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New Twitter rules expose impostor accounts - Vimarsana News

New Twitter rules expose impostor accounts

Some election officials are trying to take steps to ensure that voters can tell the difference between the official election office account and impostors.

Source: wcnc.com
Dog owners eager for new off-leash space to open at Harrison Hills Park - Vimarsana News

Dog owners eager for new off-leash space to open at Harrison Hills Park

Amanda Trocki and her dog, Nugget, are counting the days until the new dog park opens at Harrison Hills Park in the Natrona Heights section of Harrison. “He can’t wait to make some new friends,” said Trocki, who visits regularly, waiting for the gates of the play space to be

'Swatting' calls occur statewide | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

'Swatting' calls occur statewide | News, Sports, Jobs

Active shooter calls received by schools Wednesday around Western Pennsylvania were deemed a hoax by investigators. Police descended upon Oakland Wednesday mo

Active shooter calls in Western Pa. deemed a hoax by investigators - Vimarsana News

Active shooter calls in Western Pa. deemed a hoax by investigators

Panic, confusion and then relief spread across the region Wednesday morning after two Pittsburgh Catholic schools received what investigators deemed were hoax active shooter threats that prompted evacuations, lockdowns and large responses from police. Families raced to Oakland Catholic and Central Catholic high schools as the news unfolded, but soon

Allegheny County Council to weigh review of shuttered Shuman Center - Vimarsana News

Allegheny County Council to weigh review of shuttered Shuman Center

The motion was sent to council’s committee on public safety Tuesday.

Source: wesa.fm