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Stories from a quarter of a century past now on display in Monessen - Vimarsana News

Stories from a quarter of a century past now on display in Monessen

Photos, clothing and other items reminiscent of Monessen circa 1998 are now on display at the city's historical society.

Westmoreland County warns of potential scam involving blighted properties - Vimarsana News

Westmoreland County warns of potential scam involving blighted properties

People who own property near blighted structures are being warned about a potential scam to purchase parcels owned by the county land bank. Brian Lawrence, executive director of the Westmoreland County Redevelopment Authority, said county and Monessen city officials were alerted after letters were sent from a company called Ythron

'Opportunity to redefine': 7 Westmoreland County communities envision a future free of blight - Vimarsana News

'Opportunity to redefine': 7 Westmoreland County communities envision a future free of blight

Seven Westmoreland County communities from Greensburg to New Kensington to Monessen are getting a unique opportunity — the ability to re-create neighborhoods and business districts free of blight. Using $10.4 million in federal money, the project calls for identifying as many as 500 properties for demolition, although some might end

Westmoreland set to end deal with Monessen for blight project - Vimarsana News

Westmoreland set to end deal with Monessen for blight project

Westmoreland commissioners on Thursday are expected to terminate a contract with Monessen to coordinate a plan to remove blighted properties in the city. Officials signed off on a $7,500 deal late last year in which the county planning department would oversee efforts to identify and publicize efforts to remove dilapidated