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Lack of funding might force closure of 88-year-old Eureka Community Ambulance Service
Eureka Community Ambulance Service in Tarentum is placing its own call to 911. Leaders said Thursday the 88-year-old emergency response service likely will close or significantly curtail operations by January, barring crucial and consistent funding from local, state and federal sources. “When we provide a $900 ambulance service and get...
Westmoreland happenings: Cheese tasting, comedy night
• A comedy night to benefit Sardis Volunteer Fire Company will be at 7 p.m. June 14 at the firehall, 5205 Rocky Hill Lane, Murrysville. Doors open at 5 p.m. David Kaye and Mike Wysocki will perform. Cost: $25. BYOB. Must be 21. There will be a basket auction, games of chance, a food truck and a 50-50. Tickets: 724-327-3987 or slapsticksproductions.com.
Arnold wants to renegotiate with water authority for shutoffs
Arnold officials want the leverage of being able to shut off water service to residents who don’t pay their sewage bills. They just don’t want to pay quite so much for that power. Under an agreement with the Municipal Authority of the City of New Kensington, the water...
School Road near Sardis will close until August for culvert work
School Road near Sardis Road in Murrysville, will be closed beginning Monday until Aug. 26 as work crews replace the small bridge in the center of the photo. Patrick Varine | TribLive. School Road will close for most of the summer beginning Monday, according to Murrysville police. The road will...
Brackenridge moves forward with new, $1.1 million public works facility
A new public works facility will be taking shape in Brackenridge now that a $1.1 million contract has been awarded. Brackenridge officials expect the new building to be a significant upgrade and provide modern working conditions for its road crew that currently works at a building that dates to 1900.
Brackenridge Improvement Group making 'BIG' impression in the borough
Community pride is a big deal to lifelong Brackenridge resident Dino Lopreiato. As president of the Brackenridge Improvement Group (BIG), the owner of Vibo’s Bakery often is spotted around town planting trees, pruning park flowers or spearheading fundraisers. He’s not alone. Lopreiato is backed by a core group...
Historic Oakmont church celebrates 150 years of community service
St. Thomas Memorial Episcopal Church in Oakmont has seen a lot of history. The church has had congregants march off to two world wars as well as conflicts in Korea, Vietnam and the Middle East. It weathered the Great Depression and recessions — all while remaining a haven and support for its community over the past 15 decades.
Murrysville area: Glass recycling, bingo and more
Email news briefs and event listings to pvarine@triblive.com. The Rewind Reuse Center in Export will host a series of summer mini-camps for children who have completed grades 1-6. The registration fee is $5 per child, per session. Each session will have 16 students with a waitlist. The sessions will be:
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