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Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of June 28, 2026
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Plum’s Riley Stephans selected Valley News Dispatch girls athlete of the year
Plum’s Riley Stephans received Valley News Dispatch Girls Basketball Player of the Year honors in March after finishing a stellar season on the court. However, the senior was not done yet.
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Plum Middle School track reopens after construction
The track at Plum Middle School has been repaired and reopened.
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Live! Casino's donations to local charities exceeds $16,000
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Hulton Road could close for a week because of railroad crossing upgrades in Oakmont
Oakmont residents and drivers passing through the borough should budget extra time in their commutes later this summer.
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Penn Hills man charged in connection with Oakmont road rage incident
A Penn Hills man is facing multiple charges after, police say, he attacked another man with a “mini bat” in Oakmont.
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Why Some South Side Pittsburgh Homeowners Are Choosing Simpler Ways to Sell in 2026
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Summerfest event kicks off at Larry Mills Park in Plum
Fishing games, corn dogs, a Ferris wheel and funnel cakes are just some of the things awaiting folks this weekend at Plum’s Summerfest in Larry Mills Park.
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Gas company repairs Plum road near fracking injection well
Part of Old Leechburg Road in Plum is on the mend.
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Pittsburgh Moving Madness: How to Survive Moving Day Without Losing Your Mind (or Your Couch)
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Plum Council President stands by Pride Month comments despite backlash
Plum Council President Ryan Delaney says he “refuses to be silenced” after recent online backlash to comments he made in support of the LGBTQ community at last week’s borough council meeting.
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Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of June 14, 2026
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The Top 5 Foot Care Problems Seniors Deal With — And What You Can Do About Them
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Road rage charges against former Penn Hills police officer dismissed
Criminal charges against a former Penn Hills police officer have been dropped nearly a year after he was charged with spinning out another car and resisting arrest in Plum.
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Brentwood Elementary Teachers: From Students to StewardsBy Jeff Nelson BRENTWOOD, Pa., June 29, 2026 -- In many respects, the past year...
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Celebrating America250 in the Sewickley Valley – The ExhibitionThe Sewickley Valley Historical Society invites you to “Celebrating America250 in...
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Brentwood SD Approves 2026-27 Budget with No Tax IncreaseBRENTWOOD, Pa.; June 17, 2026 – The Brentwood Borough Board of School Directors...