Tom Yerace is a journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and writes for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. With a focus on local news, Tom covers a wide range of topics including government, infrastructure, taxes, and community developments. His articles provide readers with up-to-date information on issues impacting the Pittsburgh area.
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Tom Yerace's reporting primarily focuses on local government announcements, tax increases, and infrastructure projects in the Pennsylvania area. He also covers topics related to business and real estate industries as well as government and politics.
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By: Tom Yerace
Brackenridge will address state Department of Environmental Protection concerns about water turbidity in its treatment operation through a consent agreement. Council unanimously approved the consent order and agreement from the DEP last week. Turbidity refers to cloudiness or a deficiency in purity in water usually caused by sediment, borough engineer
By: Tom Yerace
School taxes will rise in one of Freeport Area School District's communities but drop in the two others, and school directors emphasized it's not their idea.
By: Tom Yerace, Tawnya Panizzi
East Deer commissioners put the brakes on a plan to install bike lanes along Freeport Road as part of the township’s leg of the Three Rivers Heritage Trail. Chairman Tony Taliani said he opposes the idea because of the effect on already-tight parking on the west side of the road.
By: Tom Yerace
Repair and renovation work on Springdale Junior-Senior High School apparently will not start any time soon.
By: Tom Yerace
Springdale Township commissioners continued their push to modernize the township’s water distribution system with a recent software purchase. The township bought software from Diversified Technologies of Bloomsburg, Pa., that will run numerous functions in the water system. It will be integrated with the remote-read water meters the township is in
By: Tom Yerace
The ongoing battle over the West Deer zoning ordinance regarding gas and oil drilling will rage into September.
By: Tom Yerace
Upper Burrell supervisors on Thursday rejected a request to rezone part of the former Oak Lake Golf Course for industrial use.
Springdale Township officials say they are getting an anticipated budget deficit under control.
By: Tom Yerace
The rat infestation in Arnold is so bad now that it could result in your car getting towed.
By: Tom Yerace
The Buffalo Township supervisors have set up a busy night for themselves on Sept. 11.
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