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Land bank fosters new life for more than 170 abandoned Westmoreland properties - Vimarsana News

Land bank fosters new life for more than 170 abandoned Westmoreland properties

When Jackie Sobel and her father, David, were looking to put down roots for their craft brewery, they knew new construction wasn’t going to be right for the vibe they wanted. “We were looking for something that had a lot of character,” she said. They perused Westmoreland County Land Bank

$16 million senior housing complex underway in East Vandergrift - Vimarsana News

$16 million senior housing complex underway in East Vandergrift

The walls of a former school are tumbling down to make way for new, affordable senior citizen housing in East Vandergrift. The Morning Sun Senior Lofts project is a $16 million residential complex that will offer 41 units for seniors 55 and older in the former East Vandergrift Elementary School

Delayed $13 million senior housing project resumes in East Vandergrift - Vimarsana News

Delayed $13 million senior housing project resumes in East Vandergrift

After a nine-month setback, development plans for a new senior citizen residential complex have resumed in East Vandergrift, Westmoreland County. The Morning Sun Senior Lofts project was awarded a $1.2 million grant this month from the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) and $1.3 million in low-income tax credits. The low-income

On the brink: With no clear end in sight to population declines, fate of some communities could be in jeopardy - Vimarsana News

On the brink: With no clear end in sight to population declines, fate of some communities could be in jeopardy

Bob Davis spent only seven years of his childhood in Adamsburg before his family moved to Greensburg in 1966, but the borough made an impression. Davis lived in an old farm house along Main Street. He fondly recalls a bustling town filled with several businesses. There was a service station

On the brink: With no clear end in sight to population declines, fate of some communities could be in jeopardy - Vimarsana News

On the brink: With no clear end in sight to population declines, fate of some communities could be in jeopardy

Bob Davis spent only seven years of his childhood in Adamsburg before his family moved to Greensburg in 1966, but the borough made an impression. Davis lived in an old farm house along Main Street. He fondly recalls a bustling town filled with several businesses. There was a service station