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When it’s hot outside, the instinct of some is to lower the temperature on the household thermostat. But local HVAC repair experts advise against dropping the settings too low. “Air conditioning controls humidity, not temperature,” said David Demilio, owner of Demilio Heating and Cooling in South Greensburg. “In the long
Early is the word as the Fourth of July weekend rolls in, with a record setting 50.7 million Americans expected to travel 50 miles or more over the next couple of days, according to AAA. Domestic trav...
Young children, elderly people, and people with respiratory problems were advised by the Allegheny County Health Department to limit outdoor activities Sunday due to poor air quality. The health department issued an Air Pollution Warning for the Mon Valley for Sunday and all of Monday. According to the department, the
Volunteers measure rain and snow fall and then enter it into the system online to help meteorologists
Banjo handcrafted by Rat of Tobruk reveals realities of life on WWII battlefield SunSunday 28 Loading Print text only Cancel Tucked away in a treasure trove of military artefacts in an Australian museum lies a handmade musical instrument. Australian World War II soldier Walter John "Jack" Darnley fashioned together the banjo-like instrument from bits and bobs he gathered while enduring life as a Rat of Tobruk in the trenches of northern Africa in 1941. A toothbrush, discarded wood, an old drum and a dixie tin formed the bulk of the banjo's parts. Jack Darnley's handmade banjo-like instrument ...