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2 days ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
It’s time for summer camp once again in Pine. Camp Pine for children in first through sixth grades kicks off June 9 and runs for 10 weeks through Aug. 15. The program is held on the Pine Community Center side of the park. Campers will use the splash pad, turf fields, park trails and gazebo, as well as the gym and multipurpose rooms of the center.
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2 weeks ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
During the correspondence portion of the May 19 supervisors meeting, Wexford Volunteer Fire Company notified Pine of its intent to withdraw from its current agreement to provide fire protection and initiate negotiations for a new one. The township’s current agreement with the Wexford VFC is set to expire in December. “This raised concerns, as there would be no funding arrangement in place with the company beyond December 2025.
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2 weeks ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
Pine officials are recognizing the contributions of its public works professionals during National Public Works Week, which runs May 18-24. National Public Works Week is sponsored by the American Public Works Association and has been celebrated across North America since 1960. This year’s theme is “People, Purpose, Presence.” It highlights the heart of public works: the dedicated individuals who serve with a clear mission and a constant presence in the daily lives of township residents.
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3 weeks ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
Pine hosted its second annual Earth Day event April 26-27, and this year’s bash was packed with even more activities and fun for everyone. “The Township of Pine’s second annual Earth Day event was a true celebration of community and sustainability.
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3 weeks ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
The Richland Volunteer Fire Department recognized the bravery of one of their own during its monthly meeting April 18. Chief Dave McWilliams started off the meeting by recapping the events of the March 5 fire that occurred at North Woodland Circle. Ryne Zierenberg, a union carpenter and member of the fire department, was instrumental in identifying a home that was on fire, notifying the resources needed and saving the family dog.
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1 month ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
Pine celebrated the Easter season this year with goodies and furry friends. Children swarmed the Pine Athletic Complex looking for eggs April 12. The Egg-cellent Egg Hunt was open to those 10 and younger, with time slots allotted for the different age groups. Supervisors Chairman Ryan Colombo was pleased with the event’s turnout. “The Easter egg hunt is one of our favorite community traditions, and this year was no exception.
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1 month ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
Richland supervisors awarded the contract for their 2025 road paving program to Shields Asphalt Paving. “Natalie; myself; Mike Kuhn, our public works director; and Scott Shoop, our township engineer, went out and did a road tour of all the roads that are on this list, along with some other ones to come up with what was a bid package that we could afford based on our budget,” township Manager Brian O’Malley said during the April 16 supervisors meeting.
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1 month ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
Following an influx of anonymous Right-to-Know requests across Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors has advised municipalities to review and update their Right-to-Know policies. In light of this development, Richland recently updated its Right-to-Know policy. The Right-to-Know law is the Pennsylvania law that guarantees a person’s right to access and obtain copies of specified public records held by government agencies.
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1 month ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
Richland has been named a banner community by the Allegheny League of Municipalities for the 12th consecutive year. The banner community program recognizes municipalities that distinguish themselves as model communities through their outstanding commitment to professional development, prudent fiscal management, transparency, accountability and proactive communications to engage community stakeholders. “I just wanted to highlight all of the good things that Richland Township does.
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1 month ago | 
triblive.com | Maria Sosso
Jo Ann Evans of Richland unwinds from her high-stress job as a nurse practitioner with an unconventional hobby — she is part of the competitive dog show circuit. Evans said she spent two years researching before she got her first puppy from “a wonderful breeder and mentor.”“This was a show-quality puppy that I co-owned with the breeder, with showing to his championship as a requirement,” she said.
