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CARNEGIE POLICE DEPARTMENT ANNUAL CAR CRUISE |
Memorial Day Parade Pictures |
Junior Councilperson Ella Snyder is heading to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
WATCHTOWER RESTORATION |
MAYOR STACIE RILEY |
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At the borough council meeting on Monday, August 12, Mayor Stacie Riley presented her proclamation declaring August 25, 2024 Monarch Butterfly Conservation Day in Carnegie. |
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SPOTTED LANTERNFLY |
HALLOWEEN PROMENADE IMAGE GALLERY |
MONARCH BUTTERFLY FESTIVAL PHOTOS |
KELTY PARK SHELTER DEDICATION |
2023 INDEPENDENCE DAY FIREWORKS |
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Spotted Lantern Fly Alert from the Department of Agriculture Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens Spotted Lantern Fly webinar click here NATURAL REMOVERS Use in spray bottles Combine 1 cup of White Wine Vinegar mixed with 3 cups of Water OR Dawn Soap and Water OR natural organic insecticidal soap. Effective regardless of life stage. |
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE |
VETS ROLL STOPS IN CARNEGIE MAY 22, 2023 |
PIZZA PARTY with MAYOR RILEY & THE CPD |
5K Walk/Run 2023 Image Gallery |
CARNEGIE CLEAN UP DAY SUNDAY, APRIL 16 |
The VetsRoll four-day trip occurs every May, the Sunday through Wednesday preceding Memorial Day Weekend. click here for more information about the annual Vets Roll Trip |
Mayor Stacie Riley, State Representative Anita Kulik, Chief Jeffrey Kennedy and Officer Matt Rieder |
Thanks! to volunteers who picked up litter throughout the Irishtown neighborhood and Tot Park. |
NEW JUNIOR COUNCILPERSONS |
2ND ANNUAL MONARCH BUTTERFLY FESTIVAL |
CARNEGIE POLICE DEPARTMENT CAR CRUISE |
SEVENTH AVENUE PARK REHABHILITATION DETAILS |
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Freshman Angelika Pyvovar and Junior Ella Snyder were sworn in as new junior councilpersons by Mayor Riley at the September 12 council meeting. Both are Carlynton students. Their junior council term will span the school year. We look forward to working with them on numerous projects throughout the 2022-23 school year. |
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COMPLETED Playground equipment replacement Infield replacement Drainage improvements COMING SOON Rain garden for stormwater management Outfield seeding Basketball equipment replacement FUTURE PLANS Court repairs |
MAYOR RILEY PROCLAIMS JULY 31 as MONARCH BUTTERFLY DAY in CARNEGIE and COMMENDS SHADE TREE COMMISSION for their HARD WORK |
PUBLIC ART PROJECT USING RECYCLED MATERIALS |
CARLYNTON STUDENT RECEIVES CREATIVE AWARD |
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Artist Alicia Kesneck designed Monarch Butterfly Sculpture Pieces using recycled materials installed in the East Main Parking Lot Rain Garden. Alicia turned trash into treasure by creating pieces with Bishop Canevin students: Kelsey Adamski, Ayla Altman, Miriam Hardy, Addison Hillebrand, Gretchen Klauss, Alexis Leppert-Bell, Emily Maida, Clare Ruffing, and Hannah Zurbola This project fulfills one of the action items for Mayor Riley's National Wildlife Federation Mayor's Monarch Pledge. |
Mayor Stacie Riley presented Carlynton rising junior Leslie Rwigyema with the Mayor's Monarch Conservation Pledge Creative Award for her original freeform lament poem. The presentation took place Sunday afternoon at Third Street Art Gallery. |
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JUNIOR COUNCIL PROGRAM |
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Carnegie Connections Municipal Newsletter |
Spring-Summer 2022 Vol 3 Issue 1
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WE NEED YOUR INPUT . . . As part of a free program offered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Borough of Carnegie is developing a greenhouse gas inventory and Climate Action Plan. This plan will help us understand greenhouse gas emission sources in our community and develop strategies to minimize our carbon footprint. The Borough is seeking input from community members to help guide this plan. Your participation in the survey is an important part of the process and we appreciate your response. The survey should take about 10 minutes to complete. |
Keep PA Beautiful Clean Up Volunteers Alicia Kesneck, James Kozdra, and from RPG Resources - Kelly Sonetti, Josh Sonetti, Greg Bzorek, Dave Schuster, Joe Kasper, Sarah Ireland, Ethan Hurley |
 Thanks to Parkway Tech Students Jessica Anderson, Alexandra Cucu & Brittany Darcy and Congratulations in placing 3rd at the SkillsUSA Pennsylvania State & Leadership Conference on April 6-8 in Hershey PA Community service project by seniors from Parkway Tech's Veterinary Assistant Technology program community. Mayor Riley and State Rep. Anita Astorino Kulik were on hand for the ribbon cutting. Click Here for Photo Gallery |
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PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE - Artist returns to his hometown to create a tribute to jazz artist by: ROBERT PODURGIEL, September 16, 2021
PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE - This paint job elevates Carnegie's landmark bridge by ROBERT PODURGIEL, June 27, 2021 MadeInPgh ~ Pittsburgh Neighborhoods Spend a Day in Carnegie click here |
CONGRATULATIONS BOYS & GIRLS CLUB WPA!
3R Poetry Slam written by Juan Perez Learn more about the Boys & Girls Club ReMEMBER, ReIMAGINE, ReINVEST! Campaign Carnegie Clubhouse click here InstaClubhouse click here |
Mar 25, 2022 — Robert Sawhill, Air Force pilot, POW survivor, Silver Star recipient and Carnegie High School graduate. “I am so fortunate he touched my life.”.
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BOROUGH OF CARNEGIE – The Borough of Carnegie has been recognized as a 2022 Banner Community by County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and the Allegheny League of Municipalities (ALOM). This marks the tenth year of the program which recognizes municipalities that show a commitment to professional development, prudent fiscal management, transparency, accountability, and proactive communications to engage community stakeholders. The Borough of Carnegie is one of 80 organizations recognized this year. “Everyone wants to live in a safe, prospering neighborhood with widespread opportunity and this designation is a clear indication that’s where our focus is here in Carnegie” said Mayor Stacie Riley. “I am so proud that once again Carnegie is named a 2022 Banner Community." click here to continue reading |
Carnegie Borough Council, The Honorable Mayor Stacie Riley and Carnegie citizens presented a letter of recognition to Juan Perez and the Boys and Girls Club of Western PA at the October 12, 2020 virtual council meeting.
Carnegie Junior Councilperson Sam Bigham presented the framed certificate of recognition to Juan Perez on February 5, 2021. Carnegie thanks Juan for being an excellent example to all of how one person can make a difference and positively impact peoples' lives. |
Eagle Scout Tommy Martin's Chartiers Creek Clean Up was the first grant recipient from the Earth Volunteer Fund. On a hot Sunday in July, 33 volunteers led by Tommy spent the day cleaning up Chartiers Creek.
HAPPY 125TH BIRTHDAY CARNEGIE BOROUGH The Quasiquicentennial Celebration Celebration Gallery click here In Carnegie, they're gonna party like it's 1894 - TRIBLive - by Stephanie Hacke - click here |
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PITTSBURGH MAGAZINE Why You Should "Fall" into Home Hunting in These Four Pittsburgh Communities October 4, 2021 - Rosa Colucci Autumn is a great time to check out the foliage, and the neighborhoods that accompany it. With fall firmly upon us it’s a good time to spend weekends checking out the changing leaves, as well as all the fall festivals — and the houses around them. click here to continue reading |
Carnegie is a Community Impact Grant Recipient PITTSBURGH - Duquesne Light Company (DLC) has announced the first group of microgrant recipients through its Community Impact Grants (CIG) program, the new signature initiative of DLC's Charitable Giving arm. click here to continue reading. |
Second Place Recognition 2020 PA Borough News Communications Awards 2019 wall calendar celebrating Carnegie's 125th birthday designed by Alex Popichak |
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3 RIVERS PROUD
On July 31, Alcosan launched its new awareness initiative, 3 Rivers Proud. The initiative includes a micro website
www.3riversproud.com. The purpose of this project is to educate the public about the importance of work done by ALCOSAN and its municipal partners to protect our rivers and streams, and enlist citizens in taking action to implement the Clean Water Plan.
Click Here Alcosan's Clean Water
Assistance Fund |
A new website! Exciting news: Tree Pittsburgh just launched a brand-new website!
We'd love for you to take a look at
www.treepittsburgh.org and tell us
what you think. Some of the (many) upgrades include a new events calendar, a
blog, and a brand-new shop to purchase your favorite Tree Pittsburgh merch. |
 Borough of Carnegie to utilize CodeRED Emergency Notification system Carnegie, PA � December 5, 2017 � The Borough of Carnegie has contracted with OnSolve to license its CodeRED high-speed notification solution. The CodeRED system provides the Borough of Carnegie and Pennsbury Village officials the ability to quickly deliver messages to targeted areas or the entire municipality. Steve Beuter, Carnegie Borough Manager, cautioned that such systems are only as good as the telephone number database supporting them . . . click here to continue reading click here to Sign Up |
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Carnegie
Recognized as One of the Best Cities for Millennials in
Pennsylvania |
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Borough of Carnegie Designated as the Newest Live Well Allegheny Community PITTSBURGH September 24, 2016 � Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) today announced that the Borough of Carnegie is the latest community to receive the designation as a Live Well Allegheny Community. The announcement was made during the Carnegie Open Streets event. The borough�s participation raises the number of municipalities participated in Live Well Allegheny to 32. CLICK HERE for more information.
Carnegie Ranked Among Best Places to |
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Legend Lives On | INCOMMUNITY
Carlynton-Montour Magazine | W.B. Fresa | Fall 2015 | icmags.com
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CHAMBER Pittsburgh Airport Area | October 2014 |
Community Profile -
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display honors co-founder of Historical Society of Carnegie |
Post Gazette | Len Barcousky | August 21, 2015 (photo courtesy
of Post Gazette)CLICK HERE |
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one-act plays to get world premiere in Carnegie | Scott Tady | August 20,
2015 | The Times | Beaver County (photo courtesy of The Times)CLICK HERE |
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Mt. Lebanon
features Carnegie in its official Magazine!
A recent report recognizing the
top 250 best cities in PA for millennials ranks Carnegie at
#26!
The study analyzed every town and city and considered important factors such as cost of living, age demographics, and median income.
Check This Out: Carnegie's Store with the Window Wonderland | By Jessica Sinichak | August 20, 2015 | Photos by Hannah Harley
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16 Ways to Have
the Best Pittsburgh Trip Ever | by Jose Vennare | Made in
Pittsburgh | Arts & Culture CLICK HERE |
9 Places
(besides Lawrenceville) PGH Should Be Talking About | by Jose Vennare
| Made in Pittsburgh CLICK HERE |
Pittsburgh City Guide: 12
Great Main Streets Waiting for You | by Sean Collier, Lauren Davidson and
Jessica Sinichak | Pittsburgh Magazine CLICK HERE |
Carnegie's shopping district boasts mix of retail shops | Post
Gazette | By Carole Gilbert Brown | December 18, 2015 CLICK HERE |
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Carlynton student will light tree to kick off
Carnegie Borough holiday season | By Samson X Horne | November 16, 2015 | Trib Total Media CLICK HERE |
Carnegie restores portrait of native
Honus Wagner | By Samson X Horne | October 31, 2015 | Trib Total
Media CLICK HERE |
Carnegie Elementary teachers, police officers to
take to the volleyball court | By Samson X Horne | October 31, 2015 | Trib
Total Media CLICK HERE |
America'as Healthiest Housing Markets | Pennsylvania | SMART ASSET | August 25, 2015 CLICK HERE | |||||
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New signs welcome motorists to Carnegie | By
Alex Felser | July 28, 2015 | Trib Total Media CLICK HERE |
Carnegie shop takes visitors on nostalgic, tasty
journey | By Alex Felser | July 15, 2015 | Trib Total Media CLICK HERE |
Celebrating Carnegie�s History & Future Jack Kobistek, Joanne Letcher and Dan McGrogan stop by to talk about the past and future of Carnegie! | KDKA Pittsburgh Today CLICK HERE |
Carnegie motorcycle rental business offers
'travel experience'
| By Alex Felser | May 27, 2015 | Trib Total Media CLICK HERE |
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In The Lead: Carnegie / The comeback continues | Post Gazette |
Diana Nelson Jones | May 14, 2015 CLICK HERE |
Pa. police departments worry order on criminal
seizures hurts bottom line | By Megan Guza | January 28, 2015 | Trib Total
Media CLICK HERE |
Officials keep Carnegie skatepark open, will
leave light on | By Alex Felser | January 6, 2015 | Trib Total Media CLICK HERE |
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