An Aspinwall doctor is the recipient of a national award for providing exceptional palliative care for end-of-life patients in the Butler Health System. Source:…
Posts published in “Allegheny”
Small plane crashes in woods in Elizabeth Township, pilot suffers serious injuries
By lowber on May 27, 2022
A pilot suffered life-threatening injuries Friday night when his plane crashed into a wooded area of Elizabeth Township, about a half-mile from Rostraver Airport, township…
Here are 10 sites to make Memorial Day weekend a memorable one
By lowber on May 27, 2022
Grab the fishing pole, pump up the bicycle tires, and knock the mud off your hiking boots as Memorial Day weekend and the traditional start…
Proposal would require greater public access to records from Pitt, Penn State, others
By lowber on May 24, 2022
Greater transparency requirements could be in store for Pennsylvania’s four state-related universities. Source: The Tribune-Review
What would a college voucher program mean for students in Pennsylvania?
By lowber on May 15, 2022
“Heated budget battles” were raging in Harrisburg last year when state Rep. Eric Nelson stopped by the Hempfield Home Depot. Source: The Tribune-Review
New Bushy Run Battlefield facilitator is pre-Revolutionary War history buff
By lowber on April 30, 2022
The Bushy Run Battlefield and museum near Harrison City will have a new leader, a soon-to-be University of Pittsburgh graduate with a history degree who…
Still a pandemic? Endemic? Becoming like the flu? Whatever the term, covid-19 has become more manageable
By lowber on April 28, 2022
Experts in the Pittsburgh region generally agree with Dr. Anthony Fauci’s assessment this week that the United States is “out of the pandemic phase” of…
Vehicle crashes through wall at Forest Hills hair salon
By lowber on April 25, 2022
Anthony Fazio woke Monday to a 2:30 a.m. call from Forest Hills police informing him that someone had crashed a truck into his salon, Fazio’s…
Pittsburgh metro area loses population, leads nation in natural population decline
By lowber on March 25, 2022
The Pittsburgh metropolitan area lost 13,755 residents between July 2020 and July 2021, according to U.S. Census estimates. Source: The Tribune-Review
Seeing double: 2-22-22 is not your ordinary Tuesday
By lowber on February 22, 2022
Some dates just stick out. Source: The Tribune-Review