Santa will once again be visiting kids in person at this year’s Bridgeville Winter Blast! And there are rumors that there will be live Christmas music, along with the annual tree lighting. The event runs from 6:30 PM to 8 PM at Triangle Park (just behind the Historical Society building/the red railroad car). If you… [Read More]
Historical Society to Host “Bridgeville World War II POWs” Presentation Tuesday Night
At this month’s Bridgeville Area Historical Society presentation, Georgeanne Abood Henson will discuss the World War II experiences of Bridgeville-area servicemen who became prisoners of war. For Abood Henson, it’s a story with a personal connection: her grandfather, George Abood; his cousin, George Shady; and their boyhood friend and neighbor, Peter Calabro, all grew up… [Read More]
Do You Have Thoughts About Public Parking in Bridgeville? Here’s Your Chance to Do Something
The borough is looking for residents interested in filling a vacancy on the Bridgeville Parking Authority Board. This is a volunteer position with a five-year term. The parking authority oversees Bridgeville’s public parking infrastructure—lots, payment kiosks, parking permits, etc. Board members meet on the third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Earlier this year,… [Read More]
Bridgeville Borough Council: Nov. 8, 2021
Full video, agenda, and reports to council.
Bridgeville Borough Council: Oct 11, 2021
Full video, agenda, and reports to council.
FBI obtains search warrant in South Fayette & South Strabane robbery cases (Observer-Reporter)
Betty Copeland Named Pennsylvania Mayor of the Year
Last week’s borough council meeting was a rare standing-room-only gathering as mayor Betty Copeland was formally named Mayor of the Year by the Pennsylvania State Mayors’ Association. Copeland became Bridgeville’s first female mayor and first Black mayor when she was elected to the office in 2017 at the age of 83. Rather than publicly advocate… [Read More]
Bridgeville Borough Council: Sept. 13, 2021
Full video of borough council’s Sept. 13, 2021 meeting.
Chartiers Valley School Board Moves Meeting Outside to Escape Mask Conflict [Post-Gazette]
A Few Chartiers Valley Students Stage Walkout to Protest Mask Mandates
Last week, at least eight Chartiers Valley High School students staged a mid-day walkout because they do not want wear facemasks at school during the current global pandemic. Although the students were small in number, they were big on media coverage, as a WPXI news crew waited at the bottom of the school’s entrance to… [Read More]
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