The plan is considered blueprint for the borough's future.
Both schools kept their promise of keeping tuition hikes at or below the consumer price index if state lawmakers maintained funding at current levels.
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Officials agreed to evaluate the ambulance company's performance in six months.
A TEACH (Tell Everyone All Cuts Hurt) representative from Steel Valley School District takes a look at the state budget priorities.
Oakmont has a new borough manager in Lisa Cooper Jensen, former borough secretary and acting borough manager since April.
Highlights from the Oakmont Borough Council Meeting on July 9.
Lisa Cooper Jensen was sworn in at Monday's Oakmont Borough Council Meeting as the new borough manager.
Retailers in Fayette, Luzerne and Wayne counties also sold $1 million top-prize winning tickets.
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.
The PA Department of State released figures this week after comparing PennDOT and voter registration databases, including information for Allegheny, Washington and Butler counties.
Here's a roundup of items discussed at the June 26 school board meeting.
Highlights from the Oakmont Borough Council Meeting on July 2.
After months without one, Oakmont borough may be getting a new borough manager.
KDKA reports that a new deal is in the works that could stop Port Authority cuts this fall.
Residents can pick up tickets to the event at several locations, including in Monroeville.
Plum Council hired a full-time police officer on Monday, but some officials questioned the hiring process.
Oakmont Council discussed the possibility of participating in Tax Increment Financing for the Rivers Edge of Oakmont housing development last week.
Republicans call spending plan responsible, Democrats decry social service cuts.
Sewer repairs, the Riverview Superintendent transition and computer updates were among the items discussed during a meeting on Tuesday, June 26.
Laptop purchase, personnel and more were discussed at the June 18 Riverview School Board meeting.
Democrats say his remarks prove political motivation behind the bill.
Criticized for slow response times, Guardian Angel shifts blame to county dispatchers.
The board approved the 2012-13 budget with a 5-3 vote.
A special meeting has been scheduled at council chambers for Thursday, June 28, at 7 p.m.
Corporate tax breaks, public education, college affordability, infrastructure and human services among concerns for local state representative.
Two men representing both sides of the political spectrum were passionate as a discussion about where some political hats were manufactured turns into a war of words on a number of issues.
The board is expected to vote on a final budget that holds taxes steady but cuts the junior high Family & Consumer Sciences/high school Drivers' Education programs.
The vote to sue was strictly along party lines.
Traffic signals, ambulance service and more were discussed at the June 12 council meeting.
The new budget represents a tax increase of 0.5686 mills.
State Rep. Martin Michael Schmotzer from Whitehall also wants a summer legislative session on transportation.
Board of Elections Chair John DeFazio scheduled a special meeting for Tuesday to consider a call by County Executive Rich Fitzgerald to authorize a legal challenge to the Voter ID Law.
State Rep. Jesse White introduced legislation to ban the practice because he said it is an invasion of fundamental privacy rights.
Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald will hold a press conference at 2 p.m. today in efforts to block the law.
The candidates and issues most important to Plum-Oakmont voters in 2012.
Residents have reported problems with speeders, motorists going the wrong way and parking on Union Street.
Plum Council hired an engineering firm to study the safety at three borough school zones.
Road improvements, hiring policies and more were discussed at council's June 11 meeting.
Oakmont Borough Council President Tim Milberger announced council will interview acting borough manager Lisa Cooper Jensen for the permanent position.