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Pittsburgh’s 108th Christmas tree once again will hail from Springdale. While the approximately 40-foot blue spruce won’t be cut down until Saturday, crews from the city’s public works department were at the former St. Alphonsus Church on Thursday to cut down another tree on the property. Officials intend to use

River rescue crews resumed the search for a man witnesses say crashed his car on the Hulton Bridge on Tuesday evening and then jumped into the Allegheny River. The man is believed to be 42 years old and from the Verona area, Harmar police Chief Jason Domaratz said. The identification

A search is underway in the Allegheny River after reports that a person jumped from the Hulton Bridge following a crash.

Harmar’s zoning hearing board upheld a 2021 decision rejecting an outdoor advertising company’s request to make a billboard facing the Allegheny River near the Hulton Bridge electronic. The zoning hearing board on Thursday formally denied the request from Kenjoh Outdoor Advertising to convert the side facing the Allegheny River toward

Traffic will be restricted on the Hulton Bridge next week, PennDOT announced Friday. There will be lane restrictions on the bridge in each direction between Freeport Road in Harmar and Second Street in Oakmont from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. However, restrictions will not happen in both

Ronald and Sue Zola of West Deer had no idea their beloved farm would garner a million-­dollar price tag. Their family farm dates to the 1700s and is listed for $1.29 million. The couple’s decision to sell their 60-plus-acre farm to relocate closer to family resulted in a recent appraisal

The billboard blitz has made its way to Harmar. Kenjoh Outdoor Advertising of Charlotte seeks to alter its sign on the Harmar side of the Hulton Bridge. The three-sided sign has two displays facing Freeport Road and one facing the Hulton Bridge and the Allegheny River. A hearing for the

Mental health days help students succeed As a recent high school graduate, I can wholeheartedly say that our schools need more mental health support. Across Western Pennsylvania, the recommended ratios of guidance counselors to students are not being met, workloads are increasing and students are suffering. If “mental health day”

A driver who stopped at a GetGo on Friday night in Harmar and picked up a man who asked for a lift to Verona was taken for a ride at gunpoint, according to Harmar police. Harmar police Chief Jason Domaratz said as the unidentified driver took the man toward Oakmont,

The mother initially reported her daughter missing but failed to provide enough details to officers.