Paul Paterra is an editor for the Scottdale Independent-Observer, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, particularly in the Washington area. He writes articles covering a range of topics, including community events, local businesses, education, and social issues.
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With the Washington City Council on the verge of approving a tax increase for the first time in five years, Mayor JoJo Burgess vowed to aggressively pursue those who have not been paying their taxes.
Representatives of 10 local organizations set aside their normal daily duties Wednesday to put together bikes at the LeMoyne Community Center in the United Way of Washington County's inaugural Build A Bike event.
By: Paul Paterra
The Uniontown Area School District is exploring the possibility of consolidating its three mountain area schools – A.J. McMullen Middle School and Marclay Elementary School in Markleysburg and Wharton Elementary School in Farmington.
Council had the final reading Thursday of a $15.2 million spending plan that sets the millage for buildings at 5.53 mills, an increase of 1.5 mills. The millage rate for land is 38.71.
Ground has been broken on AMVETS' new national headquarters at the former Beth Israel Synagogue in Washington. A ceremony was held Tuesday at the property at 265 North Ave.
The borough's 2025 spending plan was adopted Monday by each of the six members of council in attendance. Councilman Eric Miller was absent.
The closing of the World Kitchen plant in Charleroi has been delayed and the plant may not close until April 30.
By: Paul Paterra
It will come in the form of “Hope Packs,” a special package consisting of many Christmas goodies to be delivered to about 350 inmates and 70 staff members.
Bringing communities together and eliminating hate are key goals of the “Non Hate in Our State” town halls. On Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission brought that message to Charleroi. PHRC executive director Chad Dion Lassiter said the purpose of the town halls, which are being held across the state, is to unite community members. […]
Bringing communities together and eliminating hate are key goals of the “Non Hate in Our State” town halls.
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