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June 10, 2021
An Iowa man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison sentence after being accused of assaulting a fellow retail customer in a fight over COVID-19 face masks.
April 25, 2021
Louis B. Ruediger | Tribune-Review TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Dozens of Leechburg High School students and parents, decked out in Blue Devils gear, crowded outside a borough council meeting Tuesday. They huddled on the steps and crammed into the doorway of the overflowing gallery, there to support a proposal by the school district to upgrade stormwater management at Veterans Field Sports Complex. “I...
April 7, 2021
There could soon be a labeling system for masks, allowing consumers to make an informed choice when trying to stay safe. Source by: Stringr A Des Moines man is facing a mandatory 10-year prison sentence after being accused of pulling down his COVID-19 face mask and spitting on a fellow retail customer while yelling, âIf I have it, you have it!â Police and court records indicate Shane Michael, 42, went to a Vision 4 Less eyewear store in Des Moines on Nov. 11. While there, Michael was ...
February 20, 2021
A partial wall reconstruction project in Leechburg is progressing. Portions of the 260-foot-long wall along the borough’s Third Street are collapsing. Plans call for about 150 feet of the wall to be replaced in a project that is expected to cost more than $216,000. Council on Wednesday awarded a contract for the work to low bidder Holbein Inc. of Buffalo Township. Five other companies bid for the contract. The project, first proposed in 2015, is being paid for with a PennDOT grant totaling $...
January 21, 2021
A new wall reconstruction project on Third Street in Leechburg is underway. Borough engineer Shane Michael said portions of the wall on Third Street are collapsing in some places. “It’s 260 feet long, and we’re replacing about 150 feet of the wall,” Michael said. Council opened six contract bids Tuesday. They ranged from an apparent low bid of about $193,500 from Arch Masonry Restoration to a high bid of just over $408,000 from Kishmo Inc. Some included alternative bids to cover additio...