William Pitts
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Coalition forms in opposition to proposed Forward Township data center (opens the original)
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FORWARD TWP — Just north of a proposed data center site, Lynda Weakland and her husband, Patrick, maintain an about 100-acre family farm spanning Forward and Connoquenessing townships, where they’ve built a life raising cattle. “None of us are going to be happy about this,” Lynda Weakland said ahead of an upcoming Thursday, Oct. 1, planning commission meeting about the proposed about one-million-square-foot data center planned on Prospect Road. “This is not the place to put something like that,”
PennDOT offering survey on construction and maintenance services (opens the original)
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Now that road construction season is drawing to a close, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is accepting feedback from Pennsylvanians on construction and maintenance through an online survey. The 17-question survey is available through Oct. 20. According to a news release, PennDOT has improved over 2,600 miles of road and 373 state and local bridges throughout Pennsylvania in the first eight months of 2026.
Adams Township approves retail/commercial portion of Quincy Heights development (opens the original)
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ADAMS TWP — Supervisors gave final land development approval for the retail portion of the Quincy Heights combined residential/retail planned development during its meeting Monday night, Sept. 28. Plans for the retail portion of Quincy Heights call for two separate retail buildings along Route 22. According to John Kamin, legal counsel for the Glincher Group, the complex is still looking for retail tenants. The Glincher Group is managing the retail and commercial portion of the complex. “We thin
Big Butler Parts-A-Rama expands to fall for first time (opens the original)
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CONNOQUENESSING TWP — For the first time ever, the Big Butler Parts-A-Rama automotive swap meet expanded into the fall, holding its second event of the year over the weekend of Saturday, Sept. 26, and Sunday, Sept. 27, at the Butler Farm Show grounds. According to organizers Tom and Nadine Napierkowski, the decision to start a fall show this year was largely due to demand from vendors. “Our vendors have been asking for a fall show and we felt the need that there would be a fall show,” Nadine Nap
Slippery Rock University hosts Special Olympics sectional (opens the original)
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SLIPPERY ROCK — Hundreds of athletes from across Western Pennsylvania gathered at Slippery Rock University on Sunday, Sept. 27, for the annual Western Fall Sectional for the Pennsylvania Special Olympics. An estimated 450 athletes, representing 17 counties, competed in six sports — soccer, flag football, long-distance running/walking, volleyball, powerlifting and bocce. The 17 counties make up two of the Special Olympics Pennsylvania regions: the Three Rivers Region, which includes Butler County
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