MEMBERS PRESENT: Council President, Michael Tolmer Council Vice President, Bruce Ghelarducci Council: William Henderson Joseph Colosimo Joseph Verduci Nino Petrocelli, Sr. ALSO PRESENT: Mayor, Betty Copeland Solicitor, Thomas McDermott Engineer, Joe Sites Borough Manager, Lori Collins Police Chief, Chad King Fire Chief, William Chilleo SouthBridge EMS, Dan Miller ROLL CALL VISITORS, PLEASE STATE NAMES AND… [Read More]
Archives for 2018
Stop By Bridgeville’s Halloween Parade for Kids & Pets on Saturday
Bridgeville’s Halloween Parade will be held on Saturday, Oct. 27 at Goodwill Manor. The line-up begins at 10 a.m. and the parade starts at 11 a.m., ending at the Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department. The parade includes a pet costume contest. Pets must be on leashes and behave well around children and other animals. In case… [Read More]
Stop By The Historical Society Bake Sale Thursday and Friday!
It’s time to carb up for winter! Let’s start by visiting the Bridgeville Area Historical Society’s bake sale Thursday, Oct. 18 and Friday, Oct 19 at the old train station at 441 Station St. Baked goods will be available between 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. on Thursday and from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. on… [Read More]
Nobody Knows What’s Going On In Bridgeville
For nearly two years, the official Bridgeville Borough newsletter devoted part of its front page—the most valuable space in any printed publication—to warning residents that this website, Bridgeville.org, is not an official, borough-authorized source of local news. For almost the same length of time, the Bridgeville Planning Commission had been working with a consultant to… [Read More]
Bridgeville Borough Council—Oct. 8, 2018
MEMBERS PRESENT: Council President, Michael Tolmer Council Vice President, Bruce Ghelarducci Council: William Henderson Joseph Colosimo Joseph Verduci Nino Petrocelli, Sr. Virginia Schneider Mayor, Betty Copeland Solicitor, Thomas McDermott Engineer, Joe Sites Borough Manager, Lori Collins Police Chief, Chad King Fire Chief, William Chilleo SouthBridge EMS, Dan Miller ROLL CALL VISITORS, PLEASE STATE NAMES… [Read More]
Planning Commission Sends Baldwin Flood Plan to Council
Amid confusion on the part of some residents, the Bridgeville Planning Commission voted 5-0 last week to forward a $30 million flood alleviation plan to borough council. For nearly two years, planning commissioners worked with an environmental engineer to craft the plan, which would dramatically alter the Baldwin Street corridor, including Bower Hill road. Planning… [Read More]
Chartiers Valley Ranked 6th Best Public School In Pittsburgh Suburbs
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 Valley tied for sixth place with seven other school districts. This ranking puts Chartiers Valley ahead of Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair, and South Fayette…. [Read More]
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 and opened the city gates that fateful year, the Vandals mostly kept their promise to spare citizen’s lives and refrain from burning down the city…. [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 around the bus. “Unfortunately, we’ve had to write a few tickets for cars passing the school buses whenever they’ve been loading up students,” King told… [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 helping residents safely dispose of their old, unused, or unneeded prescription medications. The bad news, temporarily, is that the department can’t accept new drop-offs until… [Read More]
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