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Editorial: Findings, hiring and fighting - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Findings, hiring and fighting

Laurel: To finally getting answers. On Tuesday, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission ruled on the cause of an explosion at a home in Plum. No, it was not the August incident in Rustic Ridge that claimed the lives of six people and destroyed three homes and damaged others. The PUC

Investigators say cause of fatal Plum explosion came from inside the home - Vimarsana News

Investigators say cause of fatal Plum explosion came from inside the home

The point of origin for a deadly home explosion in Plum on Aug. 12 came from inside the house at 141 Rustic Ridge, the Allegheny County Fire Marshal’s Office said Friday. Officials continue to investigate the explosion that occurred just less than a month ago in Plum’s Rustic Ridge subdivision,

PUC rules public utility equipment not at fault in 2022 Plum home explosion - Vimarsana News

PUC rules public utility equipment not at fault in 2022 Plum home explosion

A Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission ruling that an April 2022 home explosion in Plum was not caused by public utility equipment does not eliminate the possibility that natural gas caused

Pa. Gov. Shapiro secures methane detectors for Rustic Ridge community - Vimarsana News

Pa. Gov. Shapiro secures methane detectors for Rustic Ridge community

Gov. Josh Shapiro announced that combustible gas detectors had been secured for the Rustic Ridge neighborhood in Plum Borough following an explosion.

Plum musicians rock for Rustic Ridge - Vimarsana News

Plum musicians rock for Rustic Ridge

Support for Plum’s Rustic Ridge neighborhood continues with the help of some musically inclined residents. Janet Schoedel, who sings for the rock band Barracuda, and Ken Joy, drummer for MoJo — The Band, live near the site of an Aug. 12 explosion that claimed six lives. Their groups will join