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Heavy snowfall on Feb. 9, 2021, caused birds to flock at local feeders. Here an Eastern bluebird and Northern carndinal stop by a feeder on a webcam in Murrysville; operated by PixCams.
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PennDOT reduced speed limits on several roads in the Pittsburgh region and urged residents to avoid unnecessary travel as snow made roads slick and treacherous Tuesday morning.
PennDOT lifted speed limit restrictions shortly before 11 a.m. Speed limits had been reduced to 45 mph on all interstates and several other routes during the morning commute because of the winter storm.
Pennsylvania Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman officially launched his campaign for U.S. Senate on Monday. “Now, it’s my turn,” Fetterman said on Twitter early Monday morning. “Let’s get to work.” “This will be the most important Senate race in 2022, so we need to build as much early momentum as
Classes in Keystone Oaks School District will resume Wednesday following a teachers’ strike, the district announced. The date when students and teachers must return was revised after the state Department of Education reviewed the district’s calendar. The department determined that the Keystone Oaks Education Association strike can last up to
Brian C. Rittmeyer | Tribune-Review
A house at
92 Spruce St. is one of three included in a $30,000 demolition contract recently awarded by the Harrison commissioners.
Brian C. Rittmeyer | Tribune-Review
A duplex at 14-16 Philadelphia Ave. in Harrison is among three houses included in a demolition contract awarded to Minniefield Demolition Services of West Mifflin.
Brian C. Rittmeyer | Tribune-Review
Neighbors of a burned-out house at 998 Ivanhoe St. in Harrison expressed their frustration with township officials. The house, which burned in December 2016, is one of three expected to be torn down by the end of February.
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Firefighters use a ladder truck to extend to a balcony of Parnassus Manor while tending to a resident during an evacuation on Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2021.
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More than a dozen residents of Parnassus Manor in New Kensington who were put out of their apartments by a fire Wednesday will be able to return Friday afternoon, a representative of the Westmoreland County Housing Authority said Thursday.
They were being kept out of their apartments for a second night while contractors worked to repair and clean the floor from smoke and water, the housing authority representative said.