Allison Park News

Richland's old municipal building will continue to serve the township even after it's gone.

The Moon Area school board raised property taxes 0.83 mills Monday. Moon and Crescent residents will pay 21.3 mills under a $57 million budget the board approved by a 5-4 vote.

Richland's old municipal building will continue to serve the township even after it's gone.

For the next two weeks, the Pine Creek Journal will list and give a brief description of area golf courses so that players can use it as a quick reference guide to finding their favorite places to play.

The mention of names like Mt. Washington, Forbes Avenue and Duquesne Boulevard conjure a familiar landscape to native Pittsburghers.

Enterprise Financial Services Group, a business bank in Allison Park, sold $4 million in preferred stock to the Treasury on June 12, the government said Friday.

PRESSWIRE Pittsburgh Radon Mitigation 261-1975: PA Hotline for Remediation Testing Reduction http://www.Pittsburgh-Radon-Mitigation.com/ /EIN News/ According to Air Quality Mitigation, all homes should be tested for radon.

Jun 15, 2009 8:37 pm US/Eastern Reporting Jon Delano When hundreds of thousands of people descend on downtown Pittsburgh, somebody is sure to make money.

Traffic on Route 224 in Mahoning Township will be reduced to a single lane Thursday and again Monday, weather permitting.

Jun 9, 2009 5:18 pm US/Eastern Reporting Kristine Sorensen The food is part of the fun at the Three Rivers Arts Festival.

When Nicola Moschella took a train to Germany from Italy to work construction in the 1950s, he always returned home with a freshly baked loaf of pumpernickel for his wife, Maria Rosaria, and the couple's children.

On May 28, the Michigan Wolverines landed new commitments for the 2010 football class from DE/TE Jordan Paskorz from Allison Park, PA.

Both gobluewolverine.com and thewolverine.com are reporting Michigan has its 11th verbal commitment for the 2010 football class.

* Renew a pledge to aid the widows, widowers, and orphans of those who died, and to aid disabled veterans.

Even building kites can be a breeze with a little basic know-how. "You can make a kite that flies [from] a brown paper bag," said Calvin Mills of Allison Park, as he sent a delta-shaped dual-line model aloft at the recent Kites for Kids day at Carnegie Science Center.

The Tribune-Review can be reached online or at 412-321-6460. A North Hills man is facing driving under the influence charges in connection with a fatal crash this morning on a ramp to the Fort Duquesne Bridge, state police said.

Once Greg Byrnes crossed the Birmingham Bridge, he was all alone in the Dick's Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon and found himself in first place in a race within the 26.2-mile race.

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11:51 p.m. - A person reported that a known man assaulted two Bouquet Gardens residents.

Northmont United Presbyterian Church will be hosting an Evening in Italy -- Northmont Style, on May 16.