Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Robinson Township Police blotter for Wednesday, Dec. 12.
A Monessen woman forked over $300 for a pair of Justin Bieber concert tickets that turned out to be fakes, according to Robinson police. Police said the woman, who found the tickets through a seller on Craigslist, agreed to meet with a Crafton man named "Morgan Thetter" on Nov. 19 outside of the Mall at Robinson to exchange the tickets, according to a complaint. When the woman and her daughter attended the tween star's concert on Nov. 20 at Consol Energy Center, they were turned away at the door. Police said the tickets were counterfeits and could find no record of a man named Morgan Thetter. Tickets for Bieber's Consol Energy Center concert were sold out, the Post-Gazette reported. No one has been charged in connection to the …
Thursday, February 9, 2012
The trooper is stationed out of the state police's McCormick Road barracks.
A Moon-based state trooper was charged Wednesday by state police in Corry, PA, with homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence, two counts of DUI, involuntary manslaughter and other offenses following a crash that killed an Edinboro man. Online court records state that Jeffrey M. Dalessandro, 35, of Canonsburg, was arraigned Wednesday and briefly remanded to jail on a $25,000 bond. Dalessandro works out of the Troop D state police barracks on McCormick Road in Moon. GoErie.com reported that police said Dallesandro was driving impaired "when his eastbound truck crossed the center line on Route 6 in Union Township at about 10:15 p.m. Wednesday and struck a westbound Chevrolet Blazer driven by 21-year-old Daryl L. Nunemaker. …
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Club officials say the 2011 season proved to be the club's worst fiscal year.
A Moon Golf Club official said a wet spring season and stretch of sweltering summer days made for a difficult year for the community golf course. By May, rainy weather shuttered the 18-hole course more than a dozen times, leaving the club nearly $100,000 behind in revenue. It was a loss the club never managed to recoup, said Ralph Canterbury, a member of the Moon Township Recreational Authority, to whom the township leases the course. "We really did not recover [from the spring]," Canterburry said. "We stabilized, but it was not a great summer. It was hot and dry for a long time, and then it went right back to rainy." In September, the Moon Township Board of Supervisors agreed to postpone two of the club's three $60,000 yearly lease …
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Monday, September 26, 2011
The 11-week program, which will be held in Oakdale, will give citizens exposure to the world of police officers, including training and law enforcement practices and responsibilities.
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Monday, September 26, 2011
The Pennsylvania State Police, in partnership with the Pittsburgh Technical Institute, will present a Citizen’s Police Academy in October. The CPA is an 11-week program designed to expose selected Allegheny and Washington County citizens to the world of the police officer, the types of training officers receive, and general law enforcement concepts and responsibilities. It is a forum for understanding and communication between citizens and police officers. The CPA will run from Oct. 11 through Dec. 20. Participants will meet from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. every Tuesday at the Pittsburgh Technical Institute, North Fayette Campus, 1111 McKee Road, in Oakdale. Anyone who is interested must be at least 18 years of age, a resident of Allegheny or …
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Troopers train critical eyes on nearly 1,700 buses to ensure that they can safely transport children.
It didn’t matter to Trooper Brian Davies that the school bus he was inspecting Wednesday morning was brand new. Pennsylvania State Police troopers out of the Moon Township barracks inspected nearly 1,700 buses this summer, but Davies was taking no chances with the 2012 International bus right off the assembly line. “I try to look at every bus the same, whether it’s brand new or 10 years old,” Davis said, noting a recent inspection revealed a new bus had a broken brake line. “It can be brand new and have problems or be 10 years old and in perfect condition.” Five troopers at the barracks inspected 1,687 buses from across Allegheny County this summer and found 445 violations, mostly malfunctioning light bulbs or other minor problems that are…
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449 McCormick Rd, Coraopolis, PA
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seen2mch
6:35 pm on Friday, November 18, 2011
Thanks for the lecture! Who said golf should be free?? Beside the clubhouse...what major improvements have they made? The article was about why revenues are down at the course and why they are struggling to make their lease payments. All I read were a bunch of excuses. If you provide a quality golf course at competitive rates the players will come. Evidently,the "vocal minority" is quite large … more ›