Hunter Muro

Pittsburgh

Writer at Freelance

Writer/Content Creator/Steelers Enthusiast

Articles

Evans City-Seven Fields Regional Police Department dissolution remains in limbo

6 days ago | cranberryeagle.com | Hunter Muro

More than a week after a long-awaited mediation session, Evans City and Seven Fields remain locked in a stalemate over the division of assets from their now-defunct regional police department. Discussions between borough representatives have not yet brought about any type of resolution. However, Evans City solicitor Ryan Mergl referenced the late April mediation session during a Monday, May 5, council meeting, saying that talks were still ongoing.
Evans City-Seven Fields Regional Police Department dissolution remains in limbo

6 days ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

More than a week after a long-awaited mediation session, Evans City and Seven Fields remain locked in a stalemate over the division of assets from their now-defunct regional police department. Discussions between borough representatives have not yet brought about any type of resolution. However, Evans City solicitor Ryan Mergl referenced the late April mediation session during a Monday, May 5, council meeting, saying that talks were still ongoing.
Cranberry Twp staff hits the streets for annual cleanup day

6 days ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

Local News CRANBERRY TWP — Nearly 100 township staff members traded their desks for safety vests and trash pickers on Friday, May 9, to participate in the second annual Employee Litter Clean Up Day. The initiative was developed by the public works department to help beautify some of the busiest and most visible corridors within the community.
Cranberry Twp staff hits the streets for annual cleanup day

6 days ago | cranberryeagle.com | Hunter Muro

Local News CRANBERRY TWP — Nearly 100 township staff members traded their desks for safety vests and trash pickers on Friday, May 9, to participate in the second annual Employee Litter Clean Up Day. The initiative was developed by the public works department to help beautify some of the busiest and most visible corridors within the community.
Butler Marine garners top aviation award

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

Butler native Maj. Zachary M. Sessa of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314 was named the Marine Aviator of the Year by the Marine Corps Aviation Association, earning the prestigious Alfred A. Cunningham Award for his leadership during combat operations in 2024. As part of the “Black Knights” squadron, Sessa, who graduated from Butler High School, played a critical role in a historic deployment that marked the first combat use of the F-35C Lightning II fighter jet.
Distracted driving law to begin in June to mixed reception

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

Law enforcement is waiting to crack down in June on a common dangerous driving practice they see often but have no associated charge for — yet. Paul Miller’s Law, or Act 18 of 2024, will ban the use of handheld devices while driving after June 5. Pennsylvania will become the 31st state to ban handheld cellphone use while driving. “It’s a step in the right direction,” said Lt. William Ahlgren, a community relations officer for the Cranberry Township Police Department.
Butler County residents reflect on historic election of first Pope from U.S.

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

Though Heidi Nicholls Bowser left Chicago’s South Side for Butler more than 30 years ago, the ties to her birthplace have never faded away. So when she learned that Pope Leo XIV — the first pope from the United States — was born in the same Chicago hospital just decades before her, the news felt deeply personal. “The new pope being from the South Side is ginormous,” she said. “My friends and I were speculating that he’s got to be a (Chicago White) Sox fan and not a (Chicago) Cubs fan.
Nurses union reaches tentative agreement with Butler Memorial Hospital

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

Butler Memorial Hospital and the Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals reached a tentative agreement early Thursday morning, May 8, potentially putting an end to ongoing contract negotiations. The agreement comes just hours after the union announced Wednesday that 99% of voting nurses at Butler Memorial Hospital authorized a possible strike if their concerns were not adequately addressed.
Cranberry Township couple shares an organ

1 week ago | cranberryeagle.com | Hunter Muro

In sickness and in health Even before they were married, Byron and Melissa Wade understood the meaning of standing by your spouse “in sickness and in health.” The meaning of the vow hit home when Melissa Wade found out her kidney was a match for her husband, who needed a transplant after being diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder in 2020, shortly before the couple first met one another. “That was a really big moment (when we found out),” she said.
Cranberry Township couple shares an organ

1 week ago | butlereagle.com | Hunter Muro

In sickness and in health Even before they were married, Byron and Melissa Wade understood the meaning of standing by your spouse “in sickness and in health.” The meaning of the vow hit home when Melissa Wade found out her kidney was a match for her husband, who needed a transplant after being diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder in 2020, shortly before the couple first met one another. “That was a really big moment (when we found out),” she said.