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New Kensington seeks ideas for future of Campbell Avenue parklet

Playground equipment removed from a New Kensington neighborhood’s parklet can be replaced but can’t be done in time for this summer, a city councilman said. The removal of the equipment on Campbell Avenue came as a shock to children and adults. Tracy Mercuri said she went to city council’s meeting

Closed garage cancels New Kensington fireworks; display planned at AK Valley Park

There will be a professional fireworks display for Independence Day in New Kensington this year, but it won’t be put on by the city. The city will not be launching fireworks because the usual location, the Kensington Plaza Garage on Fourth Avenue, is closed and can’t be used, city clerk

Plans in works for 60 trees to be planted in New Kensington

New Kensington residents will have opportunities to learn about trees before five dozen are planted in the city this fall. The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy will hold two “tree tender” training sessions before the trees are planted in at least two sessions in late October and early November, said Brian Crooks,

New Kensington community garden finds new home at Salvation Army

New Kensington’s community garden is set to take root in a new home in the city. The vegetable garden, previously located along Fifth Avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets, is set to be rebuilt and replanted this year on the grounds of the Salvation Army off Industrial Boulevard. The New

New Kensington Council rejects use of office building for counseling services

Brian C. Rittmeyer | Tribune-Review New Kensington Council has denied Southwest Behavioral Care, an affiliate of Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services, approval to use this building on Industrial Boulevard as its new offices in the city. The nonprofit agency has outgrown its existing space about a half mile away in the city.   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. New Kensington Council has denied a nonprofit’s request to use an office building on Industrial Boulevard for its outpatient mental health and substance abuse counseling services. Southwest Behavioral Care, an affiliate of Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services, sought the city’s permission to use the vacant building at 400 Industrial Blvd., about a half-mile away from its current offices at 408 Eighth St.

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