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La Roche University gifted buildings, including motherhouse, from Sisters of Divine Providence
A property transfer from a Catholic organization to La Roche University sets the college up for long-term growth, officials say.
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Ross property owners to see tax increase for 2nd consecutive year
Property owners in Ross will pay more in taxes to the township after commissioners approved a tax increase for the second consecutive year.
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West View approves 24% property tax increase, borrowing for new municipal complex
Property taxes in West View will increase 24% after council approved the new tax rate along with the borough’s budget for 2026 on Wednesday, Dec. 10.
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Downsizing in Pittsburgh: Smart Ways to Simplify Your Life and Unlock Equity
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Local lawmakers, librarians celebrate $5M increase in Pa. budget for public libraries
Librarians and others joined local legislators Dec. 5 at Northland Public Library to celebrate a $5 million increase in the Pennsylvania budget for public libraries.
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North Hills School Board approves limiting any potential property tax increase to state limit
The North Hills School Board has agreed to limit any potential property tax increase in the district’s 2026-27 budget.
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The Lindsay Theater’s Nifty November, from ‘Springsteen’ to ‘Wicked: For Good’
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In brief: Happenings across the North Hills Journal area
Veterans invited to free holiday lunch
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At the library: Here are some upcoming programs at Northland Public Library
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ACLA COO Kimberley Hrivnak Awarded Pennsylvania Library Association’s 2025 Distinguished Service Award
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Realtor: North, South Hills real estate markets have more similarities than you’d think
Editor’s note: This is part of an occasional series on real estate market trends in Western Pennsylvania.
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Holiday performances, gingerbread house display keep things festive at The Block Northway
The shopping atmosphere at The Block Northway was kept seasonally festive thanks to a free concert performed by the Slippery Rock University Clarinet Choir on Nov. 30.
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Pittsburgh Connection with Nuremberg Trials to be Shared at The Lindsay on Saturday
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North Hills School Board reorganizes following November election
The North Hills School Board welcomed one new and three returning members when it reorganized on Tuesday, Dec. 2.
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