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August 17, 2024

Monessen police to hold drill at school

By the MVI

By the MVI

Monessen police Chief Dave Yuhasz announced the police department will be holding a training drill from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday at Monessen High School.

Yuhasz wants to alert residents as there will be a large police presence for the training at the school.

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West Mifflin presents ‘Once Upon A Mattress’

March 17, 2025

Riley Burrow (Prince Dauntless) sings to Kyla Karasinski (Princess Winnifred) during West Mifflin Area High School’s production of “Once Upon a Mattress.” See more photos from the spring musical on Pa...

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Tori Demo remembered on anniversary of death

By SARAH PELLIS spellis@yourmvi.com

March 17, 2025

A Mass and balloon release were held in memory of the 25-year-old Allenport resident. Family and friends of Tori Demo held a Mass Sunday morning and released balloons in her memory one year after her ...

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High winds, heavy rain cause havoc

By SARAH PELLIS spellis@yourmvi.com

March 17, 2025

Trees were toppled and power was knocked out in several parts of the region. Heavy rainfall and winds swept through the Mon Valley as multiple severe weather alerts were issued Sunday afternoon. Accor...

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New Rotary club becomes official during celebration

By LADIMIR GARCIA lgarcia@yourmvi.com

March 17, 2025

District Governor Dan Dougherty welcomed the new Mon-Yough River Valley Rotary Club. The new Mon-Yough River Valley Rotary Club had its charter celebration Saturday night, making it the newest Rotary ...

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Online option not ready for NBV sanitation bills

By TAYLOR BROWN, Senior Reporter

March 17, 2025

North Belle Vernon garbage bills will go out this week, but online billing won’t be an option quite yet. Sanitation service is still running smoothly with the borough’s new refuse provider, ProWaste L...

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From remote work to cashless venues, COVID’s effects on business 5 years later

By By ALEXIS PAPALIA TribLive

March 17, 2025

The gathering was a who’s who of Pennsylvania politicos, all looking to share in the credit of a transformational $600 million reimagination of Downtown Pittsburgh. Gov. Josh Shapiro, Pittsburgh Mayor...

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From profanity-chic to terrorist-porn

April 1, 2025

The Democratic Party is polling about 27 percent approval — and sinking. In 2024, it lost the White House, the House of Representatives, the Senate, and both the popular vote and the Electoral College...

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The pope in the evening

April 1, 2025

Pope Francis in an empty St. Peter’s Square in the dark and rain — for many, it was one of the most memorable images of the early COVID-19 shutdown. That was five years ago now. The footage of the Pop...

Licht announces bid for EF school board seat

Allegheny County Elections, Elections, News

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Licht announces bid for EF school board seat

April 1, 2025

For the MVI Chad J. Licht, a 2024 graduate of Elizabeth Forward High School, recently announced he is seeking a seat on the Elizabeth Forward School Board. A student at the Community College of Allegh...

Elections, Westmoreland County Elections

CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENT

Curran announces candidacy for BVA school board

April 1, 2025

For the MVI North Belle Vernon resident Jack Curran announced his candidacy for Belle Vernon Area School Board. A graduate of Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing, Curr...

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Man pines for best friend who already turned him down

April 1, 2025

DEAR ABBY: I fell in love with my best friend. When I told her 10 years ago, she distanced herself. We were still friends, but she went on making bad choices in her relationships, and I never found an...