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Shaler-area real estate transactions, July 20

Etna Estate of Thomas Ford Jr. sold property at 34 Ganster St. to MEC Passive Properties LLC for $46,000. Shaler SIH Projects LLC sold property at 514 Friday Road to Tomothy and Samantha Hopson for $130,000. Harriet Navarro sold property at 536 Little Pine Creek Road to Lan Thi Liu...
Sewickley-area real estate transactions, July 20

Aleppo Gwynn Wardwell sold property at 317 Sewickley Ridge Drive to Mark and Carol Limbach for $530,000. Linda Buckley sold property at 203 Timber Lane to Morgan Iacovino for $189,900. Sewickley Julie Wiltman sold property at 808 Beaver St. to Carol Sirianni for $614,800. David Holland Jr. sold property at...
Bloomfield’s Little Italy Days festival rescheduled for fallVideo

Bloomfield’s Little Italy Days have been rescheduled. The four-day Italian festival is now planned for Oct. 8-11, producer Sal Richetti said Monday. Richetti made the decision last week because of the ever-changing restrictions surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. “I’ve been monitoring the situation and because of all the restrictions, I felt...
Westmoreland adds 21 new covid-19 cases

There were 21 new cases added to Westmoreland County’s total covid-19 count on Monday. To date, there have been 1,174 cases of coronavirus in Westmoreland County. There were no new deaths reported, which leaves the death toll at 40. Among those testing positive, 20 of the new cases have been...
Derry Township woman killed after gun apparently shot outside her homeVideo

A Derry Township woman was killed Monday when she was struck by a bullet apparently fired from outside her home, according to Trooper Steve Limani. State police are investigating the death of 52-year-old Tracy Marie Squib as a homicide. “It appears … that the gunshot came from outside the house,...
86-year-old Carnegie man’s drowning death ruled accidental

An 86-year-old Carnegie man’s July 15 drowning death has been ruled an accident by the Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s office. John Kirby was found in a pool in the 500 block of Flynn Ave. at 4:22 p.m. and pronounced dead about a half-hour later, the medical examiner’s office said. Allegheny...
Pittsburgh voices featured on CNN series

Some voices of Southwestern Pennsylvania were featured Sunday night in the CNN series “United Shades of America with W. Kamau Bell.” Bell, a sociopolitical comedian and author, hosts the Emmy-winning series, which explores unique aspects of racism throughout the nation. In its fifth season, the documentary-style show tackles the topic...
2 accused of stealing $45K in state payments for providing care for Avonmore man

Two women are accused by police of taking $45,000 in payments from the state Department of Human Services for work they didn’t do while acting as caregivers for an Avonmore man, according to agents from the Attorney General’s office. Joan L. Foley, 64, of Avonmore, and her daughter Christie Lee...
Little Free Library coming to Blawnox in August

Anyone with a love of literacy can check out Blawnox’s new Little Free Library under construction in the heart of town near the Veteran’s Memorial along Freeport Road. The box is roughly 2 feet by 2 feet and will be painted in the borough’s colors of blue and gold. It...
Pine supervisors meeting limited to 25 people

The Pine Township board of supervisors meeting scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday will be limited to 25 people, including the board and staff. According to the municipality’s website, masks will be required and those attending should maintain social distancing. During the meeting, a public hearing will be held regarding an...
Allegheny County adds 172 covid-19 cases, with 4 new hospitalizations

For the third straight day, Allegheny County health officials announced less than 200 new cases. Monday’s report of 172 new cases brings the total in Allegheny County to 6,435. Officials reported four new hospitalizations and no new deaths. So far, 512 residents have been hospitalized, while 208 have died. The...
Pennsylvania offers grants to help preserve, inventory historical records

As an Export councilwoman and a member of the borough’s historical society, Melanie Litz has access to a treasure trove of the town’s history. She has handwritten letters of interest for council seats when the borough’s independent government was being formed in 1911. She has council’s original handwritten book of...
Lowrie Street bridge to be replaced in Pittsburgh’s Troy Hill neighborhood

Rialto Street will be closed from July 27 through December in Pittsburgh’s Troy Hill neighborhood because a 48-year-old bridge that crosses over it will be replaced in a $1.1 million project. The Lowrie Street Bridge has been deteriorating in recent years. The project will replace the bridge beams, deck, sidewalks...
Animal Friends looking for homes for rabbits

Animal Friends in Ohio Township is looking for homes for adoptable rabbits. The nonprofit is open by appointment only and continues to offer some services, including adoptions. According to their website, Animal Friends in May took in more than 20 rabbits, some of whom were pregnant. While many of the...
Body of West Mifflin man found in Youghiogheny River

First responders on Monday recovered the body of a West Mifflin man from the Youghiogheny River in Rostraver. Craig A. Helsel, 53, of West Mifflin was recovered by a rescue team shortly before 11 a.m., according to Westmoreland County Deputy Coroner Joshua Zappone. He was pronounced dead at the scene....
Rotary Club of Greensburg awards $11,500 in scholarships to local students

The Rotary Club of Greensburg this year awarded $11,500 in scholarships to 12 local students. The club has two scholarships that are awarded every year. The Kenneth P. Rutter Scholarship is named for a former minister and Rotary member who died in 2005. It is awarded to students with a...

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