Etna News

PennDOT construction projects for next year will continue work started in 2009 to improve roads used by Alle-Kiski Valley drivers.

Share + Dec 16, 2009 4:55 pm US/Eastern There are just about two weeks left in 2009, but PennDOT is already looking forward to next year with some major construction projects in the works.

Another season of major construction delays for Route 28 motorists and the last phase of a multiyear improvement project on the Parkway East are among the highlights of PennDOT's construction program for the coming year.

Tony Chiaramonte was a talker who worked seven days a week while raising his eight children.

Michael Novosel Jr. faced one more mission this week. As an Army medical evacuation helicopter pilot, he and his father rescued more than 8,800 wounded soldiers from the jungles of Vietnam.

The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy is the latest organization seeking help because of troubling financial forecasts.

Nine people were injured during Etna's Light-Up Night festivities when a fireworks display tipped over and fired into the crowd, officials said.

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Share + Nov 25, 2009 6:01 pm US/Eastern Reporting Harold Hayes Click to enlarge 1 of 1 The opening of two lanes of traffic helped ease the burden on Route 28 just north of the Etna interchange, ending months of lane restrictions and detours.

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Share + Nov 24, 2009 9:40 am US/Eastern Reporting Jim Lokay Two major road projects are set to wrap up tomorrow, in time for the Thanksgiving travel rush.

Homicide detectives from the Allegheny County Police Department are investigating a suspicious death in Etna.

Even as the last of the leaves fall from the trees this autumn, one Etna flower shop is "always in bloom." Kevin Burke and Susan Haas Colonello of Burke & Haas, Always in Bloom, in Etna, work to create a floral oasis in the heart of Etna and brighten the community.

Lazy landlords in O'Hara are under scrutiny. Council is considering a nuisance ordinance that targets township landlords who fail to keep properties safe.

The following page was sent to Pittsburghers Celebrate Spooky Season A copy was sent to your e-mail address Send Another E-mail Share + Oct 31, 2009 11:45 pm US/Eastern Pittsburghers Celebrate Spooky Season The Halloween spirit spread across Pittsburgh on Saturday as the kids were out in their costumes, the adults headed to their parties.

Pennsylvania - The smoke was so thick that Blawnox police Officer Tom Duffy could not see the woman trapped on the balcony below.

Police officers charged into a high-rise apartment building in Blawnox and saved a woman trapped by fire early this morning, authorities said.

A New Kensington man pleaded guilty to third-degree murder this morning in exchange for a sentence of 25 to 50 years in prison.

Shaler Township Board of Commissioners approved the condemnation of a house located on St.

Scott Simmons, owner of the ScareHouse in Etna == "We spent 10 years becoming an overnight sensation." Scott Simmons works all year round for five weeks of glory come Halloween.