Nino Petrocelli Sr.’s decades-long run as a borough councilman has come to an end, but that doesn’t mean that Bridgeville’s best-dressed elected official is ready leave public service. In a Post-Gazette profile last week, Petrocelli Sr. said that he hopes to stay
On December 22, Chartiers Valley is holding a public hearing regarding a plan to dramatically renovate and upgrade its high school/middle school complex. The new education complex, which could cost between $68 and $88 million to build, ditches old notions of how a
Bridgeville kicks off the holiday season on Friday with the borough’s annual Winter Blast event. From 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., Triangle Park will come alive with a bonfire, music, treats, and a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus. Then, this weekend,
The good news: Bridgeville’s property tax rate probably won’t be raised in 2016. The not-as-good news: Your sewage bill will probably be a little more expensive. In 2016, the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority will charge customers an additional 62 cents for every 1,000
Tomorrow evening, more than 100 families will get a full Thanksgiving dinner delivered to their doors, thanks to a few local churches and a lot of volunteers, according to the Observer-Reporter. This marks the fifth year that several area churches, including Bridgeville’s
There could be some changes coming to Bridgeville’s laws regarding motor vehicles, traffic, and parking. But you probably won’t notice. Bridgeville’s public safety committee is dusting off the borough’s code book to identify outdated, antiquated, or otherwise obsolete ordinances related
Throughout November, Bridgeville residents can leave limbs, branches, and other brush curbside to be picked up by borough public works crews (just be sure that the brush you leave out for collection is free of dirt and roots and not more
For too long, Bridgeville has been spending taxpayer money maintaining the crumbling, potholed mess that is Bower Hill Road. That would be fine if Bower Hill Road was some infrequently traveled local road that should fall under the borough’s jurisdiction. But
Every few years, the rock band KISS announces that it’s having a farewell tour. And right on cue, people rush to buy tickets for their “final” chance to see Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley in all of their late-middle-aged glory. That’s pretty much
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