Shared Fire Services, More on North Strabane Agenda

Here is the agenda for tonight's North Strabane Township Board of Supervisors meeting.

Five Things You Need to Know This Week

North Strabane supervisors meet, the Frank Sarris Public Library is hosting a blood drive and there will be a community night at a Washington Wild Things game.

Public Water Coming to Reissing Road Area

Three area lawmakers announced the approval of a low-interest loan to extend a water line five miles in Washington County—a project that will benefit dozens of residents.

Seismic Testing Company to Cecil: We Don't Need to Use Your Roads

Dawson Geophysical withdrew its application to conduct seismic testing on local roadways—an issue that was the subject of recent court action.

Have Pets? Want One? Here's the Story for You

'As someone who lived alone with just my dogs for a couple of years, just that basic everyday interaction can mean more than most people are willing to admit, and if I can help make it a little bit easier to match up a pet and an owner who need one anothe

North Strabane Considering Fire Services Study with Peters

North Strabane supervisors meet tonight—here's the agenda.

What You Need to Know to Get Around this Week

The state Department of Transportation sent out this tentative work schedule for the area this week.

PennDOT Seeks Driver Feedback in Online Survey

Residents in the Canon-McMillan area are asked to participate.

Gov. Corbett Defends Sandusky Investigation

The Pennsylvania governor told the Associated Press he "hopes the case helps people recognize that everyone has an obligation to report child sex abuse."

Canonsburg News You Can Use

Sure, you heard about the restriction on parade chairs. But here's what else happened at Canonsburg's meeting Monday.

Reminder: Sign up for Upcoming Veterans' Event

State Rep. Brandon Neuman stressed that prior registration is required.

Judge to Seismic Testing Company: Relief Request 'Premature'

Washington County Judge Janet Moschetta Bell Wednesday denied a request from Dawson Geophysical for injunctive relief and an expedited hearing.

Letter: Grading the State Budget on Education

A TEACH (Tell Everyone All Cuts Hurt) representative from Steel Valley School District takes a look at the state budget priorities.

Frivolous Lawsuits Make Good Fences in Cecil Township

"It has become conspicuously fashionable as of late for energy companies to sue Cecil Township on what can be described as shaky grounds at best," state Rep. Jesse White said.

Mayor Responds to July 4 Parade Chair Restriction

'The stance had to be taken for the safety of everyone,' Mayor David H. Rhome said Tuesday.

Cecil: Seismic Testing Company Request 'Premature and Unripe'

Cecil Township's solicitor on Tuesday filed the municipality's opposition to Dawson Geophysical's request for injunctive relief regarding the use of township roads for seismic testing.

'Save the Canonsburg Parade Chairs' Group Created

The Facebook group was created to revise Canonsburg Council's decision Monday to restrict the placement of Fourth of July Parade chairs to 6 a.m. the day of the holiday.

Cecil: Seismic Testing Company 'Willfully Violated' Ordinance

Township officials say Dawson Geophysical, which last week filed suit against the township on a separate issue, failed to comply with the community's local ordinance governing seismic testing activity on state roads.

Gallery: C-M Girls Softball Team Recognized by Mayor, Council

Canonsburg Mayor David H. Rhome presented certificates of recognition to each member of the team during council's meeting Monday.

Canonsburg Councilman 'Mont' Miller Resigns

Borough council accepts his resignation due to illness and appoints Peter Lucas to fill his seat.

Dawson Sues Cecil Over Seismic Testing

Read the full 71-page court document only here.

Five Things You Need to Know This Week

There's a lot happening.

Council to Restrict Placement of July 4 Parade Chairs?

That's one of the items on Monday's agenda—see what else is in store for Canonsburg's meeting.

Share Your Photos of Friday's Political Gatherings in Pittsburgh

Were you among the many gathered at either President Barack Obama's campaign stop or the Republican Victory event featuring Republican vice-presidential hopefuls Tim Pawlenty and Bobby Jindal?

What Is the Most Important Issue in the Presidential Election?

This campaign is full of issues but, in the end, which is most important to you?

Republicans Come Out to Support Romney in Pittsburgh

Republicans Tim Pawlenty and Bobby Jindal stopped in Oakland Friday on their bus tour of Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Election 2012: How Do You Get a Valid Pennsylvania ID?

With the new voter ID law in effect for November's general election, here's all you need to know about getting the proper ID needed to vote.

About 9 Percent of PA Voters Don't Have Proper ID to Vote

The PA Department of State released figures this week after comparing PennDOT and voter registration databases, including information for Allegheny, Washington and Butler counties.

Solobay: Pittsburgh Region Still Saddled with Hidden Gas Tax

State Sen. Tim Solobay supported a measure that would have ended the state regulation requiring a special 'boutique' blend of gasoline to be sold in the seven-county Pittsburgh region.

Cecil Requests Same Judge To Hear Newest Proceedings

Senior Judge Keith B. Quigley has presided over much of the challenge to state Act 13.

Neuman Legislation Honoring Officer John David Dryer Becomes Law

Bill marks the first signed into law by governor for freshman legislator from North Strabane.

White Files Appeal to DEP on Right-to-Know Request

The state Department of Environmental Protection had denied his request to see air-quality test data for Cornerstone Care.

Selective Drilling Ban Exposes Hypocrisy in PA Energy Policy

State Rep. Jesse White talks about the 'Bucks Backroom Deal' that bans natural gas drilling in the eastern part of the state but retains it in the western part.

Gas Company Sues Cecil Township

MarkWest Liberty Midstream & Resources LLC claims financial damages by not being able to build a natural-gas compression station.

Concerned Citizens Make Bad Budget Better

State Sen. Tim Solobay recognizes the concerned citizens who rallied and protested the proposed state budget.

White Speaks Out Against Last-Minute Marcellus Shale Bill

The bill puts a moratorium on natural gas drilling in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

Update: Moon's 911th Airlift Wing to Remain Open

Defense Secretary Panetta halts aircraft retirements at base until Congress takes action.

State Senate Passes 2012-13 Budget

The final version was $500 million higher than Gov. Corbett's proposed budget.

State Budget Tackles Root Causes of Economic Hardship, Solobay Says

However, state Sen. Tim Solobay still calls cuts to vulnerable Pennsylvanians 'hurtful' as Senate passes budget late Friday night.

PA House Approves New State Budget

Republicans call spending plan responsible, Democrats decry social service cuts.