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Beaver Falls Municipal Authority flushing system to clear contaminants

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Patrick O'Shea, Beaver County Times Thu, June 18, 2026 at 9:04 PM UTC 1 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Beaver Falls Municipal Authority flushing system to clear contaminants The Beaver Falls Municipal Authority is working with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection to deal with a contaminant in its system that has had customers complaining about a strange taste and odor for the last several weeks.
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Donut hole: DeAngelis Donuts sign all that remains on Rochester lot

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Patrick O'Shea, Beaver County Times Sun, May 31, 2026 at 3:03 AM UTC The iconic sign, minus its rotating doughnut, for DeAngelis Donuts is all that remains of the popular Rochester restaurant, more than 75 years after it first anchored the corner of Rhode Island and Brighton avenues. Crews demolished the building in late May. The business had been closed since June 2024, when its owner, Richard “Dick” DeAngelis, died.
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Pittsburgh's Mount Washington offers one of best views in the nation

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May 27, 2026, 5:14 a.m. ET Visitors to Pittsburgh talk about two unforgettable introductions to the city. The first is driving out of the Fort Pitt Tunnel from the Parkway West into Pittsburgh and being met with an awe-inspiring eruption of lights and sights of downtown. The other is looking down at the city's downtown region from the hillside across the rivers on Mount Washington. A view that includes several neighborhoods, corporate headquarters and sports and cultural buildings.
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