Chartiers Valley is one of the 12 best suburban school districts in the region, according to a recent Pittsburgh Magazine analysis of 45 public schools. To put it another way, Chartiers… [Read More]
Archives for September 2018
Councilman Colosimo Hopes Security Cams Deter Park Vandals
Some historians believe that the Vandals—the Germanic barbarians who sacked Rome in 455 A.D.—have an undeserved reputation for wholesale and wanton destruction. When Rome’s leaders conceded defeat to King Genseric… [Read More]
Reminder From Bridgeville Police: Stop Signs on School Buses Literally Mean ‘Stop,’ Not ‘Try To Swerve Around’
Bridgeville Police Chief Chad King reminded residents earlier this month that “stop” signs that extend from school buses actually do means “stop,” and that it’s illegal to try to drive… [Read More]
Police Department’s Prescription Med Drop-Off Box Is Temporarily Full
The medication disposal box that was installed this summer in the lobby of the Bridgeville police station is currently filled to capacity. The good news is that the box is… [Read More]
Council Finally Answers the $488,000 Question
Bridgeville officials said last week that the borough will honor its commitment to contribute $488,000 toward the widening of the Chartiers Creek bridge, a multi-community, PennDOT-led project that breaks ground… [Read More]
Bridgeville Borough Council—Sept. 10, 2018
MEMBERS PRESENT: Council President, Michael Tolmer Council Vice President, Bruce Ghelarducci Council: William Henderson Joseph Colosimo Joseph Verduci Nino Petrocelli, Sr. Virginia Schneider ALSO PRESENT: Mayor, Betty Copeland Solicitor, Thomas… [Read More]
Stop By Bridgeville’s 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Tuesday Evening
Tuesday night at 7 p.m., the Holy Child Knights of Columbus will conduct a brief public ceremony remembering those whose lost their lives during the attacks of September 11, 2001… [Read More]
Bridgeville Planning Commission—Aug. 27, 2018
Full video of the Aug. 27 Bridgeville Planning Commission meeting. After discussing details of the Baldwin Street flood alleviation plan, the commission decided to wait until at least early October… [Read More]
Baldwin Street Flood Plan Could Go To Council in October
A $30 million flood alleviation plan could land on Bridgeville Borough Council’s agenda as soon as next month.