The final phase of a three-part plan to improve McLaughlin Run Park should be completed later this year, thanks to a $215,000 grant the borough was awarded last month. The matching grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural
Last week, we posted a quiz about Bridgeville’s recycling rules. Soon after, some residents pointed out that corrugated cardboard left out for Waste Management on recycling days isn’t always picked up. We talked to borough manager Lori Collins today, and here’s what we
Concerns about carcinogens used on some synthetic turf fields have Chartiers Valley officials debating whether to replace the high school stadium surface. Last week, CV’s Board of Education watched an ESPN report about cancer cases among soccer players who competed on fields that use material from
Did you ace it? Congrats! Didn’t do so well? Here’s a rundown of Bridgeville’s recycling rules via the borough website. Photo by Johannes Jansson/norden.org/CC BY 2.5dk
The latest issue of Pittsburgh Magazine attempts to predict which neighborhoods in the city proper are going to be “hot” in a few years. In other words, the areas that are most likely to be full of new restaurants, unique retail stores, and infused with a sense
For many people, winter driving means slow, tedious treks on icy roads. But for SouthBridge EMS, this winter has actually brought faster call response times. The reason: construction season is finally over. During December and January, it took the ambulance service an average of 7
As overnight construction along Washington Avenue continues, the borough is lining up the remaining elements of this multi-part project, which is expected to end before May. The lane closings that you’ve been seeing on weeknights after 8 p.m. are the result of a
A error in the Bridgeville Police Department’s reporting system prevented the agency from accurately tabulating the number of drug arrests made in 2015. But police chief Chad King didn’t need the final tally to know that drugs were a leading cause
February 8 Borough Council Voting Meeting The meeting is opened with the pledge of allegiance and a moment of silence for the sick, handicapped, departed and military personnel of the community. Please remain standing. ROLL CALL VISITORS, PLEASE STATE NAMES
A water main replacement could cause some nighttime traffic delays on Washington Avenue in Bridgeville for the next few months. The project begins this week and could last through May 1, according the Bridgeville Police Department. Work will take place from
