Cranberry Township News

If you're not sure where to go to vote for Tuesday's primary election, Cranberry Patch is here to help.

Kids age 12 and older will have a chance to get up close and personal with Cranberry's first responders at a new summer camp.

There were no lines Tuesday as Cranberry voters turned out in low numbers for the 2013 primary election.

A Cranberry Township resident accused of stealing more than $13,000 has been indicted by a federal grand jury, according to the U.S. attorney's office in Pittsburgh.

The spring primary is May 21. Do you know who you're voting for? In an effort to help readers get to know those running for Cranberry Township's Board of Supervisors, Patch is running a series of candidate profiles.

Word that Engine 765 was on its way from Ohio lured train buffs to railroad crossings up and down the line.

A Beaver County-based construction worker charged with stealing more than $10,000 worth of jewelry from a Cranberry Township.

Sky 4 flew over the accident scene on Freshcorn Road. The motorcycle was found in some brush on the side of the road.

Looking for a job? Here are the latest job openings in and around Cranberry Township.

Exco Resources is looking to sublease its entire Warrendale office, 56,000 square feet of space at Keystone Summit Corporate Park.

Kids of Cranberry area residents don't have to leave the area to attend summer camp.

Springtime has arrived and pollen is in the air. Thanks to the effects of climate change , experts say the pollen count this season will be higher than ever before .

With the summer break for students just around the corner, Cranberry is r evving up its effort to slow down speeders.

In a bid to create a new powerhouse in the heat-transfer technology world, IPEG, Inc., the parent company of The Conair Group and Rapid Granulator, is acquiring the assets of Thermal Care, Inc., a manufacturer of temperature controllers, portable and central chillers, cooling towers and pump tanks.

Looking for a job? Here are the latest job openings in and around Cranberry Township.

This blog post is in response to a Patch member that goes by the name "Boyerwedum". He commented on the story, "Seneca Valley School Board Member Announces Run for Cranberry Supervisor". Boyerwedum: Sure, it isn't enough that Mr.

A Cranberry Township woman on Thursday pleaded guilty in federal court to charges of bank fraud and mail fraud, according to United States Attorney David J. Hickton.

The Komen Pittsburgh Affiliate will be at the Mall at Robinson this weekend to sign people up for the 21st Komen Pittsburgh Race for the Cure.

The new facility includes an 8,000 sq ft technical center comprised of machine demonstration areas and facilities for test cutting, research and development, and the development of custom turnkey solutions.