One of the best things about the gradual relaxation of the pandemic restrictions is the fact that our high school brunch group is now able to get together in person again. We normally meet twice a month; our most recent get-together was the third time since things began to improve. Following the forty-fifth reunion of… [Read More]
Enter Bridgeville’s 4th of July Decoration Contest
HOW TO ENTER 1). Decorate the front of your home or business in a 4th of July theme. 2). Email contest@bridgeville.org with your name, contact information and address. 3). That’s all! The judges will view your home or business before the end of their month, then cast their votes. The winners will be announced on… [Read More]
Bridgeville Borough Council: June 14, 2021
Video, agenda, and reports from the June 14, 2021 council meeting.
Parking Is About to Get More Expensive, and Council Is Not Happy
It’s about to become more expensive to park in Bridgeville. And it could be be a lot more expensive if you’re only parking for a few minutes. Beginning this month, the Bridgeville Parking Authority’s curbside kiosks will charge cash-paying customers $1 per hour—that’s the same rate that you would pay to park in Sewickley, Mt…. [Read More]
Oyler: Historical Society Recap—Mother Teresa
The Bridgeville Area Historical Society provides the community with many valuable services, the most popular of which may well be its monthly series of historical programs. Most of these are “one-shot” deals, a speaker with specific knowledge on a particular event or subject; others are return visits by versatile presenters whom we know will excel… [Read More]
Oyler: The Bridgeville High School Collection
Ed Chabala has been a major supporter of the Bridgeville Area Historical Society since its inception. I visited the History Center last week to pick up his recent donations – high school yearbooks from 1945 and 1947, a photograph of the 1941 football team, and an aerial photograph of Mayer Field in 1940. I also… [Read More]
Bridgeville Area Historical Society: The Life of Mother Teresa
Dr. John Aupperle recounts the life of Mother Teresa at this presentation to the Bridgeville Area Historical Society in May:
Bridgeville Planning Commission: May 24, 2021
Full video of the planning commission’s May 24 meeting:
Bridgeville Gets $75K Grant to Demolish Condemned Houses
Shortly after becoming Bridgeville’s borough manager last summer, Joe Kauer began laying out a plan to demolish some of the dilapidated buildings that had become a blight on the community. This week, Kauer’s work paid off when Bridgeville received a $74,520 grant to demolish and clear four condemned houses: 105 Prestley Road 1364 Terrace Street… [Read More]
Residents Have A Lot To Say About New Dari-Delite Crosswalk
“Great!” “Thank the Lord!” “It’s about time!” Bridgeville residents had some strong reactions to today’s announcement that a crosswalk and pedestrian warning sign have been installed on Bower Hill Road in front of the Dari-Delite. This morning, the borough posted a photo of the new crosswalk on its Facebook page and more than two dozen… [Read More]
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