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Margaret Cattley June 15, 2013 at 07:22 pm
the walmart plans they acted like they did not want them here. Lucky Walmart was able to
Margaret Cattley June 15, 2013 at 07:28 pm
win the plans after months of meetings at the Board. The Board finally voted at 3 am the last…Read More meeting they had and they ok'd it(after about
M June 16, 2013 at 12:08 am
I'm having trouble deciphering/accessing complete posts above. I have not been able to follow the…Read More Boards meetings since relocating a year ago to TN. The fact that it took them til 3 am to ok WalMart's plans for the space, makes me think it was contentious, as it should have been. Many of us with experience of WalMart and the existing problems with traffic in the area remain appalled to hear WalMart's moving ahead.
Steve Novalk June 2, 2013 at 03:41 pm
maybe they should hire some publiuc relation people to cleanup the lousy image they have with some…Read More of their customers
clearfield May 24, 2013 at 05:03 am
Reading the two comments I have to wonder what the United Nations Agenda 21 has to do with Moon…Read More Township? The 9 points that are listed don't have much relevance to us in the immediacy, but in reality some of them make sense in a world where precious resources ranging from water to energy sources are being gobbled up and sold to the highest bidders around the world. Our globe is moving from third world status into modern industrialization, which brings about increased wealth and a desire for modernity: cars, heat, air conditioning, mass transit, electricity, education, and food, among other things all of which requires the resources we have enjoyed for decades. As our globe grows more and more people want what the established industrialized world has had as populations increase. Those resources are going to be used up more quickly than ever before-at a high cost; therefore what you have posted should be pondered as realistic. Wars will be fought over resources, as they have been for centuries. And, who will fight them?
And, in regards to urban redevelopment--Moon Township is very much a part of Pittsburgh and the urban society that makes up great Pittsburgh, as it is only 17 miles, or so from the Fort Pitt Tunnel! We are very much connected to the city, like it or not. What affects Pittsburgh in a positive way, can affect suburbia in a negative way as people make decisions that effect their needs and finances.
Helen May 24, 2013 at 06:34 pm
Hello Moon Res and Clearfield. I'm with you. I just didn't know if anyone has heard of the Agenda…Read More 21 plan. It's no good and is another thing to keep our eye on as citizens. This is the United States of America but if the U.N. has it's way, they'll creep this into every wonderful town like we have in Moon. I agree if you want that urban feel, move to any city and you'll be sure to have it. God bless our veterans this Memorial Day.
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