Talk about a close race. Just eight votes separated three candidates from one council seat in yesterday’s election. Incumbent Republicans Jason Sarasnick and Michael Tolmer easily held on their seats with more than 500 votes each. Democrat Joseph Colosimo Jr. won the final
Do you a Class B CDL license? Have experience operating heavy equipment? Then you have until Friday, Nov. 13 to apply for this job opening in the borough’s public works department
In August, we explained why traffic in Bridgeville is the worst, and we looked at one possible solution that would radically revamp Route 50 and Washington Avenue near the South Fayette border. Among other changes, the plan for the south end
For most of borough council, Waste Management made an offer too good to refuse. Not only was the Texas-based trash hauler the low bidder among the the firms vying for Bridgeville’s next garbage collection contract, which begins in 2016, but Waste Management actually
During a recent rainstorm, Bridgeville Volunteer firefighters spent five hours pumping water out of basements on Baldwin Street. When the next storm comes, the same volunteer firefighters will likely be back at the same houses—the ones that don’t have backflow
Bridgeville borough council’s agenda looked light this month, which wasn’t the worst problem to have when council’s meeting night was competing against a Steelers game for viewers. The football comparison held up when council committed a false start by beginning
Beginning today, Bridgeville residents can sweep leaves into a pile at the curb for the borough to collect. The leaf clean-up service continues until the first week of December, weather permitting, and follows the current street sweeping schedule. The borough has a copy of
After nearly 100 years, St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church will be saying goodbye to Bridgeville. This spring, the parish plans to move into a new church building at 3230 Washington Pike, near Portman Farms and Giant Eagle in South Fayette.
Expect delays if you’re driving on Washington Avenue after 6 p.m. during the next few weeks. Starting Monday, September 28, a repaving project will reduce parts of the avenue to a single lane between Chartiers Street and Station Street between
The Southern Beltway’s Cecil-South Fayette connector won’t open to traffic until at least 2019. But local governments are already looking forward to any traffic relief that the new toll road might bring. In the Route 50 corridor, the hope is that
