Sunday, April 14, 2013
Lots of Upper St. Clair restaurants, shops and other great places can be found in our directory. Review them here!
This week's local business spotlight is Rent A Space South, a mini-warehouse and self-storage facility located on Boyce Road. It is fenced, well-lit and has electronic gate access for security. Its individual units range from a 5-by-5-foot space for boxes and records to a 10-by-30-foot space that can accommodate the contents of an entire house. Also available are outdoor spaces for cars, trucks, RVs and boats. Moving supplies are available, too. Have you been a Rent A Space customer? Review this business on its directory listing.
40.318143
-80.112017
Rent A Space South
1100 Boyce Rd, Upper Saint Clair, PA
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Monday, February 25, 2013
A reminder that the closure begins Wednesday.
- THE NEIGHBORHOOD FILES
- Mike Jones
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Monday, February 25
Boyce Road in South Fayette will be closed three days this week while construction crews replace a 60-year-old water pipeline. The busy road will be closed beginning at 7 a.m. Wednesday and probably won’t reopen until Friday. Pennsylvania American Water, which is overseeing the work, announced the road will be closed between Lawn Shadow and Summit Ridge drives. There are posted detours in the areas around Mayview Road and Washington Pike to alert motorists of alternate routes. “This project will address a recent history of breaks and service interruptions caused by this aging main,” PAWC Operations Superintendent Greg Hlasnick said in a press release. “The investment will improve reliability and flows for firefighting.” The $70,000 project…
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Pennsylvania American Water is upgrading its water system.
A South Fayette portion of Boyce Road is scheduled to close from Feb. 27 to March 1, weather permitting. The work will impact Boyce Road from Lawn Shadow Drive to Summit Ridge Drive. Southbound motorists are advised to take Washington Pike/Morganaza Road, east on McMurray Road, and north on Route 19 back to Boyce Road. Northbound motorists are advised to use the same detour in reverse. The $70,000 project will support maintenance on a section of the water main that was originally installed in the early 1950s. “This project will address a recent history of breaks and service interruptions caused by this aging main,” said Pennsylvania American Water Field Operations Superintendent Greg Hlasnick. “The investment will improve reliability and …
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Lots of Upper St. Clair restaurants, shops and other great places can be found in our directory. Review them here!
This week's restaurant spotlight is Ardolino's Pizza, located on Boyce Road in Upper St. Clair. Ardolino's has been serving up pizza, pasta, calzones and more for 20 years. Delivery is available to residents in Upper St. Clair and surrounding communities. The restaurant's owners placed second at the International Pizza Challenge in Las Vegas in 2012, and Ardolino's was a Patch 2012 Readers' Choice winner for Best Pizza and Best Takeout Food. Have you been to this restaurant? Review it on the Ardolino's Pizza directory listing. What's your favorite thing on the Ardolino's menu?
Monday, August 20, 2012
The complex, along Chartiers Creek, would contain between 216 and 228 units.
A 200-plus-unit apartment complex is proposed for Upper St. Clair. Developer John Deklewa brought the proposal to the township planning commission Thursday for a preapplication conference. The complex would be built on 27.6 acres of property at the end of Boyce Plaza Road, along Chartiers Creek in the southwestern corner of the township. Previous plans to build patio homes on the site were scuttled because of lack of economic viability. Between 216 and 228 apartments are targeted for construction. Deklewa said they will be one- and two-bedroom units, 900 to 1,200 square feet, and probably rent for $1,000 to $1,500 per month. Boyce Plaza Road intersects with Boyce Road near its bridge over Chartiers Creek. Deklewa said the traffic impact …
40.322069
-80.114021
2500 Boyce Plaza Rd, Pittsburgh, PA
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Sunday, July 1, 2012
Construction project finally is in progress.
Motorists traveling on Boyce Road Saturday learned that, yes, the long-anticipated construction project had arrived. The state Department of Transportation originally targeted the project's start for mid-June, but it was delayed to accommodate the contractor. As of Saturday, drivers faced delays well into the night, as per the previously announced construction schedule. To review Upper St. Clair Patch's summary of project specifics: Crews will be upgrading drainage, milling and paving, and performing base repairs about 1.2 miles of Boyce Road from Washington Pike to Washington Road. Traffic will be restricted to a single, 11-foot wide lane alternating use in the work area weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and weeknights from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. …
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
A specific day for the start of Boyce Road improvements has yet to be announced following a delay.
Boyce Road motorists who have been wondering when construction is going to start: soon. Work has been delayed from its scheduled June 14 start, and according to the state Department of Transportation, it will begin later this week, when the contractor is ready to proceed. No specific day has been announced yet. When the project gets under way, crews will be upgrading drainage, milling and paving, and performing base repairs on about 1.2 miles of the road from Washington Pike in South Fayette Township to Washington Road (Route 19) in Upper St. Clair. Traffic will be restricted to a single lane during work hours. Work will conclude in late August.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Motorists should expect delays.
Work to improve Boyce Road in Upper St. Clair and South Fayette townships will begin on Thursday, June 14, weather permitting. Crews will be upgrading drainage, milling and paving, and performing base repairs about 1.2 miles of Boyce Road from Washington Pike to Washington Road. Traffic will be restricted to a single, 11-foot wide lane alternating use in the work area weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and weeknights from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Weekend work and restrictions will also occur as needed from 6 p.m. on Fridays through 6 a.m. on Mondays. Work will conclude in late August. The project is included in a $2.9 million contract with A. Folino Construction of Oakmont for improvements on several roadways in Allegheny County. PennDOT advises …
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Owners would like to build a new restaurant behind the existing building.
The owners of Ardolino's Pizza have taken the first step in their plans to build a new restaurant. The Upper St. Clair Planning Commission gave the Ardolinos tentative approval on Thursday night. After opening up the pizzeria 28 years ago, Rodney Ardolino said he's ready to expand. He hopes to build a second building with more indoor and outdoor seating, and lease the existing building to another business that would compliment the pizzeria, such as an ice cream or coffee shop. "We want it to be a family place; a place for kids to come," said Tammy Ardolino, co-owner and wife of Rodney. Rodney and Tammy have two sons in high school, Joseph and Nolan, who participate in the Pittsburgh Youth Symphony. They asked the planning commissioners to …
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Cash "well into the six figures" flew out of a bank courier van's rear door on Wednesday afternoon.
Upper St. Clair police are working to retrieve money "well into the six figures" that flew out of the rear door of a bank courier van on Wednesday afternoon. Police on Thursday said they've received phone calls from several witnesses and are now pursuing a lead. Officers are searching for two white males that were in a white Dodge Dakota pickup truck that are believed to have made off with some of the cash down Route 19 south. Police have a partial license plate, which they are not releasing. Police said it's not too late for the men, or any other person who may have pocketed the money, to return the cash to the police department. "Technically this is a theft, but under these circumstances we are willing to give people the benefit of the …
bob balmer
8:30 pm on Sunday, January 27, 2013
I can't wait till they get the restaurant up and running! more ›