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A Duquesne Light Company traffic cone sits at the entrance of a right-of-way where the company has prepared land on which steel monopoles will hoist new transmission lines as part of the Universal-Plum Reliability Project.
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Duquesne Light Company has started construction on an electric transmission line spanning five miles through Plum, Monroeville and Penn Hills.
The project, dubbed the Universal-Plum Reliability Project, was split into four areas, and construction began the first week of January, according to a website dedicated to the endeavor.
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Four people are charged with firearms offenses and 19 guns were seized following a joint surveillance operation by the state attorney general’s office and the Monroeville police at the Pittsburgh Gun Show in Monroeville.
Attorney General Josh Shapiro on Monday announced the arrests and gun seizures. They took place the weekend of Feb. 6-7.
David Fields, Tanesha Olverson, Robert Raglin and Elizabeth Rexrode were arrested at the gun show and charged with illegal straw purchases of firearms, officials said. Olverson, Raglin and Rexrode are from Allegheny County. Voter records show Rexrode is from Monroeville; Raglin is from Pittsburgh and Overson is from Duquesne.