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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CIty Council unanimously approved a $16,285,581 spending plan that sets millage for land at 40.21, a 1.5-mill increase. The rate for buildings remains at 4.03 mills in the preliminary budget.
By: Paul Paterra
Pioneer Counseling and Consulting, which opened its first office in Washington in 2023, will debut a second location at Waterdam Plaza. The target opening date is Dec. 1.
Dr. Christopher Wydra credits the military for saving his life – literally and figuratively speaking. Wydra, coordinator of PennWest University’s Doctorate in Criminal Justice program, was the keynote speaker at the California campus’ Veterans Day program Monday in the Convocation Center. “I think the military has had a direct impact on me because of the […]
Haitian native Evency Dorzelma admitted to being somewhat surprised by the outcome of last week’s presidential election. The former police officer and popular musician in Haiti said that’s the sentiment of many of his fellow Haitians who now call Charleroi home. “It was a stressful day,” Dorzelma said last week. “We were wondering how things […]
By: Paul Paterra
The former police officer and popular musician in Haiti said that's the sentiment of many of his fellow Haitians who now call Charleroi home.
In October, council had asked Washington County Court to fill the vacancy created by Tom Thompson's resignation in September.
Council unanimously approved advertising a tentative $6,662,043 spending plan Tuesday that shows slight increases in the general fund and the fire tax.
The Chapman Corp. received a 2024 Governor's Award for Safety Excellence (GASE) Wednesday at a ceremony attended by Nancy A. Walker, Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry secretary.
Homelessness continues to be a growing problem, and Washington City Mission pledges to continue efforts to combat it and serve those in need.
Washington's Citywide Development Corp. (CDC) is holding a Walk Washington event at noon Friday, beginning at Kouzina Greek Bistro, 60 S. Main St. The walk is free and open to the public. Participants are asked to dress warmly.
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