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Eyesore no more: Adjacent blighted storefronts demolished

In a project years in the making, two long-deteriorating city eyesores were leveled this week.

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City received DOJ grant to avoid police layoffs

A $1.1-million Department of Justice grant will help the city avoid layoffs in its police department.

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FirstMerit demolition bids have wide range

The range of bids for the demolition of the FirstMerit building on North Mill Street in the downtown is between $624,600 and $2.5 million.

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Tarentum demolition project spurs positive impact on community

Tarentum demolition project spurs positive impact on community
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Tarentum reviewing bids to tear down 3 buildings

Tarentum received bids from five contractors to tear down three vacant and abandoned residential properties in the borough. The buildings are a duplex at 243-245 W. Seventh Ave. and single-family homes at 339 W. 11th Ave. and 532 E. Third Ave. They had appeared on previous lists to be torn

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