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The 36-hour rainfall that inundated the Alle-Kiski Valley and the Pittsburgh region the first weekend of May resulted in some creek overflows, downed trees and water in residential and business basements. But it’s a far cry from what would have happened if dams and reservoirs in the Allegheny River Basin
Joyce Hanz | Tribune-Review Larry Boehm, 47, president of the Leechburg Area Museum and Historical Society, walks along remaining trolley shed foundations along Route 66 in Leechburg on Jan. 12, 2020. Courtesy of the Leechburg Area Museum and Historical Society Trolley operator Walter Knell stands beside a car in Leechburg. Susan Harwick of East Vandergrift identified Knell as her maternal grandfather, saying it’s one of the few photographs of him. Courtesy of the Leechburg Area Museum and Historical Society A trolley travels down Market Street in Leechburg in this undated image. Courtes...