In the Plum school board race, no candidate was successfully nominated on both the Republican and Democrat ballots despite 12 attempting to do so. With independent and incumbent Republican Joe Tommarrello winning a Democrat nomination back in the primaries, this race has four Republicans, three Democrats, and one independent vying
There are four Plum council seats open as voters take to the polls in November. Two former councilman, three incumbents and three newcomers make up the eight-candidate field for the council positions. On the Democratic side, candidates are Michael Creighton, Jennifer Lynn Pusateri, David Odom and Justin Michael Tuskan. Republican
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Excavation continues along Old Mine Road in Plum for the borough’s new municipal center project.
Massaro Construction Management Services is overseeing Rycon Construction crews at the site, which is next to the Renton Volunteer Fire Department and Plum EMS stations.
Digging began in January and is expected to continue through April.
It’s unclear when building construction will begin.
The so-called town center would house a police station, municipal offices, gym, a plaza and a community center essentially an all-in-one government service center.
The current Plum Community Center is located at 499 Center-New Texas Road. The borough building is at 4575 New Texas Road.
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A Duquesne Light Company traffic cone sits at the entrance of a right-of-way where the company has prepared land on which steel monopoles will hoist new transmission lines as part of the Universal-Plum Reliability Project.
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Duquesne Light Company has started construction on an electric transmission line spanning five miles through Plum, Monroeville and Penn Hills.
The project, dubbed the Universal-Plum Reliability Project, was split into four areas, and construction began the first week of January, according to a website dedicated to the endeavor.