Democrats Take Control of Ross Township Board
Ross Township reorganizes January 5 with Democrats Cherpes Dougherty and reelected Mulkerrins joining a Democrat majority. Across area boards, multiple townships switch to or retain partisan control, including Avalon Emsworth Moon Reserve Etna Millvale and Ben Avon with new sworn-in members and ongoing reorganizations.
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Ross Board of Commissioners
Ross
Louis T. Cherpes
Edward F. Dougherty
Colman Mulkerrins
Robert C. Raida
Norman G. Hoffman
Frank H. Kohne Jr
Arthur F. White
John R. McGrath
Harry G. Menhorn Jr
Ohio Township
Thomas R. Jordan
Walter J. Stewart
Terry A. Coyle
James R. Heinsberg
Marshall Board of Supervisors
Rose Paracca
Thomas W. Frank
Gordon E. Neuenschwander
Richard M. Schultz
Gerald L. Sayers
Steve G. Starman
Robert F. Bleil
Thomas E. Dunmyer
Elmer J. Herchenroether
Albert H. Sauter
Richard J. Starr
Reserve
Board of Commissioners
Merle H. Winter
Andrew Perlik
Charles A. Horn
Reserve Fire Department
Joseph Stamper
Stamper
Gilbert G. Britenbaugh
Francis E. Kasunick
Eugene D.no
Avalon
Edwin B. Geler
Willard M. Mecklenburg
Joseph F. Elm
Henry P Gowlin
William R. Price
Leonard A. Tusa
Robert J. Gerhart
Ted O. Ross
Ralph F. Hughes
Dorothy Downes
Herbert L. Gibson
Paul Lebanik
J. Walter Otto
Edwin Matthews
Richard J. Koehler
Weinzerl
Charles A. Fuhr
Carl E. Seidl
Millvale
James Bevan
Jerry Dawson
Maurice P. Bedel
James J. Fleming
Mathias Pelz
William Grego
John L.cavanaugh
James H. Lawson
Stephen Mikus
Etna
Norman R. Heinz
George C. Burkharth
Dougherty
James R. Rodgers
Gabriel Pagliaro
Edward Bentley
John P. Ladesic
Anthony Damiano
Vincent Jones
Peter Ramage
Stephen J. Metzer
Franklin Park
Republican Council
Retir
Ing
Edward N. Evans
Harold W James
R Wayne Atwell
Frank A. Blaine
Forrest H. Williams
Charles A. Grim
Joseph V. Pegher
Carl J. Schmitt
West View
Democratic Council
Thomas G. Witherer
John C Keller
Daniel M. Daugherty Jr
William H. Cummings
Mary Kay Bernhard
Charles P. Stein
Ben Avon
Ben Avon Heights
Democratic Party
John C Busse
Ben Avon Council
William F. Trendle
George E Tren
Rianne Wolfe
James P. Miller Jr
John H. N
Edward L. Graf Jr
W. Thomas Redman
Nancy K. Hansen
R. Charles Grimstad
Donald H. Ratchford
Lawrence C. Wolfe
Wayne Theophilus
Louis P.struble Jr
Edwin R. McMillin III
H. George Siegel Jr
Hanson seeks Republican nomination for 28th District seat
Crestmont Road resident Marcella Hanson announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for the open 28th Legislative District seat after James B. Kelly retires. A North Allegheny School Board member since 1971, Hanson supports gifted programs and extended libraries, voting against a $1.3 million stadium project. Hanson and husband Raymond live in McCandless with three children, including Chris stationed in England with the Air Force.
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McCandless
James B. Kelly
Marcella Hanson
Crestmont Road
Hanson
North Allegheny School Board
Raymond
Hansons
Chris
England
Air Force
Holly
Missouri
Nick
Rochester Institute of Technology
McCandless Posts New Stop Light Additions and Upgrades
McCandless has a new traffic light on Perry Highway at Nineteen North and a second at Old Perry Highway to support Highland Fire Co access. A bid process is planned for a Whitley Drive and Babcock Boulevard signal linked to North Hills Passavant Hospital. Route 19 Pine Creek Road work includes new signal heads on six foot poles and ongoing guardrail concerns.
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McCandless
Perry Highway
McCandless Council
Old Perry Highway
Highland Fire Co
Whitley Drive
Babcock Boulevard
North Hills Passavant Hospital
PennDot
Route 19
Pine Creek Road
Mike van Hofen
Pine Creek Hill
North Hills
McCandless Adopts 1976 Budget With Tax Increase
McCandless Council on Monday night unanimously adopted a 1976 budget of 1,715,414 dollars. The real estate tax was raised to 7 mills. Councilman J Graham Crooks summarized the plan noting one mill funds the library building and the other covers inflation escalation.
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McCandless Council
J. Graham Crooks
Index News Record at Perry Highway McCandless
A brief listing shows the Index News Record at 8825 Perry Highway in McCandless, Box 11138, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 18237. This item notes the publication’s address details and location within the regional press network.
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Perry Highway
McCandless
Pittsburgh
Ross nixes McDonald rezoning in Ross Monday night
McDonalds representatives lost a zoning decision in Ross but accepted it, after a two hour public hearing. Schenck & Glenvue sought to change Glenvue Drive Perry Highway from Residential 1 to Commercial 1 for a Glenvue McDonalds. Residents cited traffic litter and safety concerns. 15 people testified. opponents argued the area is historically residential and worsen auto access.
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McDonald's
Ross
Children's Hospital
Schenck & Glenvue Associates
Glenvue Drive
Perry, Highway
Lillian Road
Lombardy Drive
Atty Ernest Vesely
Schenck & Glenvue
McDonald’s
Anthony Miscimarra
Daniel Smith
Bud) Baun
Miscimarra
Perry Highway
Sewickley-Oakmont
Norman G. Hoffman
Glenvue
Nina Wlodek
James Deligatti
Wexford Flats
Atty Paul A Manton
Glenyue Drive
Ross Township Chief of Police Butzler to retire in May
Ross Township Police Chief Robert J. Butzler, 60, will retire May 31 after 10 years as chief. His resignation was announced at the commissioners meeting. He began with Pittsburgh police 37 years ago, earning the Medal of Valor in 1954. He plans to enjoy life on his own terms and will remain active in politics and with the community.
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Ross Township
Robert Ey
Butzler
John R. McGrath
Pittsburgh
North Side
Lena Horne
Billy Eckstine
City Force
William Heagy
Spalding
George Purvis
Lawrence
Helso
Chicken Hill
Hays
Chicago Crime Commission
Ross
Robert Duggan
Robert Desk
Olga
Highland Pines Drive
Robert Colville
Carol Spark
Cranberry Township
John Butzler
Bethel Park
Citizens Advisory Council Formed for North Allegheny School Board
Formation of the Citizens Advisory Council completed Dec 17 with approval of 22 members and 10 standbys. Members will serve one or two year terms. The council will review the district long range plan next year as required by the state. The majority of members have children in NA schools. Standbys are parents of NA students and will serve one year. Representatives from the school board or superintendent's office will fill three positions. Members were chosen by a secret ballot select committee nominated by school board members.
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Citizens Advisory Council
North Allegheny School Board
State Department of Education
Schofield Aims To Build Language Centered District Revival
William J Schofield II, a new Shaler Area School Board member, pushes for students who can read and write in their mother tongue and for a civil, transparent district. A former Navy commander and Pitt graduate, he urges community town meetings and a full financial audit before any building cuts or programs, praising district official Jack R Hildebrand.
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William J Schofield II
New
Shaler Area
Shaler
Schofield
Pitt
East End
Central Catholic High School
North Hills
Vilsack Road
Spnn
Jack R Hildebrand
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Ms. Hanson
Editoriasdieeeire Teres
Women and Family
Janenee
Aaenaree Ik
Ross Nixes McDonald
Medal of Valor
Cons
Chief Bob Butzler
NA Board
Advisory Council
Car. A Newman
Kirk Bish
Suzanne Broughton
Doris Corsello
Margorie Doak
Charles Ehrmann
Jake Henke
Rex Pittenger
Charles Radford
Cyn Rogers
Linda Sutcliffe
Michael Weber
Dianne Barb
Barbara Brahm
Charles Burger
Jeanne Davis
Ernest DuBoss
Leonard Hartsee
Susie Knapp
Walter Quinn
Judy Robertson
Robert Samios
Dorothy Waslo
Thane Amann
Richard Anke
Sue Duchene
Natway Gandhi
Peggy Grinager
Mary Dackline
Nancy Somson
Thomas McCarthy
Marjorie Meyer
Daniel Minniek
Clementine
Oakland
Schofiel
State Senate
Robert D Fleming
Sug
William J. Schofield II