Acceptance of an application does not guarantee that a permit will be issued for the date requested.
These three intersections received the most complaints.
Laws impact fines for underage drinking, reporting child abuse, animal euthanasia, simplifying voting rules for servicemen and women, and more.
U.S. Postal Service rates are set to change on Jan. 27.
Standard deductions go up, but the ceiling for itemized deductions go down in 2013, plus other changes that will affect your taxes this year.
Traffic will be reduced to a single lane in each direction.
Consumers should inspect their infant recliner seats.
Some residents of Fairley Road complain to the township Board of Commissioners about a neighbor's signs, lighting and conduct, saying they've been disrupted for years.
The vote followed impassioned pleas by nearby residents not to approve the new housing development.
Heartland wants to build 170 townhouses and 130 single-family homes on the 16-acre site.
Drivers on the Pennsylvania Turnpike start paying higher tolls today.
Households, businesses will no longer able to dispose of TV’s, computer equipment through Waste Management.
All government offices are closed, many stores are open.
The Pennsylvania governor urges military officials to scrap plans to shutter the Moon Township base.
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Corbett, who was at St. Barnabas' Crystal Conservatories for a Presents for Patients event, also speaks about the fiscal cliff and Pennsylvania's budget.
Douglas Sample begins his new job on Jan. 21.
None of the recommendations is binding with the final decision in the hands of the Ross board of Commissioners.
Two received the certificates of commendation, another was given the department's life saving award.
The commission will also consider a plan to build dozens of townhouses along Cemetery Lane.
Douglas Sample said he "can't wait to get started" as manager of his hometown.
The new budget increases spending slightly, but also lowers the real estate millage rate.
In the wake of recent mass shootings in Newtown, CT. and elsewhere, Patch examines the recent history of gun-control legislation in Pennsylvania.
Three police officers will also be honored.
McCandless Crossing is hoping to soon get a commitment from the speciality grocery store.
The 15.6-acre site on Route 19 was formerly owned by North Way Christian Community.
The commissioners are expected to vote on the plan at their Dec. 17 meeting.
Levey & Company promising to work with the mall's nearby neighbors.
PennDOT bridge maintenance work will result in lane restrictions.
A three-member panel of Ross Commissioners will study if the building can be repaired or if it must be replaced.
Akron-based Levey and Company envisions a mixed-use facility featuring restaurants, retail, office space, and entertainment.
Property owners may still see a tax increase, because of Allegheny County property reassessments.
Dr. Patrick J. Mannarino said the school district can easily absorb the projected number of students coming from the proposed 300 homes and townhouses.
An interim manager has been running the day to day operations since former manager Wayne Jones was fired in August.
Commissioner Peter Ferraro indicated a long-simmering dispute among neighbors may be close to a resolution.
Rep. Mike Turzai, township officials from Pine and McCandless, PennDOT officials and more join governor for ceremony.
Replacing the school with a hotel is one of the options under consideration.
The 'Over The Bar Bicycle Cafe' is expected to open in early spring of 2013.
The McCandless Democrat will be working for Florida Blue, the state's version of Blue Cross/Blue Shield.
Commissioner Chris Eyster credits the contractor for doing an "amazing" job.