Bridgeville News

Bridgeville is celebrating scrapple this weekend, the tasty breakfast treat made in Delaware.

They arrive early for council meetings, pick up zoning board meeting agendas and attend school board workshops.

Friends of Curt Valent, '06 are sponsoring a Spaghetti Dinner For Curt's Challenge on Sunday, October 26, 1-5 p.m. at the Bridgeville Fire Hall.

While other libraries have expanded their services to attract patrons and become community centers, Bridgeville Public Library's limited space has hampered its development, leaders say.

Joseph Knoll knew how to be a good neighbor. An executive with Gulf Oil, Mr. Knoll greeted each new neighbor with a smile after job transfers.

The Mount Lebanon Area DUI Task Force conducted a checkpoint late Saturday night and early Sunday morning on Library Road.

ACTIONCOACH Richard L. Munson Jr. has been named one of the top 100 coaches within the organization.

The Allegheny County Health Department today announced its fall schedule of food protection certification courses for food industry workers.

Chartiers Valley School District safety officers say they are so understaffed that they can no longer patrol school halls and worry about students' safety.

Design work will progress on the toll road linking U.S. Route 22 to Interstate 79, skirting the borough of McDonald, but construction still requires a stable source of money.

Ground was broken Wednesday for a mixed-use development project on a large, former brownfield site in South Fayette, Allegheny County.

The crane company involved in a fatal accident at Kansas City Power & Light's Iatan power plant has been fined $14,000. The Occupational Safety & Health Administration cited Bridgeville, Pa.-based Maxim Crane ...

When I first moved to Pittsburgh, the thing I really missed about my hometown was the corn.

Seatbelt success -- PennDOT has received a $28 million federal Safety Belt Performance grant for achieving a seatbelt usage rate of more than 85 percent for two consecutive years.

Two people accused in separate assaults at the Valley View Terrace housing project in Canonsburg had appearances scheduled Tuesday before District Judge David Mark.

Some taxpayers soon will be able to electronically file their local taxes, thanks in part to a new contract between a private tax collector and a fast-growing Coraopolis company.

Open roads -- With few exceptions, contractors have suspended major road work for the Labor Day holiday weekend and, where possible, PennDOT has temporarily lifted restrictions on roads and bridges.

The longer, new on-ramp to Interstate 79 north from Route 50 in Bridgeville will be open to traffic on Friday morning.

Joshua M. Berg has been promoted to manager of the Harborcreek office of Northwest Savings Bank.

The intersection of Stanwix Street and Penn Avenue, Downtown, will be closed from noon to 3 p.m. today during delivery of concrete to the subway tunnel boring machine's receiving pit.