Editor’s note: The Penn Hills Progress is only spotlighting contested races in the primary election.
Penn Hills residents might see all the same school board candidates vying for nominations in the primary on the November ballot, as five out of seven people have cross-filed and just two seek only the Democratic nod to run for four seats, according to the Allegheny County Office of Elections unofficial candidate list.
Those seeking both party nominations include Lawrence Choby; Nicholas Lombardo; and incumbents Michael Tauro, Evelyn Herbert and Joseph Capozoli. Incumbent Marisa Jamison and Nicole Richardson sought only to be on the Democratic ticket.
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A Penn Hills husband and wife are suing the police department there, alleging that an officer responding to a domestic disturbance wrongfully arrested the woman and, in doing so, broke her arm.
Barbara Ann Thompkins, 61, and her husband, Eric Klavon, filed the civil rights complaint in federal court on Tuesday.
It names as defendants Penn Hills, its police department and officers Alyssa Finnigan and David Klobuchar.
A message left with Penn Hills police Chief Howard Burton was not immediately returned Tuesday evening.