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Friday, March 15, 2013

Suspect Arrested in Carnegie Shooting

The third suspect in the shooting at the Carnegie Towers apartment complex that wounded three people including an infant has been arrested. Rashad Watson had been on the run since the shooting on April 14.

The third suspect in the shooting at the Carnegie Towers apartment complex that wounded three people including an infant has been arrested. Rashad Watson, who had been on the run since the shooting on April 14, was arrested Thursday morning at a housing plan in Clairton, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. U.S. marshals and Allegheny County police arrested Watson, 20, and found two AR-15 assault rifles, three handguns and heroin, the Post-Gazette reported. Watson faces charges of attempted homicide, aggravated assault, conspiracy, reckless endangerment and receiving stolen property. Three people, including a young girl, were found with gunshot wounds after traveling in a car from the apartment complex to the BP gas station in …

Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Irish Pub Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day Weekend with Street Fair in Carnegie

Riley’s Pour House is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this weekend by holding a two-day block party festival on East Main Street in Carnegie. What will you be doing in the Pittsburgh area to celebrate St. Patrick's Day?

Riley’s Pour House is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this weekend by holding a two-day block party festival on East Main Street in Carnegie. The Irish pub opened last year and has earned numerous awards from area publications and residents. The block party begins at 10 a.m. Saturday when a tent opens and beer is served out front until 8 p.m. The pub and back patio will be open until 2 a.m. Sunday with numerous bands playing during the day. On St. Patrick’s Day, the pub and Main Street tent open at noon Sunday. There will be more entertainment during the day. There is a $5 cover charge to enter the pub and back patio. However, there won’t be a cover charge to hang out at the tent. Riley’s Pour House opened in February 2012 and was featured …

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Roger

1:13 pm on Wednesday, March 13, 2013

You make an assumption that heavy drinking will happen at this place. Your assumption is undoubtedly a good one. I still await an explanation why heavy drinking must be part of these celebrations. "To have fun," certainly doesn't apply. Nobody needs to be stoned in order to have fun. "Having a good time," does not apply either. Why does one need to have their mind significantly altered in order …   more ›

Saturday, March 9, 2013

Do You Know Who Owns This Lost Dog Found in Carnegie?

This lost spaniel mix was found wandering in Carnegie last week. She is an older dog with long, tan hair and a red collar.

A lost spaniel mix was found in Carnegie last week. The older dog with long, tan hair was found walking along Morrow Avenue on late Wednesday night. She is wearing a red collar, but does not have tags or ID chips. Animal Control said the dog is now staying at Clair’s Kennel in Upper St. Clair while they search for the owner. If you know who owns this dog, contact Animal Control through Allegheny County’s dispatch system at 412-279-6911. Like the Chartiers Valley Patch Facebook page or sign up for our Daily E-mail Newsletter

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Glenn Scott Plaza Getting a Facelift

Crews are out repainting the building and adding prominent towers on both sides to spruce up the shopping center on the outskirts of Carnegie.

The Glenn Scott Plaza on Washington Avenue is getting a facelift. Crews are out repainting the building and adding prominent towers on both sides to spruce up the shopping center on the outskirts of Carnegie. A new Dollar Tree also recently opened in the strip mall. The reconstruction comes about seven months after a car crashed through the front  of the Tomatoes pizza shop. However, the facelift is to make the strip mall more attractive and not tied to that crash. Click above to watch a panoramic video of work being done on the shopping center. Like the Chartiers Valley Patch Facebook page or sign up for our Daily E-mail Newsletter

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Craigslist Finds in Carnegie

We combed through Craigslist and here are some of the more unusual items for sale we found.

We combed through Craigslist for your viewing pleasure. Here are some of the more unusual items for sale we found. See if you agree. Large solid wood hand-carved swan - $150 "Beautiful piece." Speedo Swim Trunks Men's L - $10 "Very good condtion." Starbucks Barista Coffeemaker - $15 "Clean and in good working condition." Pillows - $6 "These pillows are spotless and in very good condition." 52" Gold Ceiling Fan - $40  "The fan is in nice condition."

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Two Men Convicted in Carnegie Towers Shooting Sentenced to Jail

Two Hazelwood men convicted for shooting three people, including a 2-week-old infant, at the Carnegie Towers apartment complex last year have been sentenced to 7 to 14 years in jail.

Two Hazelwood men convicted for shooting three people, including a 2-week-old infant, at the Carnegie Towers apartment complex last year have been sentenced to jail time. Bryon Hall, 22, was sentenced on Tuesday morning to 7 to 14 years for his conviction on attempted homicide and aggravated assault. James Edmonds, 21, was sentenced on Wednesday to 7 to 14 years in prison for his charges. The two men were convicted in November following a non-jury trial before Allegheny County Common Pleas Judge Kevin Sasinoski in connection with the shooting that took place in the parking lot of Carnegie Towers on April 14. Three people, including the young girl, were found with gunshot wounds after traveling in a car from the apartment complex to the BP …

Mike Jones

9:02 am on Friday, March 15, 2013

The third suspect wanted in this shooting has been arrested... http://chartiersvalley.patch.com/articles/suspect-arrested-in-carnegie-towers-shooting   more ›

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Combing Through Craigslist: Unique Stuff for Sale in the Chartiers Valley Area

Where else but Craigslist would you find church windows and a hotdog cart for sale?!

Where else but Craigslist would you find church windows and a hotdog cart for sale?! We decided to comb Craigslist to find what we think are the more unique items for sale—or for barter—in the Char Valley area. We found plenty of quirky and interesting things for sale in Scott Township, Carnegie and Bridgeville. Click the links and take a look for yourself to see if you agree!   Church Windows (Carnegie/Scott Township) - $125 EACH "Very old. Excellent condition."   Trade hotdog cart for enclosed trailer (Bridgeville) - Barter "I have a hotdog cart I will trade for an enclosed cargo trailer."    Several Pittsburgh Pirates 1994 Allstar Cups  (Scott Township) - $1 "Several plastic cocktail cups from the Allegheny Club never used for sale. …

manish m shah

9:31 am on Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Another classifieds site is Get Me The - www.getmethe.com   more ›

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

New Boxing Club Opens Near Carnegie

Scott Township now boasts one of the biggest and most pristine boxing clubs in the Pittsburgh area after Wolfpack Boxing Club opened there last month. You might be surprised to learn that 30 percent of their members are women.

Scott Township now boasts one of the biggest and most pristine boxing clubs in the Pittsburgh. Wolfpack Boxing Club recently moved from its small gym in Bridgeville to a sprawling warehouse building on Gregg Street near Carnegie. Jeff Mucci, 41, of Cecil, took over the boxing club from former Pittsburgh Steelers player Craig Wolfley and current broadcaster, last January and has been working to expand its membership. “I just outgrew it,” Mucci said of the old gym on Station Street behind the PNC Bank. “When I saw that brick wall, I was sold on (this building). I had to snatch this place up quick.” That brick wall goes the entire length of the gym and gives the cavernous building a rugged personality. The building located in the Scott …

Friday, January 11, 2013

Obituary: Ruth F. Nirella

Ruth F. Nirella: Age 98, of Cecil Township, formerly of Carnegie, on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013.

Ruth F. Nirella: Age 98, of Cecil Township, formerly of Carnegie, on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013. Beloved wife of the late Joseph A. Nirella; loving mother of Russell J. (Susan) Nirella; daughter of the late Chatham and Jeannetta Fulton; also survived by four grandchildren Joane (Joshua) Griffith, Joshua (Laura) Nirella, James (Stefane) Nirella, and Judith (Keary) Hiers; 11 great-grandchildren Isabella, Noah, Rocco and Meadow Griffith, Isaac, Elan, Lydia, Sienna, Daniel, Alexa, and Kalina Nirella. Ruth taught music for many years in the Carnegie school district. She was the choir director at the Carnegie United Presbyterian church for a number of years. Visitation 2-4 and 6-8 pm Friday, 9-11am Saturday at HENNEY BRADWELL & NIRELLA FUNERAL HOME…

Thursday, December 27, 2012

Carnegie Native Celebrates 100th Birthday

Anna Valloric lived on her own in Carnegie until moving into a nursing home this past year.

Anna Valloric, a resident of Sunrise of Upper St. Clair, celebrated her 100th birthday last week with fellow residents, friends and family with dinner, cake and a champagne toast. Anna lived on her own in Carnegie until just this past year. She was born on Third Street in Carnegie on Dec. 11, 1912. Her parents, Rose and Albin Mraz, emigrated from Austria-Hungary (present day Slovak Republic) in 1910. She is the mother and mother-in-law to Jack and his wife, Sylvia, of Arlington, VA and Jim and his wife, Diane, of South Fayette. After attending Carnegie High School and graduating from Curry Business College in 1928, she married and moved to the Ohio valley near Bellaire, OH, where she lived and worked during the Great Depression. In 1940 …

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