As bad as the flood was for some Westmoreland County residents whose appliances, furnaces and other items in their basements were ruined by flood waters Wednesday, the losses may not rise to the level needed to be declared a disaster, which releases government aid, a county official said Friday. “Westmoreland
Pamela Courie reached her breaking point Thursday when it began raining again. She and her husband spent hours tearing apart and throwing away flood-damaged pieces of their Lowber home, after the Sewickley Creek overflowed over its banks Wednesday and came rushing in. “I want to move. I’m too sick to
Widespread flooding throughout Westmoreland County Wednesday closed roads, flooded basements, required the rescue of some people and stranded others. Drenching rain the last three days that totaled 3 to 5 inches across the region pushed streams and rivers over their banks. Among the hardest hit areas were the villages of
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