Shenango Township Considers Zone Change and Three Ordinances
Enenango officials set a public hearing for 5 p.m. on Aug 11 at the Shenango Township Municipal Building to discuss a zone change and hear the owners plan for the property. A regular meeting follows at 6 p.m. with potential adoption of three ordinances including pool fence height and trash container rules.
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Shenango Township
Frank Augustine
Boy 4 loses toes in Pittsburgh lawnmower mishap
In Pittsburgh a four year old boy severed several toes after his foot was caught in a lawnmower around 5 p.m. Wednesday. Officials could not confirm his condition.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Celoron to unveil new Lucy statue after Scary Lucy fiasco
Carolyn Palmer, the sculptor chosen to replace the infamous Scary Lucy, prepares a bronze Lucy for Celoron’s Lucille Ball Memorial Park. Private donors fund about 250000 dollars. The mayor Aims to settle the long controversy while keeping the statue as a park icon.
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Lucy
Carolyn Palmer
Saddle River
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Dollar General planned for Slippery Rock Township
A new Dollar General store is planned for 4029 Ellwood Road just north of Frew Road in Slippery Rock Township on 1.44 acres. A preliminary and final land development plan has been submitted. Public review times are 7 am to 3 pm on weekdays at the township building, 4334 U.S. Route 422, with 30 days for comments sent to the same address.
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Dollar General
Slippery Rock Township
Slippery Rock
Ellwood Road
Frew Road
Ted
U.S. Route 422
Two Dead From Apparent Drug Overdose in White Oak
White Oak police chief says two bodies found in a Pittsburgh suburb home appear to be overdose victims. Allegheny County homicide detectives head the investigation with all indications pointing to an accidental overdose. Names not released at this time.
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White Oak
Pittsburgh
Louis Bender
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Allegheny County
Man charged with impersonating officer heads to court
Thomas Stuart Turpie a 70 year old Etna man charged with impersonating a public servant and disorderly conduct waived charges to a plea. His arraignment is set for Oct 4 after a preliminary hearing was continued five times. Police say he identified as an FBI investigator and claimed Westminster College students were in danger at a pimp house in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Ington
New Wilmington
Turpie
FBI
Westminster
Liberty Avenue
Western Pennsylvania
New Wilmington weighs sewer bond refinancing plan
New Wilmington considers refinancing its sewer bond to take advantage of record-low rates. Borough president Jon Welker says potential savings reach about 300000, while borough administrator Sharonn Edimiston will start refinancing steps. The bond funded upgrades to the sewer treatment plant now near completion with a line ready by August. Also on Monday HRG Engineering's Matt Arena reported plant progress. Council planned soon interviews for a part-time police officer, awarded Tri-County Industries a trash and recycling contract, and honored maintenance retiree Christopher Bowersox for long service.
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New Wilmington
Jon Welker
Sharonn Edimiston
Matt
Arena
HRG Engineering
Yolu Begin
Tri-County Industries
Grove City
Christopher Bowersox
Pittsburgh cop and aunt charged in funeral home clash
A 28 year veteran Pittsburgh police officer Tracy Schweitzer and her 62 year old aunt Suzanne Troy face assault charges after an incident at Beinhauer Funeral Home during the viewing of Schweitzer’s aunt. Investigators say Schweitzer claimed the aunt did not want Troy at the viewing and Troy reportedly made an inappropriate remark by lifting her dress. Both women blame each other for a later hallway fight. funeral home staff could not determine who started it. Schweitzer is on paid leave.
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New Jersey
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Scary Lucy
Pittsburgh
Tracy Schweitzer
Suzanne Troy
Beinhauer
Schweitzer
Troy
Funeral Home
14 year old charged as adult in Warren fire
A 14-year-old boy is charged as an adult for the house fire that killed 53-year-old Dorothy Bondarek in Warren on June 12. Prosecutors and the defense seek juvenile court placement to ensure proper counsel and treatment.
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Warren, Pa
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Bondarek
Warren
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