South Baldwin Firefighters Make Plea for More Support, and Other Notes

Service employees pension plan altered in these remaining briefs from the Oct. 18 Baldwin Borough meeting.

More Details Available of Mt. Lebanon-Baldwin Twp. Athletics Complex

'McNeilly Park' may cause traffic and crime concerns for Baldwin residents.

Corbett Outlines Agenda for Education Reform

The governor announced a plan on Tuesday that could affect the Baldwin-Whitehall School District.

Obama Touts Jobs Proposal on Pittsburgh's South Side, Urges Senate to Pass Bill

President Barack Obama visited Pittsburgh on Tuesday on a critical day for the American Jobs Act.

New Whitehall Fire Station Ahead of Schedule (and Other Notes from Wednesday's Borough Meeting)

Also, talk of the Whitehall municipal code going online, a library fundraiser and more.

Mt. Lebanon Planning Outdoor Athletics Complex to Border Baldwin Township

Plus, other odds and ends from Tuesday night's Board of Commissioners meeting.

Onorato & Surma Accept $750,000 State Grant for County Parks Foundation

Funding will be matched by Allegheny County and used for two of four signature projects.

B-W Schools Will Hear Obama's Back-to-School Speech on Sept. 28

Not every student is required to listen.

New Tax Collector for Whitehall and Update on New Fire Station

Also, the Whitehall Library asks for input from elected officials.

Who's That Knocking at Your Door?

Working America to canvas Baldwin Borough neighborhoods.

Police News from Baldwin Borough Council Meeting (Sept. 20)

Promotions, praise and drug take-back program.

Remaining Notes from Sept. 20 Baldwin Borough Meeting

Tobacco ban, roadwork, other maintenance, library board update, upcoming events and more.

Sound Off: Should the Rich Be Taxed More?

Give us your best argument.

Regional U.S. Congressmen, Including Tim Murphy, React to Obama’s Jobs Speech

U.S. Reps. Tim Murphy, Mike Doyle and Jason Altmire react to the president’s call for Congress to act on job creation, transportation and fair taxation.

No More Left Turns onto Norwin from Baptist, and More (Sept. 7 Whitehall Borough Meeting Notes)

Tree planting and a citizen's complaint about a borough contractor are other main topics discussed on Wednesday night.

South Hills Group Praises, Scorns Whitehall Landowners Over Gas-Drilling Decisions

Sisters of St. Francis and South Hills Country Club are named.

Signs, Signs, Signs and More (Sept. 6 Baldwin Township Meeting Notes)

Halloween celebration plans, the need for new ambulances and winter-weather preparations were also discussed.

New Commission Gathers Citizens' Input on Gas Drilling

A new commission launching this week will allow Pennsylvania citizens to voice opinions, positive and negative, about Marcellus Shale drilling through a series of hearings across the state.

Faustino Dunckhorst Is Whitehall Borough's "Citizen of the Year"

Dunckhorst and other Whitehall residents will be honored at Community Day this Saturday.

Video: Candidate Comedy for a Good Cause

Political hopefuls from across the state, including Whitehall and Baldwin Township Rep. Chelsa Wagner, gathered at the Improv to raise funds for local youth.

Raja Rolls Out Plan for Government Modernization

During a press conference at the Allegheny County Courthouse on Thursday morning, D. Raja, the Republican candidate for county chief executive, highlighted key components of his six-point plan.

Kitchen-Cabinet Business Coming to Route 51, a Gold-Star Girl Scout and More (Aug. 17 Whitehall Council Notes)

Whitehall's meeting provided an update on the "overlay district" along Route 51.

Condolences for Bennett and Smoking Ban in Borough Parks (Aug. 16 Baldwin Borough Meeting Notes)

Also, Councilman John Ferris will be absent for the foreseeable future as he deals with a health problem, and more.

Whitehall Borough Seeking Good Neighbor Award Nominations

Nominations must be submitted by 4:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 22.

B-W Schools to Get $228,000 in State Funding Back, Rep. Kortz Says

Also, Kortz talks about a possible class-action lawsuit involving Baldwin-Whitehall against Gov. Corbett.

ManorCare Gets Go-Ahead from Whitehall to Add About 3,300 Square Feet

Approval comes from council vote on Wednesday night.

Zoning Amendment Passes, FEMA Flood Insurance and More (Aug. 2 Baldwin Township Meeting Notes)

Watershed takeovers, lighting in Armstrong Park and the upcoming township garage sale were also discussed.

Sound Off: Should Whitehall Council Control the Borough's Deer Population? And How?

Opinions differ on the way to control the animals' population, if at all.

Citizen Requests and Thefts at the Library Among Topics at Whitehall Council Meeting

Resident Glenn Proie raises concerns over negligent neighbors.

Police Issues Lead Discussion at Baldwin Borough Meeting

Procedural concerns over the hiring of a new police lieutenant and the purchase of new equipment were the main topics on Tuesday night.

The Lights of Armstrong Park (Weekly Photo Gallery)

Some Baldwin Township residents are upset over this illumination.

Whitehall Borough Councilwoman Appointed to Public Policy Board

Kathleen N. DePuy has served on the Whitehall Council since 1990.

Gov. Corbett Vetoes Moratorium Bill

State Rep. Jesse White blasts the governor.

Accident with Borough Truck, Deer Population and More (July 6 Whitehall Borough Meeting Notes)

Also, Mayor Nowalk and Chief Dolfi warn about a crackdown on aggressive driving in July and August.

County Ponders Legal Action in Reassessment Moratorium

Allegheny officials are upset that only Washington County's reassessment was stopped.

Hoffman Huffs About Halogen, and More (July 5 Baldwin Township Meeting Notes)

Also, a township garage sale and an amendment to clarify a municipal zoning ordinance were discussed.

Local Leaders React to State Budget Bill Leaving the House

Gov. Tom Corbett is expected to sign the bill on Thursday.

Baldwin Township Commissioners Meet About Hot Dogs and Beers

The Baldwin Township Board of Commissioners has 45 days to reach a decision after Monday night's meeting regarding a liquor-license transfer to a hot dog and beer shop anticipated to open on McNeilly Road.

Obama Touts Innovation at Carnegie Mellon

President rolls out public-private partnership to spur technological advancements.

New Tavern Coming to Route 51 and More (June 21 Baldwin Borough Meeting Notes)

Gas drilling and street congestion among other issues discussed on Tuesday night.