An independent movie filmed at several locations in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties is set to premiere Wednesday at the Three Rivers Film Festival. Source:…
Posts published in “Allegheny”
Clean energy funds investment can aid hard-hit communities
By lowber on October 20, 2023
If the region can boast there are workers here who are trained in the semi-conductor industry, it could be a boon for economic development. …
Knights of Columbus groups serve local communities despite controversial namesake
By lowber on October 9, 2023
The legacy of 15th-century Italian explorer and navigator Christopher Columbus has sparked controversy in recent years, but there remain about 100 Knights of Columbus councils…
911 dispatch centers struggle with staff shortages
By lowber on October 5, 2023
It’s a call that can save someone’s life, but the local centers where 911 dispatchers work to answer those pleas for help are seeing more…
Morning Roundup: Man hospitalized after Bloomfield shooting; fire destroys Cook Township home
By lowber on October 2, 2023
Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Monday, Oct. 2: Source: The Tribune-Review
Federal jury convicts 2 Las Vegas men of committing wire fraud targeting elderly in Western Pa.
By lowber on September 29, 2023
Following a five-day trial in Pittsburgh federal court, a jury convicted two Las Vegas men of defrauding elderly residents in Western Pennsylvania and elsewhere. …
Hempfield man run over by car, female suspect arrested in East McKeesport
By lowber on September 18, 2023
An East McKeesport woman is accused of running over a man in a Hempfield driveway Saturday and leaving him there until a child asked a…
‘It was my life’: Former North Hills resident continues 40-year photography business in Manor
By lowber on August 14, 2023
Alicia Dallago’s journey with photography first took shape far outside Western Pennsylvania. Source: The Tribune-Review
'Not your grandmother's center': Seniors centers evolve with Pilates, pickleball and pub burgers
By lowber on July 23, 2023
Strong coffee and bingo are enough to draw Betty Delaney to the Highlands Area Senior Center every day. But her “partner in crime,” Christine Drane,…
Law says Pa. autopsy reports should be public. Why aren't they?
By lowber on July 16, 2023
From coast to coast, officials have tried to block Terence Keel from getting autopsy reports as he studies jail and police-custody deaths. Source: The…