Shaler Township News

Two local police officers were honored for going "above and beyond the call of duty" to protect their communities.

A woman accidentally crashed her car into a neighbor's porch in Shaler Township on Friday.

Boy Scouts from Troop 157 diligently tended to a large fire last week in the name of patriotism.

Incumbent Catherine Davidson, 58, will be challenged by Domenic Donovan, 38, for the seat on the Shaler Area School District school board in Region 2. Davidson, who won the Democratic nomination, will face Donovan, the Republican nomination, in the General Election on Nov.

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

Voters will see two new names on the ballot vying for the one open seat on the Shaler Township Board of Commissioners in Ward 2 after incumbent Joe Gally chose not to seek re-election. Democratic candidate, Jim Tunstall, and Lori Voegtly Mizgorski, the republican candidate, will challenge each other for the open seat in the township elections Nov.

If the Shaler Board of Commissioners approves a proposed ordinance next month, Shaler residents will be restricted on where they can park vehicles on their property.

Heavy rain and swirling winds did little to dampen Shaler's homecoming celebration.

NAME _ Thomas W. Corbett Jr. AGE-BIRTHDATE_ 60; June 17, 1949. PARTY _ Republican.

In an effort to improve safety and efficiency at Shaler Area Elementary School, car and bus traffic will be separated starting this school year.

After years of trying to repair Wynne Street after major storms washed away the hillside, Shaler Township officials are looking to provide a permanent solution.

Shaler North Hills Library is turning to those who use it most for input on how to operate in the upcoming years.

Police officers' job is to protect and serve their community, but they also take many precautions to protect themselves.

The Department of Defense said no criminal charges will be filed against military contractor KBR in connection with the electrocution of a Green Beret soldier who was electrocuted while showering in his barracks in Iraq.

Share + Aug 8, 2009 8:30 pm US/Eastern Reporting Ralph Iannotti 1 of 1 The Rivers Casino is set to open Sunday morning on Pittsburgh's North Shore after successful test runs last Wednesday and Friday.

A Shaler boy's Honda minibike was returned to him last week -- just days after it was stolen during a rash of vehicle break-ins and thefts in the Shaler area.

Shaler Township residents who live on Walters Avenue in Bauerstown soon will be able to breathe a sigh of relief as the Walters Avenue retaining wall project nears completion to help prevent future landslides.

Shaler Township officials are working to refurbish the Bauerstown neighborhood in Shaler Township one building at a time.

The Defense Department's Inspector General has determined that military leaders and a military contractor failed to protect a Green Beret who was electrocuted while showering in his barracks in Iraq.

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