Brentwood News

Whether bobbing down the Allegheny River in an oversized replica of the Stanley Cup or chomping through a pizza-eating contest at a community event, people celebrated July 4th at festivities large and small.

Bauman Avenue resident Herb Sill enjoys attending Brentwood council meetings, hearing what officials are planning for the borough, and giving his opinion on such matters.

New stores and restaurants will open soon in the Caste Village shopping center in Whitehall.

Bill Zlatos can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7828. Graduates of the former St.

A Brentwood woman was sentenced to 23 months of house arrest today for the stabbing death of her live-in boyfriend.

Whitehall council last night heard encouraging comments from Tom Caste, the vice president of Caste Enterprises, regarding the future of the Caste Village Shopping Center.

The Tribune-Review can be reached online or at 412-321-6460. A Brentwood woman sued the state Department of Transportation on Friday, claiming a softball-sized rock crashed through her windshield on the Parkway West and hit her in the face.

The winner of the Post-Gazette's second annual Pittsburgh Rocks competition is Carolina Shine, with the song "Whitewater Daydream." The second- and third-place winners were Aviation Blondes and the Maddie Georgi Band .

A large crowd gathered at the sold-out Benedum Center as Allegheny County's finest high school performers were honored at the 19th Annual Pittsburgh CLO Gene Kelly Awards on May 23.

Monessen's Emmanuel Nwabougu competes in the 100-meter dash yesterday at the WPIAL Class AA track and field championships.

From the neatly manicured lawn to the fine white furniture to the majestic steeples, it looks like the perfect setting, but the Covenant at South Hills tops the list of commercial properties in Allegheny County that owe back real estate taxes.

Councilman David Wenzel worries Bauman Avenue in Brentwood is becoming a speedway.

Nicole Saniga sees the big picture -- literally and figuratively -- in helping plus-size women make a fashion statement.

Brentwood Mayor Ken Lockhart wants to put an end to gangs in the borough, particularly in Brentwood Park.

Curiosity keeps them on school grounds after the final bell. Once a week since January, about 20 middle school and high school students in Brentwood have been meeting after school for the Junior Police Cadet program, to learn about law enforcement with officials from the U.S. Marshal's office, Secret Service, the Navy and others.

Charges of rape and sexual assault were dropped against former Allegheny County Commissioner Bob Cranmer's son, who pleaded guilty to a lesser count.

An alleged serial bank robber who thought he was meeting a friend in Pittsburgh's Hill District yesterday afternoon instead was captured by police and federal agents.

Bob Cranmer, former county commissioner, is putting together a book of photographs.

Pittsburgh police are searching for a man who robbed a bank along Brownsville Road and Route 51 Wednesday morning in Brentwood.

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