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Armstrong County Senior Judge Kenneth G. Valasek is set to hear arguments Wednesday in the ongoing Richland Township zoning dispute over a planned asphalt.

City planning officials have mulled over potentially confining such business to the North Comrie arterial. The details haven’t yet been fully fleshed out.

Channel 4 general assignment reporter Ashley Zilka, who joined the station just two years ago, posted to Facebook this week that she’s leaving the station Thursday and leaving TV news altogether to join her family’s baking supply business, Zilka & Company. Zilka grew up in Rostraver Township and graduated from

City planning officials have mulled over potentially confining such business to the North Comrie arterial. The details haven’t yet been fully fleshed out.

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Kyle Higgins, who is nearly eight years sober, is hoping to share the importance of recovery with his sober living home, The Dirt Road to Recovery. But while Higgins is aiming to open the home in Johnstown in early December, he has received pushback and frustration from his neighbors and even Johnstown's mayor.

Public agencies are continuing to adapt to provisions added to the state Sunshine Law two years ago and a recent appeals court ruling that further defined the legislation.

During a routine visit with the medical oncologist, a cancer patient brings up a new symptom that could be a side effect of cancer treatment.

"I know I will have stories to tell our donors, so these dollars represent more than just dollars." - Mike Kane, president, Community Foundation for the Alleghenies

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