Registration for the Bridgeville Athletic Association’s 2016 spring baseball, softball, and T-ball seasons is now open. Roster spots are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. You can get more information and download an application at the BAA website.  

Construction crews will replace a water main running almost the entire length of Washington Avenue in Bridgeville in a project that could begin in late January or early February. Pennsylvania-American Water Company plans to replace the existing water main with a larger line, Bridgeville’s borough engineer, Joe Sites, told council earlier this month. The borough will use this… [Read More]

When the Station Street CoGo’s was robbed last month by a man wielding a large knife, the store’s security cameras recorded the entire incident. But even though the robber didn’t wear a mask, his facial features weren’t very discernible on the video. For Bridgeville police, the better visual clue was the clothing that the robber wore, police chief Chad King told… [Read More]

The Bridgeville farmers market has been discontinued. After five years, there just weren’t enough customers in 2015 to make it worthwhile for the vendors to return for another year, market organizer Liz Calabro told council two weeks ago. However, if you have ideas to make the market succeed in the future, you could step in as the new organizer. “It’s… [Read More]

You know that old saying, “You can’t get there from here?” If you’re on Greenwood Place in Bridgeville and trying to go somewhere else, you might already be there—it just depends which map you’re looking at. Here’s the problem: Greenwood Place is a stretch of road that runs from Dewey Avenue to Gregg Avenue. That’s simple… [Read More]

Bridgeville residents will pay a little more in sewage costs next year, as will residents in many other communities throughout Allegheny County. In 2016, Bridgeville residents will pay $11.84 per 1,000 gallons of water used. That’s a 5.5% increase from the 2015 rate of $11.22 per 1,000 gallons. The ALCOSAN service charge will also increase from… [Read More]

Parents and teachers are supporting a plan to dramatically renovate and expand Chartiers Valley’s high school and middle school buildings, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. On Tuesday, the district held a public hearing regarding the project, which could cost up to $88.5 million. From the P-G: Norman Hargraves, a parent from Collier, said he liked the arguments made… [Read More]

Tambellini Bridgeville is closing its doors at the end of this year. Since 1984, the restaurant has been one of Bridgeville’s most iconic businesses. This spring, a  microbrewery called The Railyard will move into the Tambellini building at 413 Railroad Street. Dan Tambellini said that after running a restaurant in one location for 30-plus years, he’s ready… [Read More]