UPDATED: May 2015 Council Meeting Minutes

Tuesday’s primary election has 10 candidates for Bridgeville Borough Council hoping to move a step closer to gaining a seat (or hanging on to the seats they currently occupy). The Tribune-Review has a nice preview, complete with a summary of

During the past 100 years, Bridgeville’s brick roads have been disappearing, largely for economic reasons. Brick roads last far longer than asphalt roads, they’re attractive, and they’re a reminder of the region’s past. But brick roads are expensive to maintain,

You can pay off your Bridgeville Public Library fines with food bank donations this month. As part of a partnership with the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, Bridgeville’s library is forgiving overdue book fees at the rate of $1 per
Chartiers Valley sophomore Brittany Reinstadtler has been selected to represent western Pennsylvania in the FBI’s National Youth Leadership Program. Her acceptance into the prestigious program came as a surprise to her on Monday morning. When her teacher sent her on

Not sure what to do with your kitchen, garden and yard scraps? Would you like natural, home-made compost for your lawns and gardens in the spring? On Tuesday, April 28 at the Bridgeville Borough Building, the Pennsylvania Resource Council is
A man who stole a vehicle from Bridgeville then led Pittsburgh Police on a car chase has also been charged in the March 31 burglary of a McLaughlin Run Road business. The 18-year-old Pittsburgh resident faces burglary, theft, criminal conspiracy,

The Tribune Review recently profiled Bob Milliken, Vietnam veteran and commander of American Legion Post 54 in Bridgeville Among the revelations is that the Legion nearly closed its doors for good last year. But a membership drive, community support, and

A 40-year-old Bridgeville woman wrecked her boyfriend’s car after taking it without permission, on April 2, according to police reports. The woman was arrested and charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. In other news, it only took Bridgeville

A woman suspected of stealing from the Rite-Aid on Chartiers Avenue last week told Bridgeville police that not only was she innocent, but that she had learned her lesson in the past: “I’ve been caught stealing before and will never