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TORONTO A woman has been rushed to a trauma centre following a multi-vehicle collision involving a Toronto streetcar Wednesday night. Emergency crews were called to Queen Street and Maclean Avenue after receiving a report of a three-vehicle crash sometime before 9:30 p.m. Toronto paramedics say a woman believed to be in her 30s was transported to a trauma centre for treatment. No further details have been provided regarding her injuries. Roads in the area are closed while police investigate the incident. COLLISION: - reports of a multi-vehicle collision involving a TTC streetcar - police o/s - unknown injuries
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Cheswick Council has passed a budget of nearly $1.7 million for this year that has no property tax hike.
Passed with a 6-0 vote, the budget keeps the tax rate at 5.85 mills. The total includes 5.60 mills with an additional 0.25 of a mill to pay for maintenance at Springdale Free Public Library, which serves Cheswick, too. At that rate, the owner of a property assessed at $104,850, the median property value, will owe $613.37 in real estate taxes, the same amount as in 2020.
The budget is $100,000 less than last year’s spending plan. The largest expense is $234,000, Cheswick’s share to help fund the Allegheny Valley Police Department.