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Man Waives Two DUI Hearings in Wilkinsburg Court
Wilkinsburg District Judge Kim Hoots heard the following cases on May 16: Daryl White, 22, of Penn Hills, waived a preliminary on two counts of driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance.
Spring Means Seedings, Sprouts and Sustainability at Local Farms
To every thing there is a season-and we are in the season of planting. Despite the frost warnings this week, May is the time when many plants take root.
Vacant Property Recovery Program Improves Wilkinsburg for Residents and Businesses
From facilitating the expansion of restaurants and other small businesses, to providing creative space for artists and community gardeners, the Allegheny County Vacant Property Recovery Program is working to be a vital tool for community renewal in Wilkinsburg.
Spring Means Seedlings, Sprouts and Sustainability at Local Farms
To every thing there is a season-and we are in the season of planting. Despite the frost warnings this week, May is the time when many plants take root.
Spring Means Seedings, Sprouts and Sustainability at Local Farms
To every thing there is a season-and we are in the season of planting. Despite the frost warnings this week, May is the time when many plants take root.
Wilkinsburg Judge Hears Six DUI Cases
Wilkinsburg District Judge Kim Hoots heard the following cases on May 9: Jamie Lemar Butler, 30, of Wilkinsburg was held for court on charges of robbery, aggravated assault, receiving stolen property, conspiracy and recklessly endangering another person.
Police Testing Unknown White Substance Found In Local Classroom
A white substance found in a fourth grade classroom desk at Turner Elementary School in Wilkinsburg has parents concerned, the district looking for answers and the police testing for drugs.
Spring Means Seedlings, Sprouts and Sustainability at Local Farms
To every thing there is a season-and we are in the season of planting. Despite the frost warnings this week, May is the time when many plants take root.
Authorities testing suspicious white substance found inside local elementary school
An alarming letter was sent to parents of students in the Wilkinsburg School District alerting them that a suspicious white substance was found in an elementary school classroom.
Forest Hills & Wilkinsburg Officials to Meet About Sherwood Road Traffic, Noise
Forest Hills and Wilkinsburg officials are expected to meet with representatives of Hosanna House International to discuss some noise and traffic issues stemming from the Sherwood Event Center.
Wilkinsburg Police Chief Addresses Brawl Caught On Tape
Some parents are furious over a brawl between students in Wilkinsburg. They say security guards just stood by and watched.
Spring Means Seedings, Sprouts and Sustainability at Pine-Richland Area Farms
To every thing there is a season-and we are in the season of planting. Despite the frost warnings this week, May is the time when many plants take root.
County launches community health anti-violence commission
Thanks to a push from state Rep. Ed Gainey, D-East Liberty, Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald announced the creation of a Public Health Commission on Preventing Violence and Promoting Community Mental Health.
15-year-old girl from Wilkinsburg reported missing
The Wilkinsburg Police Department put out a missing person notice Friday afternoon for a 15-year-old girl.
Men Accused In Robbery, Shooting Of Jitney Driver To Stand Trial
The two men accused in the violent robbery and shooting death of a jitney driver last month in Wilkinsburg appeared in court this morning for a hearing.
Woman Injured After High-Speed Police Chase; Suspect On The Loose
The chase ended within city limits but started in Wilkinsburg when a red car with a stolen license plate traveled through the area before 7:00 p.m. Thursday.
Mayors Against Illegal Guns Announces New Ad Thanking Senator Toomey...
The ad will air in "Americans want elected officials that have the courage and independence to stand up for common sense legislation, even when special interests oppose it - as Senator Toomey did when he co-sponsored gun safety legislation with Senator Manchin," said Mayors Against Illegal Guns Co-Chair and .
Judge Hoots Hears Robbery, Firearm and Burglary Cases
Wilkinsburg District Judge Kim Hoots heard the following cases on May 2: Morris Fredd Corinthian, 33, of McKeesport waived a preliminary hearing on charges of robbery, aggravated assault, conspiracy and recklessly endangering another person.
Jobs: Listings in the Forest Hills-Regent Square Area
Here are some of the latest job openings in and near the Forest Hills-Regent Square area.
Dealing with the darkest thoughts of suicide
But through therapy, Mr. Allen, 64, of Wilkinsburg has learned to deal with depression and not act upon his suicidal ideation.