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The Derry Township Supervisors voted to hold the line on taxes once again Tuesday as they approved a balanced 2021 budget.
Derry Area School District is continuing its current instructional model, but district officials noted that a shortage of teachers could force the school board to change course in the future.
The Greater Latrobe School District will switch to a full remote instructional model by the end of the week.
Eric Hauser was elected to serve as president of the Greater Latrobe School Board during Tuesday’s annual reorganization meeting.
Following a month in which Westmoreland County’s total coronavirus (COVID-19) cases more than doubled, the county opened December by marking another grim milestone Tuesday, surpassing 200 deaths attributed to the virus.
Derry Borough Council is expected at next week’s regular meeting to adopt a final 2021 budget with no increase in property taxes.
After a long weekend of shopping, both in-store and virtually, Giving Tuesday — the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving — provides an opportunity to participate in a global day of giving.
Behind the vinyl siding of a formerly unassuming building along Latrobe’s Main Street was a wooden façade of a bakery that once welcomed customers for more than a century.
The Greater Latrobe School District is mourning the loss of one of its own.
As November draws to a close, Westmoreland County prepares to close the book on its worst month so far of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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The Greater Latrobe hockey team has become accustomed to playing in contests that have come down to the wire this season.
Beloved former Jeannette and Greensburg Central Catholic football coach Joseph G. Mucci has died of complications related to the coronavirus (COVID-19). He was 86.
Five Greater Latrobe boys’ soccer players, led by senior Nolan Agostoni, were recently recognized by the WPIAL.
Teammates at Greater Latrobe High School, Alex Walker and Lane Ruffner were hoping to hook up once again in the North American Hockey League.
Jeannette’s bid for a third PIAA state football championship fell short Friday, as District 3’s Steelton-Highspire defeated the Jayhawks, 32-20, in the Class 1A title game at Hersheypark Stadium.
Today, the Jeannette football team will make its fourth PIAA state championship game appearance since 1988.
The Greater Latrobe hockey team has grown accustomed to keeping it close in the third period through four games.
Eight soccer teams from the WPIAL competed in the PIAA State Championships this weekend in Hershey, including the Greensburg Central Catholic boys and girls.
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