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Letter to the editor: Mandy Steele will protect women's rights - Vimarsana News

Letter to the editor: Mandy Steele will protect women's rights

Arizona recently became the latest state to ban abortion, even in the case of rape and incest. Although that law is being challenged in court, I am scared and angry that this will be the reality in Pennsylvania next year. If Republicans maintain control of the state House and Senate,

Mandy Steele vs. Ted Tomson: 2022 election for Pa. State House 33rd District - Vimarsana News

Mandy Steele vs. Ted Tomson: 2022 election for Pa. State House 33rd District

District 33 is a rare open seat, as incumbent state Rep. Carrie DelRosso was drawn out of the district. Republican Ted Tomson II is running against Democrat Mandy Steele.

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State House control may depend on battle for local state House seat - Vimarsana News

State House control may depend on battle for local state House seat

Voters in parts of the North Hills and Allegheny Valley will elect a representative this fall in a new state House district with no incumbent.

Squaw Run stream renamed as Sycamore Run - Vimarsana News

Squaw Run stream renamed as Sycamore Run

The federal renaming of a stream that runs through Fox Chapel, Indiana Township and O’Hara is a long-sought triumph for people who battled years against what is now a nationally recognized slur. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) on Sept. 8 announced that Squaw Run will be called Sycamore Run, striking

Fox Chapel officials to make solar panel installation less cumbersome - Vimarsana News

Fox Chapel officials to make solar panel installation less cumbersome

Fox Chapel property owners may soon find it a little easier to have solar panels. Council unanimously voted Monday advertising amendments to its ordinance regulating such sun-powered equipment. It also approved sending it to the Allegheny County Planning Department for a 45-day review. The ordinance is expected to be passed