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DEP may partner with drillers to clean up acid mine drainage
Ron Lindemuth, an environmental projects construction inspector supervisor with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, stands near the Wingfield Pines passive treatment system, a series of five sediment ponds and a wetland area used to remove metal from abandoned mine water that flows into nearby Chartiers Creek.
Walko, four others, win Common Pleas Court seat
State Rep. Don Walko was among the winners tonight of five seats on Allegheny County Common Pleas Court, according to unofficial results with 97 percent of precincts reporting.
World War II veteran of Upper St. Clair was devoted to family, students
As the son of a coal miner who became disabled in a mine accident, Arlow Julian experienced hardship.
Teen choir readies for fall performance
Needing all the help I can get in the singing department, I'm usually drawn to choirs and choruses featuring youth or young adults and often those ensembles having more developed, trained voices.
Judge nixes Pa. atty's bias suit as 'employer'
A federal judge has dismissed a sex discrimination suit a female attorney filed against a Pittsburgh law firm saying because she is a shareholder the attorney is, essentially, her own employer.
For Allegheny Common Pleas Court: Elect these 5
Voters will select five judges for 10-year terms on Allegheny County Common Pleas Court in Tuesday's election.
Preview: Coach Praises Westminster's Freshmen
Larry Ondako Key Losses: Bobby Glass ; David Richards Key Returnees: Ryne Murray ; Jon Gubish ; Max Spinner ; Rob Briggs ; Steve Bielich ; Anthony DeFelice , Cameron McCleary Top Newcomers: Adam Carswell ; Ron Martino , Reuben King , Connor Kobis ; Nick Klein , Liam Halferty , Jordan Greer .
BrewMasters Club joins the ranks of beer samplers Suburban Living
Cheers! - " BrewMasters Club joins the ranks of beer samplers By Terri T. Johnson Wine and champagne used to be the preferred beverages of the refined.
Five for Common Pleas: It's about electing good judges, not party favorites
This year's Common Pleas Court election poses an unusual question: Why should voters cast their ballot in favor of a candidate who isn't even asking them to do it? Read more about the candidates here .
Peters Township claimed its second WPIAL team tennis title and first since 1996 with a 3-2 win against Upper St.
Pediatric physician of Upper St. Clair always put patients first
When Jeff O'Connor, then 14, experienced a dull, heavy pain in his chest, his mother took him to see Dr.
$317 million for schools not coming
Mark Cherpak, director of operational services for the Steel Valley School District, had hoped to use federal stimulus money designated for school districts in Pennsylvania to help balance his district's 2009-2010 budget.
USX executive of Mt. Lebanon stressed value of education
As an executive with USX Corp., Edward Hutchison rubbed elbows with many of the top executives of Fortune 500 companies.
South Fayette mulls rezoning properties
South Fayette mulls rezoning properties By Deana Carpenter For The Almanac writer@thealmanac.net The South Fayette Township Board of Commissioners held a public hearing Oct.
A Walk to Remember a ' Parents honor children's memory By Terry Kish For The Almanac writer@thealmanac.net Nothing is more devastating for a parent than the loss of a child, and for those who lose a child through stillbirth, miscarriage, or shortly after birth, it can be especially difficult because their child's life was so brief.
Read Terri Johnson's story about Mortenson.
This article has been read 109 times. Afghanistan and Pakistan are about as far away from his native Minnesota and Norwegian and Lutheran heritage as humanitarian Greg Mortenson can go.
Possible Asbestos Delays Mountain View Inn Demolition
The threat of asbestos has slowed demolition at the historic Mountain View Inn. WTAE Channel 4's news-exchange partner at The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported that a state inspector has ordered the Westmoreland County building secured until it can be determined if asbestos is present.
Asbestos concerns halt dismantling of Mountain View Inn
Youngwood entrepreneur Jane Altman was daydreaming Wednesday about how great the beautiful 29-foot mahogany bar from the now-closed Mountain View Inn will look in her McCali Manor renovation project in Mt.
Judge candidates campaign in Stroudsburg
Three Republican candidates for state appeals court judges campaigned in Stroudsburg on Tuesday.
U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Upper St. Clair presented a ceremonial check for $199, 500 in federal funding for the Washington County Council on Economic Development to aid in the continued redevelopment of Starpointe Business Park in Hanover Township.