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Witness tells jury of close encounter with accused McKeesport cop-killer
Brian Savani was working inside his McKeesport auto machine shop on the afternoon of Feb. 6, 2023, when he heard gunshots. Savani couldn’t tell what direction the shots were coming from, but moments later saw a man dressed in a flannel and jeans collapse outside. That wounded man was...
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Tentative 2026 budget plan short on foresight, Greensburg councilman says
Greensburg’s proposed $14 million budget for next year does not include a property tax increase. But Councilman Randy Finfrock isn’t sure that’s the best way to go. With the city’s assessed value expected to decrease an estimated $1.5 million, that will mean less in property tax revenue.
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State Police Calls: Animal Cruelty, Drug-Related DUI, Garage Damage Investigated
FRANKLIN, Pa. (EYT) — Pennsylvania State Police investigated several incidents in recent weeks, including suspected animal cruelty in Tionesta Borough, a drug-related DUI arrest in Sugarcreek Borough and criminal mischief involving a garage in Plum Township. Marienville-based State Police responded to a report of animal neglect on the 100...
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New owner of Valliant’s Diner in Ross aims to ‘amplify’ traditions while updating for the times
After more than 30 years of running the Ross diner started by his father in 1968, Gerri Valliant knew it was time to retire. “I’m pushing 70. I’m tired,” Valliant said. “It’s tough on the body. It was time to move on.”. And after meeting...
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Penn State Berkey Creamery adds soft serve ice cream to its menu. What to know
Penn State Berkey Creamery is giving its renowned ice cream a softer side, adding vanilla, chocolate and twist soft serve that’s made on-site to its menu starting Monday. Customers can purchase a dish for $4.50. The Creamery is not offering soft serve cones as of Monday. “We know how much our customers love our hand-dipped ice cream, and now we’re excited to offer something special for all the soft serve lovers, too,” operations manager Doug Thomas said in a statement. “We’re always looking for new ways to make the Creamery experience even sweeter, and we can’t wait for our customers to try our soft serve.” A Penn State tradition since 1865, the Creamery is the largest university creamery in the U.S. In addition to ice cream, it produces cheese, milk, yogurt, sour cream and other products such as juices, lemonade, and ice teas. The store is open 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday.