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Indiana Township remains the only community in the Fox Chapel Area School District to not live stream its meetings after an effort to allow virtual attendance was denied via slim margin. Supervisors voted 3-2 not to broadcast their sessions Feb. 14. Mayor Albert Kaan (District 2), Deputy Mayor Darrin Krally
People who attend Indiana Township supervisor meetings, particularly ones involving proposed development, know seating can be a problem. There soon might be a way to watch the local government in action without having to travel to the town hall. Supervisors are expected to decide whether to livestream their meetings. Their
A few years back I was asked to give a talk for the Toronto chapter of the Jewish Motorcycle Association, a riders’ club and benevolent organization. Riders came in from practically everywhere — the U...
Indiana Township supervisors gave tentative approval Feb. 15 to a proposed housing development despite strong objections from residents. The 3-2 vote in favor of the Indiana Trails planned residential development came with Republicans — Supervisor Paul Jorgensen, Deputy Mayor Albert Kaan and Mayor Darrin Krally — approving it. Democratic Supervisors
In her new book “Bad Jews,” Emily Tamkin frames recent American Jewish communal politics as a series of clashes between antagonists who insist there are right ways and wrong ways