North Huntingdon has hired a consulting engineer to develop a master plan of recommended improvements to the township’s 127-acre Oak Hollow Park. KU Resources Inc. of Duquesne was directed to develop a site plan to outline what would be appropriate development for what township leaders consider the community’s flagship park.
The North Huntingdon commissioners are planning to debate next week whether to raise their $4,375 annual pay for the first time in 28 years, cut it to less than one-third or keep it at the status quo. The board this week voted 5-2 to discuss the salaries Wednesday, Feb. 15,
Verona council has a new president, vice president and some new members to start this year. Dave Matlin was appointed head of the table, and Joseph Warren was appointed second in command. Matlin served as vice president last year. Warren was appointed in July to fill the seat vacated by
A Gateway School Board member wrapped in a racial controversy has resigned.
Paul Caliari, 46, of Monroeville submitted a letter announcing his resignation, effective immediately, on Thursday according to an announcement posted on the district’s website.
Gateway Superintendent Bill Short wrote in the announcement that he and board president Brian Goppman received Caliari’s resignation.
Neither Short not Goppman responded to requests by the Tribune-Review to obtain the resignation letter. Caliari declined to share the letter.
“Gateway School District takes the safety, well-being, and concerns of our families and community very seriously,” Short wrote. “The District will always strive to be a leader within the classroom and with policies that respect and reflect our diverse population. The Gateway School Board will ensure that steps are taken to continue our mission and that diversity and equity are celebrated. Our children and the communities of Monroeville and Pitcairn d