Archives for June 2016

The Tribune-Review’s Jim Spezialetti offers some perspective on how many people were interested in filling the council seat left vacant by the death of Bill Colussy: Bridgeville Council meetings usually… [Read More]

The Chartiers Valley School Board approved the district’s first tax hike in six years on Tuesday night. The .3892 mill increase means an additional $38.92 in taxes for every $100,000 of your property’s… [Read More]

Some of Bridgville’s fire hydrants have become camouflaged by the grass, weeds, and shrubs growing around them. That’s obviously not an good situation for firefighters who might respond to calls in those areas. Now… [Read More]

Earlier today, borough council appointed Bert Cherry to fill the council seat left vacant by the death of councilman Bill Colussy. The vote was 5-1 in favor of Cherry who… [Read More]

Bridgeville Borough Council finally gave up asking Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway to repair a dangerous sidewalk in the railroad’s right of way. After many months of hearing the privately-owned… [Read More]

The Borough of Bridgeville is looking for candidates to fill the council seat formerly occupied by Bill Colussy, who died on May 27. The term lasts until January 2018. [Update]: Council… [Read More]

A brief Flag Day ceremony will be held at the Bridgeville War Memorial on Tuesday, June 14 at 7 p.m. This event is organized by the Holy Child Knights of… [Read More]

The $80 million high school-middle school complex that Chartiers Valley is building looked pretty amazing in the original design sketches. It looked even cooler in a video rendering that the school’s architect,… [Read More]

While investigating what might be Bridgeville’s first burglary of the year, police reminded residents yesterday that there’s no need to panic. It’s June. And this might be the first burglary… [Read More]