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
Pittsburgh Public Safety officials say a threat made at Rivers Casino on Friday is being investigated as a swatting incident. Officers responded to a call at about 8 p.m. at the North Shore entertainment business for a man saying he was going to begin shooting at the casino. A city
Leetsdale officials are bracing for something big rolling through town this month.
A firefighter has been transported for medical evaluation after battling a blaze at a vacant church in Pittsburgh's Mt. Washington neighborhood.
Kris Hughes felt right at home in the Sewickley business district for the Sewickley Valley Chamber of Commerce’s first Night Mart of the summer. The Quaker Valley graduate and entrepreneur was back in the borough, serving up sweet honey from her family business, Hughes Farm & Apiary, on June 26.
By: Michael Divittorio
Leetsdale celebrated Independence Day with a parade, games and fireworks on July 4. Between 500 and 600 people were estimated to have participated in the festivities, according to Fourth of July committee chairman Scott Zahner. “We’re all very pleased with it,” he said on July 7. “Our committee put in
By: Michael DiVittorio
While the Indiana Township supervisors continue to mull a proposed 172-unit housing plan off Cove Run Road, numerous residents continue to express their concerns.
By: Michael DiVittorio
The Lindsay Theater & Cultural Center in Sewickley was recently honored by the Coraopolis NAACP.
By: Michael DiVittorio
Kamari Jones was among the Pittsburgh residents who made history on a rainy Friday afternoon.
By: Michael DiVittorio
An Edgeworth resident and an Aleppo firefighter are recovering from minor injuries sustained as a result of a fire in the borough.
By: Michael DiVittorio
A nearly two-year project by two Quaker Valley youths to bring a public chess space to Sewickley was recently completed.
