Saturday, November 10, 2012
The most read articles this week were about the tragedy involving a 2-year-old boy who was mauled to death by African painted dogs at the Pittsburgh Zoo. Other top stories were about this week's election.
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Saturday, November 10, 2012
Even with a major presidential campaign in full swing, the top stories this week weren’t about politics. Unfortunately, the most read articles were about the tragedy involving a 2-year-old Whitehall boy who was mauled to death by African painted dogs at the Pittsburgh Zoo. The zoo later announced the animals will not be euthanized. The popular elections stories included the results and recaps of the most important races. The hottest local race was between Matt Smith and Raja to see who would replace former state Sen. John Pippy. And the most interesting storyline was how the four communities that make up the Chartiers Valley School District closely split their presidential election votes. The final results for Bridgeville Collier, …
Saturday, November 3, 2012
It should come as no surprise that this week’s top news stories on Patch were about Hurricane Sandy.
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Saturday, November 3, 2012
It should come as no surprise that this week’s top news stories were dominated by Hurricane Sandy coverage. And while our friends along the East Coast took the brunt of the punishment, people in the Pittsburgh area were just as interested and concerned about how the unusual superstorm would affect us here. The top story of the week (and month, for that matter) was about most South Hills communities rescheduling Trick-or-Treating to Saturday. Only Carnegie kept it on the traditional Halloween night. Other top stories included forecasting when Sandy would hit the Pittsburgh area and the aftermath of it passing through western Pennsylvania. Two more stories included downed trees and powerlines that closed a Bridgeville road for hours and a …
Sunday, October 28, 2012
This week's top stories were about a former Chartiers Valley basketball star arrested in a multi-state gambling ring, a woman hit by a truck in Brideville, the Colts football coach quitting after a poor season, a shot fired from a Bridgeville home and a m
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Sunday, October 28, 2012
Click to read the most popular stories on Chartiers Valley Patch this week in case you missed them. This week's top stories were about a former Chartiers Valley basketball star arrested in a multi-state gambling ring, a woman hit by a truck in Brideville, the Colts football coach quitting after a poor season, a shot fired from a Bridgeville home and a man injured in a rollover crash on Prestley Road. Click the links to read the full story! 1: Former Chartiers Valley Basketball Star Arrested in Multi-State Gambling Ring Mike Colbert, a star basketball player who graduated from Chartiers Valley in 1998, was arrested Wednesday in a multi-state illegal gambling ring, multiple news agencies are reporting. Colbert, who is a prominent bookie in…
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Click to read the most popular stories on Chartiers Valley Patch this week in case you missed them. This week's top stories were about a fight at Chuck E Cheese, a loose dog killed by a car, major construction headaches on Greentree Road, an alleged child
Click to read the most popular stories on Chartiers Valley Patch this week in case you missed them. This week's top stories were about a fight at Chuck E Cheese, a loose dog killed by a car, major construction headaches on Greentree Road, an alleged child molester heading to trial and a vending machine sold for scrap metal. Click the links to read the full story! 1: Police Break Up Fight at Chuck E Cheese Near Bridgeville Numerous police officers were called to Chuck E Cheese on Sunday night for a fight in which an irate woman was allegedly shouting obscenities around young children. Collier police said they were dispatched to the restaurant in Chartiers Valley Shopping Center around 8 p.m. after receiving reports of a fight inside. Read…
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