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Wheeling City Council Will Revisit Camping Ban Tuesday | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Wheeling City Council Will Revisit Camping Ban Tuesday | News, Sports, Jobs

WHEELING — Lingering issues surrounding the city’s approach to addressing homelessness are expected to be discussed Tuesday night, when members of Wheeling City Council meet for the first time in three weeks to tackle a brimming agenda. During the last council meeting on Oct. 17, a total of 19 citizens had signed up to speak […]

Upgrades underway at Negley busway station in Pittsburgh's Shadyside - Vimarsana News

Upgrades underway at Negley busway station in Pittsburgh's Shadyside

Construction work has begun at Port Authority of Allegheny County’s Negley Station on the East Busway, where improvements to the popular transit stop in Pittsburgh’s Shadyside are expected to be completed over the next several months. Port Authority’s plans include a new ramp and stairs from South Negley Avenue, new

'Open during construction': Improvements on way for Mt. Lebanon business district | News - Vimarsana News

'Open during construction': Improvements on way for Mt. Lebanon business district | News

Although major renovations are on the horizon for Mt. Lebanon’s main commercial corridor, the hope for the duration of the project is business as usual. “The Uptown District will be open during construction,” assistant municipal manager Ian McMeans said. “We’re coming out of a pandemic, and we want to be able to support our businesses as much as possible. And we’re confident that the new streetscape will really enhance the district. We just have to get through the construction phase first.” At their next regular meeting, scheduled for May 11, Mt. Lebanon com...