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Freeport man shares patriotism with annual reading of Declaration of Independence
Jul. 4—Nick Triveri of Freeport wears his patriotism on his sleeve every Fourth of July. For the 14th year, the 71-year-old organized a reading of the Declaration of Independence at Riverside Park in Freeport. "I feel the Fourth of July is a whole lot more important than just shooting off fireworks and eating hot dogs and watermelon," said Triveri, whose strong voice and colonial attire added ...
Trump to campaign in Butler ahead of Republican National Convention
Former President Donald Trump will make his first 2024 campaign stop in western Pennsylvania on July 13, with a rally in Butler two days before the opening of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The presumptive GOP nominee for president will “emphasize the horrendous effects Biden’s dishonest presidency has had on our country,” according to […] The post Trump to campaign in Butler ahead of Republican National Convention appeared first on Pennsylvania Capital-Star.
Longtime Lower Burrell employee Nita Serene recognized with 1-day employment offer
Nita Serene can now say she’s worked for every mayor in Lower Burrell history. Serene, who retired in March 2023 after working as the city’s administrative assistant since 1974, was given a one-day employment offer this week, at a compensation of $1, under the administration of Mayor Chris Fabry, who took office earlier this year.
Chamber Names Winners of Annual Awards
The Butler County Chamber of Commerce is naming their annual award winners. The chamber names three different awardees each year, with presentations given at their annual dinner. Cleveland Cliffs is being recognized as the David L. Lloyd Chamber Champion. This award honors an organization that plays an integral role in...
Callery makes plans to dedicate monument to local veterans
CALLERY — After facing several minor complications, a three-year long project to bring a monument honoring local veterans and other longtime borough residents is entering the final stages of completion. The monument is set to be dedicated at a ceremony on Nov. 10. The borough council approved that date...
New Law Will Offer Credit Monitoring After Data Breaches
A newly signed law will see victims of data breaches given free credit monitoring. The Breach of Personal Information Notification Act requires businesses and organizations to notify the state Attorney General’s office if there is a data breach of more than 500 individuals. Those impacted by the breach will...
Renfrew town council expands workforce to meet growing recreation needs
Renfrew Town Council made one important personnel move ahead of the summer break. They approved the addition of four new full-time and one-term maintenance positions within the recreation operations department in order to fill the increased demand for upkeep of local facilities like the myFM Centre. Councillor Clint McWhirter says...
‘The 48’: Don’t miss events in Renfrew and area
Here is a quick snapshot of what’s happening around town in the next 48 hours. The Mad River Paddle Company, 1020 Madawaska St in Greater Madawaska, invites you to a unique and rejuvenating experience combining the tranquility of stand-up paddleboarding with the soothing powers of sound healing, this Wednesday at 10:00 am. Board rentals are $65, or bring your own board for $45. Register here.
Oakmont Country Club work could produce harmless natural gas odor
If residents near Oakmont Country Club catch a whiff of natural gas this summer, it’s probably nothing to worry about. The club, which will host the 2025 U.S Open golf tournament next June, has construction underway, including some projects involving natural gas work. The club insists members and nearby...
New Kensington-Arnold superintendent's contract extended despite proposal to shorten it
One board member’s effort to shorten a contract extension for New Kensington-Arnold Superintendent Chris Sefcheck failed Tuesday night. The board ultimately voted 8-0 to give Superintendent Chris Sefcheck a new five-year contract that will run from Tuesday through June 30, 2029. It replaces his previous and initial five-year contract that would have ended on June 30, 2026.
Oakmont's vegetation-control goats back to work after escape
Phyllis Anderson has jokingly referred to herself as “the GOAT,” (Greatest of All Time) since Oakmont brought in working goats two years ago to clear brush along the Allegheny River. But the assistant borough manager wants residents to know that the goats’ escape from their enclosure this week...
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