Solobay Urges State, Employers to Ensure Storm Workers Can Vote

Be prepared, state Sen. Tim Solobay said.

Commonwealth Court to PUC: 'Cease and Desist'—Release the Impact Fee Money

The court order was filed Friday over the withholding of four communities' local impact fee money owed them through Act 13—the state's new Marcellus Shale law.

Mayor Honors Canonsburg Business and Professional Women

Mayor David H. Rhome presented a proclamation honoring the group this week as part of National Business and Professional Women's Week.

Range to Cecil: PUC Challenge Could Be Dropped for Private Meeting

Read the letter township Manager Don Gennuso wrote to Range Resources refusing the meeting—and explaining why.

Ten Random PA Policy Points

'By way of experimentation, here are 10 totally unrelated facts about issues we deal with in Pennsylvania government. Let’s see what happens…'

When is the Deadline to Apply for an Absentee Ballot in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvanians who intend to vote in the upcoming general election by filing absentee ballots must apply by Oct. 30.

Five Things You Need to Know This Week

Canonsburg Council, the Canon-McMillan School Board and North Strabane Township Supervisors all meet this week.

Community Outreach Meeting Slated in Muse

Have an issue to take up with the Cecil Township Board of Supervisors? Your chance is coming up soon!

Local Lawmakers: House GOP Drops Ball on Property Tax Reassessment Reforms

"While we may not be back to square one, the failure to get this to the governor will put us back many, many months. But we are not giving up this fight," state Rep. Brandon Neuman said.

Solobay EMS Training Bill Passes Senate

The bill was passed Wednesday.

Withholding of Impact Fee: Immoral by Range Resources and Illegal by the Corbett Administration

'(Range Resources) is willing to hold nearly $1 million intended for roads, police and fire departments and parks in order to exert enough public confusion and political pressure to do whatever they want, with no accountability,' writes White.

Sewage Charges Now in Hands of Jordan Tax Service

Canonsburg residents: Here's what you need to know.

White: State’s 'Hijacking of Impact Fees Shameful and Unlawful'

The lawmaker is calling on the Corbett administration and his counterparts in the Senate 'to urge the PUC to release the money in accordance with the law.'

Cecil Solicitor: PUC's Withholding of Impact Fee From Local Communities Violates Act 13

Cecil Solicitor John Smith wrote the PUC a letter in opposition to Monday's decision to withhold impact fee money from those municipalities where their oil and gas drilling ordinances are under review by the state.

Marcellus Shale Impact Fee Brings in More Than $204 Million for Communities

But Cecil and three other local communities will have their portions withheld until the state reviews their drilling ordinances.

Pension Reform: Consolidation Is Not the Answer

'Pennsylvania is on the fast track to a crisis,' said David M. Sanko, executive director of the PA State Association of Township Supervisors.

Canonsburg Seeking New Public Works Director

The deadline to apply for the position is Oct. 20.

Canonsburg Council Discusses Budget, Sets Second Workshop

The next budget meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Oct. 22.

Lawmaker Plans Forum to Connect Students With Jobs

Here's what you need to know.

What Time is the Vice Presidential Debate?

Here are details on Thursday's debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan.

The Problem is the Process in the State Legislature

'This Republican leadership has more than doubled the procedural abuse, and more importantly, they’re doing it because they don’t want to put up any votes that may give them heartburn politically, which is a cowardly approach to governing.'

Last Chance: Today is the Last Day to Register to Vote for the Nov. 6 Elections

If you've been waiting to register, today is your last chance!

Canonsburg Council Changes Decision on July 4 Parade Chair Placement

Council voted 6-3 Monday to allow chairs to be placed along the parade route 48 hours in advance of the festivities—but no earlier than 6 a.m.

Repairs Underway on Four Canonsburg Roads This Week

Here's what you need to know.

Larry Maggi: Democrat Candidate for 18th Congressional District

Maggi is challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy.

U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy: Republican Candidate for 18th Congressional District

The Upper St. Clair resident is seeking his sixth term.

Canon-McMillan Patch: 2012 Election Guide

The candidates and issues most important to area voters 2012.

Canonsburg Council Agenda Posted, Vote on July 4 Chairs Expected

Here's what to expect at tonight's Canonsburg Council meeting.

Patch Is Collecting Questions for Obama and Romney During the Next Presidential Debate

If you have a question for the candidates, submit it in the comments section below and it could be asked during the televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate.

Five Things You Need to Know This Week

Lots of stuff going on. Check it out. Be informed.

Reminder: Burning Not Permitted in Canonsburg Until November

Borough officials want to remind residents of the rules.

Potential Vote on Corbett's Handling of Sandusky Investigation Brings House to a Halt

Two local lawmakers blasted GOP leadership for putting the House in recess instead of dealing with the vote.

Reminder: Nightime I-79 Closures Planned Between Houston and Southpointe

The restrictions go into place today. Here's what you need to know.

Obama Campaign Office Opens in South Hills

The office is the only Obama campaign office in Dormont.

Marcellus Shale Tax Credit Offered By White Defeated

'Today we blew a golden opportunity to procure jobs for PA workers in the energy industry. Where are our priorities?' state Rep. Jesse White, D-Cecil said Tuesday.

Voter ID: Turzai, Twitter and Why Judge Delayed the Law

Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson talks about his decision, state House Majority Leader Mike Turzai's gives reaction—and see what Pennsylvanians are saying on Twitter.

Voter ID Law Not in Effect for 2012 Election: What You Need To Know

'Five weeks before the 2012 election, who would have ever thought one of the biggest issues facing voters would be over access to the polling place?' state Rep. Jesse White, D-Cecil, writes.

UPDATED: Environmental Groups, Lawmaker Call for Marcellus Shale Drilling Permit Moratorium

The groups gathered at the Capitol at noon Tuesday.

Council to Address Placement of Fourth of July Parade Chairs Monday

Council is expected to act on a compromise on when the parade chairs can be set out on Pike Street.

Cecil Supervisors Approve Policies to Bring 'Civil Order' to Meetings

Supervisor Tom Casciola presented the policies to the rest of the board during Monday night's meeting.