Is the former editor of Robinson-Moon Patch.
Hundreds pack Robert Morris University for a public hearing on Marcellus shale gas drilling at Pittsburgh International Airport. The potential deal could generate an estimated $500 million for the airport.
Hundreds pack Robert Morris University for a public hearing on Marcellus shale gas drilling at Pittsburgh International Airport. The potential deal could generate an estimated $500 million for the airport.
The dean joins the university this spring semester.
Chief Dale Vietmeier said the dog will assist in drug investigations in the township.
The Moon Township Volunteer Fire Department will give a fire truck to a section of Queens impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
Union members plan to contest the district's decision to use an outside contracting firm to fill custodial positions.
Township police warn residents to lock car doors.
The local hockey standout has been added to the Rangers' roster.
Privatization could result in job loss and reduce revenue from profits and taxation, Robinson-area state Sen. Fontana says.
A vacant, wooded tract of land off Moon Run Road is slated to become a town home community in Robinson.
A Kennedy Township man is accused of possessing hundreds of pornographic images of pre-teen girls.
The Moon Area School District Superintendent urges motorists and visitors to obey district school safety policies.
Find out how you can speak at Thursday's meeting—when Allegheny County Council will consider shale drilling on land surrounding Pittsburgh International Airport.
The board also adopts a policy for district advertising.
A former Montour volleyball coach will lead Moon Area's program.
Here's a roundup of some places hiring in and around the Patch.
Several months before its opening, the school is offering a scholarship for its young alums.
The snow is expected to taper before midnight.
Moon Township Police blotter for Tuesday Feb. 5.
Knitting intertwines a group of friends who meet each week at the Moon Township Public Library.
