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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By: Tom Yerace
Christmas decorations once again will brighten Brackenridge Avenue this holiday season. Councilman Dino Lopreiato, chairman of parks and recreation, told Brackenridge Council he has ordered decorations to adorn utility poles along the business district’s main street. “Brackenridge Avenue will light up again like it used to,” Lopreiato said. He said
By: Tom Yerace
If and when Airbnb-type rentals start popping up in Freeport, borough officials say they will be ready.
By: Tom Yerace
Arnold City Manager Mario Bellavia told council this week that the city is slowly but steadily climbing out of a budget hole.
By: Tom Yerace
Arnold needs to renovate a malfunctioning sewage pump station on Riverside Drive to the tune of almost half a million dollars. Council is asking Westmoreland County to approve its request to the Commonwealth Financing Authority for a $479,000 grant from the Local Share program. City Public Works Foreman Joe DeMeo
By: Tom Yerace
The Allegheny Valley School Board is approaching crunch time on deciding where the Springdale Dynamos will play football next season.
By: Tom Yerace
Residents of West Deer will be paying 34% more to have their garbage picked up next year.
By: Tom Yerace
Springdale Township residents worried about paying late fees for water bills they have not received yet can rest easy. The township commissioners said Thursday that residents have not received water bills or are getting them late this month because of the new meter reading and billing system the township is
By: Tom Yerace
Tarentum real estate owners would see their taxes go up 9.1% in 2025 under council's proposed budget.
A former supervisor is the newest member of West Deer supervisors in District 1. The supervisors appointed Jeffrey D.
By: Tom Yerace
Construction of restrooms at Springdale Junior/Senior High School will be contained to the auditorium lobby area. In a consensus poll of Allegheny Valley School Board members, eight members agreed to that concept as presented by Terry Thompson of the Foreman Group, the design and construction services firm hired by the
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