Tom Yerace is a journalist at TribLive and Trib Total Media. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, business and economics, as well as law enforcement technology, focusing on the intersections of these fields. Tom's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in data analytics and the construction industry.
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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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Business in Lower Burrell isn't booming quite yet, but city officials say it's heading in the right direction.
Buffalo Township supervisors approved the site plan for the expansion of the township's sewage treatment plant.
The East Deer commissioners are exploring how they can prepare for a data center if one is proposed in the township.
Arnold officials voted to promote one of the city's police officers to the rank of sergeant.
Water tap-in fees are set to skyrocket in Brackenridge, even though there's typically little to no new construction in the borough.
Springdale Township officials are growing frustrated and impatient with the software that generates residents’ water bills. Residents who attended the township commissioners’ May 28 meeting told them the water bills they receive lack information and are incorrect. Barb Heiser, of Cambridge Manor, said the bills she receives show the amount
By: Tom Yerace
Harrison officials are looking at updating township ordinances with a particular interest in regulating uses such as data centers.
Getting rid of broken curbs and sidewalks on a Harrison street will require the township commissioners to make an ordinance change.
A state program that provides incentives for private investment in Harrison will expire in 2028.
By: Tom Yerace
The East Deer Commissioners have awarded contracts on three projects and extended the deadline to bid on a fourth. Ron Gillette Inc. of Harrison was the low bidder on two of the contracts. Gillette will do the work on the Murray Hill water line replacement project and demolish two deteriorated
