Michael Divittorio is a journalist known for his insightful coverage at various publications including OFFICER, MON VALLEY INDEPENDENT, and Centre Daily Times. His reporting primarily focuses on law enforcement technology, public security, and event management, with a keen interest in the intersection of security and large-scale events such as concerts and festivals. Michael's work has been featured in prominent outlets, highlighting his expertise in both the security sector and the intricacies of event planning.
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Michael Divittorio's coverage primarily focuses on local government, crime, and community events in the Pittsburgh area. His articles often include breaking news and evolving stories related to government announcements and events.
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By: Michael Divittorio
As students prepare for the start of the school year, many Quaker Valley High School seniors are personalizing how their final academic days will start and end. The seniors recently put paintbrushes to pavement, creating artistic touches to their parking spaces. It is a senior tradition that began a few
By: Michael Divittorio
Most Quaker Valley School District students will start the new academic year on Aug. 26. Sophomore through senior grade levels start classes on Aug. 27. Officials have been busy preparing facilities for their return and have various meet-and-greet events for families leading up to the first day. Capital projects completed
Sewickley officials once again said a former Catholic convent and school colloquially known as the Herbst House is structurally salvageable. Council also found that the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh failed to meet its burden of proving economic hardship and said demolishing the historic three-story building is not warranted. Both statements
By: Michael Divittorio
People wishing to post signs promoting events or political activities in Leetsdale now have a time limit. Council voted 5-0 to pass an ordinance amending the zoning code on Aug. 13. Councilmen Scott Zahner and Roger Nanni were absent. The new ordinance limits the temporary signs in public rights of
By: Michael DiVittorio
Officials with the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival, a celebration if medieval merriment in South Huntingdon, have postponed its opening weekend due to wet grounds and projected inclement weather.
By: Michael Divittorio
As volunteer fire departments in Leet, Bell Acres and Leetsdale continue to work through a merger process to form the Quaker Valley Fire District, officials from those communities are lending their support toward funding and new equipment. The unifying company seeks to purchase laptops and develop a new website in
Leet officials want people to stop parking on the grass in Quaker Heights Park. The recreational site in the township’s Quaker Heights neighborhood is located near the intersection of Camp Meeting Road and Pilgrim Drive. It has a playground with swings, a gazebo, recently planted trees and is fenced off
By: Michael DiVittorio
Sewickley Academy officials have something new for each school level as part of the 2026-27 school year.
Aspinwall officials and families celebrated a connection of the borough's business districts.
A Pittsburgh activist has been selected as the mural artist for a Sharpsburg Community Library courtyard project.
