2 more coronavirus cases, no new deaths reported in Westmoreland CountyBy lowber on June 4, 2020Two new covid-19 cases and no additional deaths were reported Thursday in Westmoreland County. Source: The Tribune-ReviewShare this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading...RelatedPublished in Coronavirus, Local, Murrysville, Norwin, Penn-Trafford and Westmoreland lowberMore from CoronavirusMore posts in Coronavirus »Still a pandemic? Endemic? Becoming like the flu? Whatever the term, covid-19 has become more manageablePower of love: Couples navigate pandemic challenges to find that special someoneWestmoreland jail sees coronavirus cases ease in recent daysExcela reopens Unity testing center in response to rising covid-19 numbersWestmoreland County passes 1,000 covid-related deaths since pandemic beganMore from LocalMore posts in Local »Hempfield OKs $300K improvements at park near Old Route 66Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society to debut restored window from razed Catholic church at annual festivalCranberry couple accused of perjury related to sale of Westmoreland home with water issuesWestmoreland happenings: Quilt show, fall fashion show, band concert, morePT's Pizza Palace marks more than 3 decades in Level GreenMore from MurrysvilleMore posts in Murrysville »Ohio man pleads guilty in fatal Route 22 crashProstitution alleged in Murrysville massage parlorFranklin Regional community remembers creativity of senior found dead outside schoolFranklin Regional has counseling options in place after student suicidePreliminary hearings ordered for retired detective facing drugs, witness intimidation chargesMore from NorwinMore posts in Norwin »Irwin woman arrested after kids, pets found living in dangerous filthTeamwork saved girl's life in Penn Township blaze, fire chief saysIrwin man pleads guilty to possession of child porn, sentenced to at least 4 years in prisonNorwin Art League renovates studioNorwin won't attempt to retrieve deleted videos, may consider new records policyMore from Penn-TraffordMore posts in Penn-Trafford »PT's Pizza Palace marks more than 3 decades in Level GreenTeamwork saved girl's life in Penn Township blaze, fire chief saysCNX pursues new permits for 2 Penn Township gas wells, Protect PT prepares for responsePenn Township moves forward amended rezoning proposalPenn Township takes over local recreation as commission dissolvesMore from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »Hempfield OKs $300K improvements at park near Old Route 66Mt. Pleasant Area Historical Society to debut restored window from razed Catholic church at annual festivalCranberry couple accused of perjury related to sale of Westmoreland home with water issuesWestmoreland happenings: Quilt show, fall fashion show, band concert, morePT's Pizza Palace marks more than 3 decades in Level Green