Harmony's 2006 budget isn't finalized yet, but the news coming from the borough is worthy of positive notice.
The preliminary budget for next year approved by the boroug...
It's appropriate at this time to commend all registered voters who have taken time to familiarize themselves with the list of candidates who will be on their ballot in T...
In the scheme cooked up behind closed doors early last July between legislative leaders in Harrisburg and state Supreme Court Chief Justice Ralph Cappy, it was decided t...
Members of the Butler City Council are lamenting the formidable task they have before them, which is to craft a balanced budget for 2006.
But while theirs is a task not ...
Most Pennsylvanians are bothered by the underhanded way in which state lawmakers managed the pay-raise vote in July. The anger over legislators' actions only increases w...
The completion of half of the new Main Street Viaduct, allowing the lifting of the detours motorists and truck traffic have had to endure since July, represents another ...
It was good to see a crew of the Travers Co. of New Castle working Friday to repair the section of Main Street that had to be torn up due to a break in a six-inch-diamet...
If Butler Township officials would have periodically checked on the tarring and chipping of roads this summer, as that operation was in progress, they might have headed ...
The battle against drunk driving is taking a significant leap forward with the state police plan to begin weekly "sobriety checkpoints" across the state.
Such checkpoint...
Robert C. Jubelirer, R-Blair, president pro tempore of the Pennsylvania Senate, shouldn't have scolded Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll for allowing a parrot to sing "How ...
