Michael Roknick is a Business Editor at The Herald newspaper. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, real estate, and education, with a particular focus on construction, school safety, and regional news. Michael's work has been featured in numerous publications including Yahoo News, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and the Daily Item.
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Michael Roknick's focus is primarily on local news, including accidents, road improvements, and retail developments in the Pennsylvania area. He also covers topics related to family & relationships as well as healthcare & pharmaceuticals.
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SHARON – For those believing they recently spotted Sasquatch trouncing through downtown Sharon in broad daylight, relax; It was just a guy in a costume.
Greenville borough council draws an out-the-door crowd at its regular Monday evening meeting. The big draw was that council appointed employees to posts and reshuffled administrative duties.
This drawing shows what the “world’s largest wildlife crossing’’ in Agoura, Calif., will look like when completed in December. Pennsylvania said it will study how to reduce motorists collisions with wild animals in along highways, streams and other locations.
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP — Bryan Rhodes is giving America a real kick for its 250th birthday this year.
A truck involved in an accident on Interstate 80 Tuesday and caught fire. The blaze was extinguished by firefighters.
Dr. Larry Stefanick walks his dog, Toad, as Canadian wildfire smoke covers Buhl Park on Thursday.
Lillian Kent's vegetable stand in the Wheatland neighborhood of Hermitage is compact, but well designed. In addition to selling vegetables the stand also sells other merchandise like bottled water and flags.
By: Michael Roknick
Hundreds flocked to Friday’s Health Fair and Senior Expo at the Hickory VFW in Hermitage. Parke Wentling, R-7th District, Hempfield Township, hosted the event which had 65 organizations represented.
A truck involved in an accident on Interstate 80 Tuesday and caught fire. The blaze was extinguished by firefighters.
The cast of “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,’’ hosted by the ACTS Performing Arts Center, practices the wickedly fun musical at its downtown Sharon theater during a previous season.
