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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Scott Township Man Accused of Molesting Boy

A Scott Township man and chef at an exclusive country club is being accused of molesting a young boy over several years.

A Scott Township man and chef at an exclusive country club is being accused of molesting a young boy over several years. Scott Township police arrested Garry Burgess, 44, last week and charged him with felony charges of indecent assault, endangering the welfare of a child, corruption of minors, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and unlawful contact with a minor. Investigators said the molestation began about five years ago when the boy was in second grade. The boy told investigators that the sexual abuse occurred five to seven times at Burgess’ Glendale home until he was 10 years old. Police said the abuse stopped after Burgess bought the boy an XBOX game system and then demanded he be allowed to perform sex acts on the boy. When the …

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11:47 pm on Monday, May 6, 2013

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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Gasline Rupture in Glendale Forces Evacuations

Construction crews working in the Scott Township neighborhood of Glendale accidentally hit a natural gas pipeline, causing it to rupture and force the evacuation of several nearby homes.

Construction crews working in the Scott Township neighborhood of Glendale accidentally hit a natural gas pipeline, causing it to rupture and force the evacuation of several nearby homes. The pipeline rupture happened shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday in the 500 block of Magazine Street. It’s not known how many homes had to be evacuated. Glendale firefighters were seen walking in front of a house closest to the rupture. Emergency responders closed Magazine between Orris Way and Orchard Street. Like the Chartiers Valley Patch Facebook page or sign up for our Daily E-mail Newsletter

Friday, February 8, 2013

Scott Township Firefighters Get High Marks

All three of Scott Township’s fire departments were honored for improving their insurance rating and becoming the only municipality with multiple fire halls at that level.

All three of Scott Township’s fire departments were honored for improving their insurance rating and becoming the only municipality with multiple fire halls at that level. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that Bower Hill, Glendale and East Carnegie, are rated at “3” ISO levels beginning on April 1. The P-G reported that the new ratings are because the volunteer firefighters showed that their training, equipment, and response times put them into the top tier. That means Scott Township residents could be paying lower insurance rates soon. The only neighboring community with a similar rating was Mt. Lebanon. Read more about the Scott Township firefighters and their improved rating by clicking this link to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s …

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Extras Needed for Movie Being Filmed at St. Ignatius Church in Glendale

A film crew shooting a movie at St. Ignatius Church in Glendale is looking for extras to play churchgoers during several “big crowd scenes.”

A film crew shooting a movie at St. Ignatius Church in Scott Township is looking for extras to play churchgoers during several “big crowd scenes.” The crew producing “Escape From St. Quentin’s” at the church is asking residents to contact them about being extras this weekend. Anyone interested in being in the movie should email brokenbordersproductions@gmail.com with a photo and contact information. The crew must be contacted by Wednesday to be considered for the roles. Positions for the roles are limited and children are required to have work permits. The extra positions are unpaid, but will receive food during the filming and credits. The scenes will be shot this Saturday and Sunday, with the film crew estimating the days could last from…

Friday, January 11, 2013

Woman Struck By Car on Carothers Avenue in Glendale

A woman crossing Carothers Avenue in Glendale was struck by a car and seriously injured Thursday.

A woman crossing Carothers Avenue in Glendale was struck by a car and seriously injured Thursday night. Glendale fire Chief Tom Salerno said the woman was crossing the street about 5:40 p.m. when a motorist driving toward Carnegie tried to avoid her, but hit her and then crashed into an apartment building. The woman, who was not identified by authorities, was taken to Allegheny General Hospital with non-life threatening injuries, Salerno said. “He tried to avoid her, but he hit her and then crashed into the building,” Salerno said. The building in the 400 block of Carothers Avenue sustained structural damage around the doorway and a tow truck had to remove the car. The busy road was closed for about an hour while Scott Township police …

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Kristin

7:31 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013

No street parking? Then please tell me where everyone is suppose to park? People just need to slow down. Or cops could place the speed radars on the street. They are usually parked at the fire station and down at that bar by the yellow bridge. But they can't always be there. People need to take personal responsibility and slow down.   more ›

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Santa Claus is Coming to Town on a Fire Truck!

Santa Claus is visiting the good little boys and girls of Heidelberg, Bridgeville, Rennerdale, Glendale and South Fayette this weekend! Find out when he's coming to your neighborhood.

Do you have photos of your little boy or girl with Santa? Upload the photo to this story and we’ll feature it on Chartiers Valley Patch! Santa Claus is coming to town on a fire truck this weekend! He’ll be making his rounds to greet the good little boys and girls in several neighborhoods around the South Hills over the next few days. Santa’s first visit is to Heidelberg on Friday night, before visiting Rennerdale, Glendale and South Fayette early Saturday morning. He’ll finish his tour of the area with a trip to Bridgeville on Sunday afternoon. Like the Chartiers Valley Patch Facebook page or sign up for our Daily E-mail Newsletter Heidelberg – Dec. 21 – 6 p.m. Glendale – Dec. 22 – 9 a.m. Rennerdale – Dec. 22 10 a.m. Fairview – Dec. 22 - …

Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Streetscape Project Through Carnegie, Glendale and Heidelberg Beginning

The multi-million dollar streetscape project that will snake from Carnegie through Glendale and into Heidelberg is finally beginning after years of planning and delays.

The multi-million dollar streetscape project that will snake from Carnegie through Glendale and into Heidelberg is finally beginning after years of planning and delays. Federal, state and local leaders earlier this month celebrated the launch of the Tri-Community Streetscape Project that is officially set to begin in January. The work will rebuild the sidewalks and roads while upgrading lighting and other infrastructure along Third Street in Carnegie, Carothers Avenue in Scott Township and Route 50 in Heidelberg. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO SEE IMPROVED WITH THE STREETSCAPE PROJECT? TELL US IN THE COMMENTS SECTION! U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Upper St. Clair, was one of my elected delegates to attend the Nov. 2 balloon launch in Carnegie to celebrate …

Curious

3:41 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Born and raised in Glendale, and nothing is going to improve Carothers Ave. I agree with Rose it needs to be ripped down, and get the slum lords out of there.   more ›

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Pipeline Blowout Damages Homes

Watch this unbelievable video of a ruptured water pipeline on Carothers Avenue in Scott Township that flooded two homes Tuesday night.

A ruptured water pipeline on Carothers Avenue in Scott Township broke windows and flooded two homes Tuesday night. The major pipeline between Magazine Street and the Glendale Bridge happened around 5:15 p.m. and caused major traffic delays and loss of water service to nearby homes. Rocks and gravel from the rupture went through one window and the water sprayed toward two homes. It eventually flooded the lower levels of the homes with about four inches of water. A video posted onto Chartiers Valley Patch by a reader showed the water rocketing out beneath the pavement and at two houses across the street. Glendale firefighters, whose station is just a few hundred feet from the break, were immediately on scene with vehicles to detour traffic …

Friday, July 6, 2012

Adults Going to Trial on Child Endangerment Charges

Three adults who are accused of letting an 18-month-old boy wander unsupervised around Carothers Avenue in Scott Township will head to trial on child endangerment charges.

Three adults who are accused of letting an 18-month-old boy wander unsupervised around Carothers Avenue in Scott Township will head to trial on child endangerment charges. Police said Thomas Pointer, 64, April R. Keach, 47, and Gary L. Schuck, 54, didn’t watch the young boy when he left their Hill Street backyard and walked around the busy Glendale roadway. A Scott Township police officer driving through the area shortly after noon on May 3 spotted the boy and picked him up. Police said the parents of the children asked the three adults to watch the boy and his 8-month-old sister the night before while they went out. But police said the babysitters were intoxicated and Schuck, the children’s great uncle, had passed out after a night of …

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Man Exposes Himself Near Cemetery

A man dropped his shorts in front of Glendale residents while standing near St. Joseph Cemetery.

Scott Township police are investigating an indecent exposure incident after a man apparently dropped his pants in front of residents living in the Glendale neighborhood last week. Scott police Chief Jim Secreet said the man pulled down his shorts and exposed himself while standing near St. Joseph Cemetery on Magazine Street around mid-afternoon on June 13. A person who saw the incident called police about 30 minutes later. By then, the man, who is believed to be in his 40s, was gone and police had few other clues to find him, Secreet said. “When we got there, no one was around,” Secreet said. “We haven’t had anything else since.” Secreet said he’s not overly concerned since it has not occurred again in this area. Still, it’s one of the …

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