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All homeowners in the community of Rustic Ridge in Plum Borough are being provided with methane detectors for their homes at no cost, in the wake of the house explosion that claimed six lives.

Combustible gas detectors have been secured for the Rustic Ridge neighborhood in Plum Borough following an explosion that took the lives of six people, including former Saxonburg borough manager Micha...

Plum officials are notifying Rustic Ridge homeowners whose houses were substantially damaged by the house explosion there two weeks ago that they may be eligible for a significant reduction in their property assessment. Plum officials are pointing to those homeowners to a Catastrophic Loss Application that is available from the

Laurel: To learning lessons. Yes, it’s that time of year again. Buses are rolling. Lunches are being packed. School is opening. Franklin Regional students were back in classrooms Wednesday, with many others close behind. Over the next week, most children will be at desks, logged into computers or sitting on

A Washington County-based oil and natural gas company is donating 250 methane detectors for homes in Plum’s Rustic Ridge neighborhood where six people died from a house explosion Aug. 12. Olympus Energy of Cecil Township gave the detectors to the Rustic Ridge Homeowners Association. Gov. Josh Shapiro and Rich Negrin,

A funeral mass for Thomas was held at St. Raphael Church of St. Jude Parish.

The fair in Grand Island runs from Aug. 25 through Sept. 4.

David Soboslay has been named the interim manager of Plum, replacing Michael Thomas, who was one of the six people killed in the Rustic Ridge house explosion Aug. 12. Plum Council met Wednesday night for the first time since the explosion. Its regular August meeting, scheduled for Aug. 14, was

The borough's emergency management coordinator said Peoples Gas has completed safety inspections at 109 homes in Rustic Ridge, almost 48% of homes in the neighborhood

The community remembered Plum’s borough manager Wednesday as a funeral procession made its way through several neighborhoods.