into deep shadows as a part of area backyard design.

Lynne Bielewicz, left, Cathleen Enders and Gloria Fortunato are the owners of Wild Rosemary Bistro in Upper St.

Peaches pads down the aisle at Riverside Care Center in McKeesport. View all related images The groom, clad in black top hat and tails, stood solemnly at attention while the bridal party marched down the aisle to the strains of Johann Pachelbel's Canon in D. Wedding guests "oohed" and "ahhed" at the lovely dresses, but some chuckled and nudged each ...

Linda Hippert has nearly 20 years of experience running schools - good practice for the woman who will be responsible for services provided to Allegheny County's 42 suburban school districts.

Commuters using Route 19 in the South Hills soon may be getting relief from traffic congestion through a new regional signaling system.

Jerry Vondas can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7823. Whether he was treating wounded GIs in Korea or patients in his practice in Mt.

Property owners in Upper St. Clair will pay nearly 1 mill more in school taxes next year, the first increase in four years.

Commuters using Route 19 in the South Hills soon may be getting relief from traffic congestion through a new regional signaling system.

Paul Kletter takes his pedicab through the South Side. Paul Kletter has traveled the world, and along the way he noticed a thing or two.

A rain garden is planned for the west side of Route 50 in Heidelberg as part of a $2.4 million streetscape project to be paid for with federal money, Mayor Kenneth LaSota told council members at last night's meeting.

The Tribune-Review can be reached online or at 412-321-6460. An Upper St. Clair mother sued two doctors and St.

School board members and prospective Mt. Lebanon Superintendent Dr. Timothy Steinhauer reached agreement on a four-year contract which calls for Steinhauer to begin on July 1. The board vote was unanimous in approving the contract agreement.

Geralyn Sneath and the gas well that sits in the street in front of her home on Brookdale Drive in Upper St.

Jeff Giles of Murrysville looks at his firepit as the "fraternity stop" for neighborhood Little League dads who sometimes gather round longer than he would like.

An Allegheny County councilman accused of embezzlement was held for trial after his preliminary hearing concluded on Friday.

Commissioners in Upper St. Clair by a 4-0-1 vote approved the school district's plans for construction at both Fort Couch and Boyce middle schools.

Upper St. Clair has won the attention of U.S. News and World Report . The Pittsburgh suburb has been placed tenth on the magazine's Best Places to Live 2009 ranking released Tuesday.

Newsweek magazine has included six Allegheny County high schools on its list of the 1,500 top U.S. public high schools.