This is the second of three installments about the state's new Right-to-Know Law, which becomes effective Jan. 1.
Here are examples of information that the governmen...
The status of the proposed Route 228 improvement project became a little clearer last week with the revelation of a new step taken by the state Department of Transportat...
It's understandable that the Butler Township commissioners would want to retain the services of a good police officer who plans to seek the Republican nomination for But...
With the scandals surrounding the Illinois governor and the Bernard Madoff Ponzi scheme, the public might be close to suffering outrage fatigue. But the news this week t...
U.S. Rep. Jason Altmire, D-4th, has thrust himself into the spotlight regarding the proposed Route 228 improvements by his announcement that he will be working hard on t...
Regarding John Stilley's Dec. 3 article about the public's perception of coal, I think Stilley is a good coal miner. I used to work for Pennsylvania's mining regulatory ...
With the growing sense that the financial crisis is serious, but manageable, there are opportunities to step back, rethink and adjust the government's response.
The $700...
There were past economic downturns when the South Butler School Board's decision to put an indefinite hold on its high school renovation project would have been seen as ...
The Pennsylvania Turnpike's chief executive, Joe Brimmeier, says he isn't worried about the impact on traffic volume stemming from a 25 percent toll increase scheduled t...
Butler County officials are willing to patch an approximately one-mile stretch of Alameda Park Road so bicyclists, walkers and joggers can continue to use the road.
That...
