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Wolf requests stay of court ruling

Shutdown found unconstitutional

Gov. Tom Wolf, as promised, has requested a stay of a federal court ruling that found his shutdown orders issued in March to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic were unconstitutional.

9/18/2020 Cranberry Local News

Mail-in ballot requests are creeping up

Oct. 27 is last day to sign up

Mail-in ballot requests creeping up in Butler County

9/18/2020 Cranberry Local News

Presidential candidates to visit Pa.; Trump plans rally at Pgh. airport

President Donald Trump will visit for a rally Tuesday at the Pittsburgh International Airport in Moon Township as part of his “Great American Comeback” campaign tour.

9/18/2020 Cranberry Local News

Federal government extends summer free meal program

Butler, Mars schools choose to participate

The federal government is giving districts the opportunity to provide students with free meals through December.

9/18/2020 Cranberry Local News

Mars CVS to offer COVID-19 testing

Starting Wednesday, the Mars CVS, 58 Pittsburgh St., will begin offering drive-through COVID-19 testing.

9/18/2020 Cranberry Local News

Local News

N.Y. man charged in Cranberry theft

CRANBERRY TWP — A Rochester, N.Y.

9/16/2020 Cranberry Local News

Museums, zoos receive state grants

The Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium and National Aviary are among cultural organizations and museums receiving part of $20 million in grant funding through the COVID-19 Cultural and Museum Preservation...

9/16/2020 Cranberry Local News

Remembering 9/11: Mars area community members carry on tradition of Route 228 display

Volunteers from Mars placed 2,977 flags in the lawn in front of Mars Area High School to represent those who died during 9/11 attacks on the Twin Towers and United Flight 93.

Community volunteers installed the 9/11 display at Mars Area this year.

9/16/2020 Cranberry Local News

Cranberry manager looks to retirement

Andree helped steer growth for 3 decades

When Jerry Andree first took the reins as Cranberry Township manager in 1991, the township was home to about 14,000 people, Route 228 was a two-lane road and many of the businesses that called...

9/16/2020 Cranberry Local News

Gov. Wolf relaxes restrictions on indoor dining

Capacity rises from 25% to 50% starting Sept. 21

Patrons dine outdoors at the Harmony Inn last week. The state announced Sept. 8 that restaurants will be able to resume indoor dining at 50 percent occupancy on Sept. 21.

Pennsylvania restaurants will be allowed to seat more patrons inside after Gov. Tom Wolf announced last week he is relaxing restrictions on indoor dining.