Allegheny Township residents can expect to see a lot of newly elected Supervisor James Morabito. “I plan on being here at the township building weekly,” said Morabito, 58, a small business owner for 35 years. “I’m going to be hands-on, going over details of daily and weekly activities.” Morabito, who
Taco Bell is coming to Allegheny Township. Township officials approved land development for the fast-food restaurant last month. The eatery will be a standalone establishment, not a combo KFC/Taco Bell, Township Manager Greg Primm said. “It’s always good to see new businesses coming in, especially giving people more options for
Apollo-Ridge School Board has passed a preliminary budget for next school year that proposes a 2.4% real estate tax hike for its Armstrong County communities and a 7.9% decrease in Indiana County. The proposed $26.8 million budget for 2021-22 is 1.7% higher than this school year’s. The district covers the
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The Freeport Bridge spans the Allegheny River and is visible from the Tredway Trail in Allegheny Township.
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The newest extension to the Tredway Trail in Allegheny Township will extend the trail north to Kiski Junction and will include a scenic loop along the Allegheny River.
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Preliminary work on an expansion of the Tredway Trail in Allegheny Township will lead to an additional three miles of trail to hikers and bicyclists.
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An anti-President Biden flag bearing a profanity lays on the ground on the front lawn of an Allegheny Township resident’s property Tuesday.
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Allegheny Township Supervisor Mike Korns said he avoids driving along a section of the township’s Markle Road when his grandchildren are with him because a resident there has placed vulgar flags in his front yard.
One of the anti-President Biden flags contains obscenities.
“I strongly support free speech, but that’s over the line,” said Korns, who raised the issue at a supervisors meeting this week.