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Last year on Aug. 24 after four days in UPMC Mercy, Annie Noble was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer. It has since spread to the liver and the prognosis is not good. But she doesn`t dwell on what will happen. Instead, she takes life one day at a time and considers each day she is given as a gift from God.
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Given her career choice and a longstanding penchant for helping others, it's not surprising that Marei Burnfield looks forward to visiting the remote villages of Honduras and southeast Africa. I'm totally moved by it, inspired to do as much as possible," said Burnfield, a resident of the Blythdale area of Elizabeth Township. "I feel truly blessed to be part of the program and be there in person.
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Port Authority of Allegheny County said on Wednesday it has reached a $110,000 settlement with a firefighter injured in 2003 when the hose he used to fight a car fire became stuck in the rear axle of a passing bus. The tension created in the hose threw Henry Greenawald, a firefighter with the Central Volunteer Fire Company in Elizabeth Township, from his feet and caused permanent injuries to his right arm, wrist and hand, the authority said. He has medical bills totaling more than $58,000, the authority said.
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Elizabeth Township has adopted a $4,328,911 budget for 2012. Township commissioners approved the new spending plan, which shows little change from the current year's $4.35 million budget, at a meeting Monday.
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Water service has been restored to about 20 customers in Elizabeth Township following a water main break that damaged a home and two cars. Crews restored service about 11 a.m. after repairing the broken 10-inch pipe on Grant Street, said Josephine Posti, a spokeswoman with Pennsylvania American Water Company.
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Authorities have released the name of the woman who was killed on Tuesday night when she was run over with a piece of farm machinery in Elizabeth Township. Jeana Janiszewski, 45, died in the field near Park Avenue about 9:30 p.m., a spokesman with the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said on Wednesday.
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The Elizabeth Township Historical Society started almost by accident, as an outgrowth of the nation's 1976 bicentennial celebration. We became good friends and, I guess, did not want the bicentennial events we were involved with to end," said Ron Morgenson, 85, the society's first -- and only -- president, about the group.
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Authorities have released the name of the woman who was killed on Tuesday night when she was run over with a piece of farm machinery in Elizabeth Township. Jeana Janiszewski, 45, died in the field near Park Avenue about 9:30 p.m., a spokesman with the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said on Wednesday.
