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Whitehall Man Aiming to Remove Obama from PA Ballot
Barack Obama does not have the legal right to be President of the United States.
Communities plan to grow green with trees
It could be that the trees grew into a utility line and had to be cut back, or a resident chopped down the vegetation for one reason or another, local officials explained.
Domestic violence, both verbal and physical, has no boundaries
It is time to eat, but dinner isn't ready. He gets mad. He yells. They fight. The police are called.
New lawsuit filed over 2011 Super Bowl ticket snafu
Four people who bought tickets to the 2011 Super Bowl through the Steelers` lottery for season ticket holders claim that the National Football League and the Dallas Cowboys defrauded them by knowingly selling tickets to nonexistent seats at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
SHAAD Group Asks Whitehall Council to Strengthen Oil and Gas Ordinance
During the citizens request portion of a Whitehall Borough council meeting on Wednesday night, Sarah Scholl was the first to address the council and an audience of nearly 20 community members on behalf of the South Hills Area Against Dangerous Drilling .
Retirement is next investigation for Morris
There were the birds in the chimneys that needed rescued, the calls to remove a bat from a house, chases with rabid raccoons and attempts to catch a running dog.
Fire station construction has officials planning ahead
With the building of a new fire station in the works, Whitehall officials want to ensure all the paperwork is complete to determine what would happen with the Whitehall Fire Company's assets if the company were to dissolve.
Man waives hearing in Pa. crash that killed baby
A man charged with homicide by vehicle in an eastern Pennsylvania crash that claimed the life of a baby last summer has waived his right to a preliminary hearing.
40 Pounds of Cocaine Seized in Bucks Bust
The $8 million in cocaine was brought to the U.S. from Mexico in a truck, Bensalem Public Safety Director Fred Harran told the Bucks County Courier Times.
You often hear what happens to the people who commit crimes, but what about their victims? An Allentown woman tells 69 News, her life has turned into a nightmare since she was allegedly attacked at a Whitehall shopping center.
Economic Development South Welcomes Carrick, Overbrook
Economic Development South , the nonprofit organization headquartered in Brentwood Borough , has added the neighborhoods of Carrick and Overbrook to its growing list of municipalities that have partnered in order to foster a competitive and healthy business environment in a large chunk of Pittsburgh's South Hills area.
Chelsa Wagner Applauds Throwing Out of House, Senate Redistricting Maps
It's back to the drawing board for Pennsylvania's five-memberA Legislative Reapportionment Commission .
Rezoning for business development in works
A process to rezone several properties along Weyman and Provost roads to allow for new business will take nearly three months, Whitehall officials said.
Alzheimer's patients inspire blanket project for local Girl Scout
When Lindsey Patton visits her grandmother at a South Park care home or waits on residents in the dining room at HCR ManorCare in Whitehall, her heart goes out to the Alzheimer's patients she sees.
Catholic sisters collect food to celebrate consecrated life
From Sunday through Feb. 4, a number of orders of the Catholic Sisters of Western Pennsylvania are inviting neighbors and friends to join them in ministry.
Whitehall Comedy Show Welcomes Pete Moran, Joey Granati
Whitehall Borough 's 5th Annual Winter Blues Comedy Cure will welcome local celebrities Pete Moran and Joey Granati -dueling pianists-to Salvatore's on Curry Road on Saturday, Feb.
Unforgettable oldies dances rekindle memories
Legendary disc jockey and broadcast personality Terry Lee, whose dances and Internet radio stations center around oldies his fans enjoyed in their youth, lays claim to a career that spans more than 50 years.
Wagner's Offices to Stay Open Despite Resignation
State Rep. Chelsa Wagner's resignation from the House of Representatives should have little effect on constituents, a spokesman for her office said Monday.
Allegheny County controller Chelsa Wagner resigns House seat
Brookline Democrat Chelsa Wagner resigned her seat in Pennsylvania's House of Representatives today, two weeks after being sworn in as Allegheny County's controller.