Pittsburgh Post-Gazette & StateImpact Pennsylvania - Mon November 21, 2022
VIDEO: After 10 Years, Shell's Mammoth Ethane Cracker Facility Open in Western Pennsylvania
Shell Chemical's Beaver County, Pa., long-awaited petrochemical complex is now operational, the company announced Nov. 15, capping a decade of anticipation. The sprawling $6 billion plant, known as an ethane cracker, takes ethane, a component of natural gas, from Appalachian shale fracking operations in the region and processes it into 1.6 million metric tons of plastic a year....
Brenda Ruggiero – CEG Correspondent - Thu November 17, 2022
Pittsburgh's New Fern Hollow Bridge Nears Opening
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) continues to move to open a new bridge at the site of the Fern Hollow Bridge in Pittsburgh, Pa., less than a year after its collapse. The bridge on Forbes Avenue between Squirrel Hill and Point Breeze collapsed on Jan....
Cleveland Brothers - Mon November 14, 2022
Pennsylvania's Cleveland Brothers Sends Machine, Tools to Aid in Hurricane Ian Relief Effort
When the Plain Compassion Crisis Response (PCCR) sent its First Response team to Florida following the destruction brought by Hurricane Ian, it partnered with Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co. Inc. to get the tools to do the job....
Lock Haven Express - Tue November 08, 2022
Mount Nittany Health Building New Outpatient Center in State College, Pa.
Mount Nittany Health physicians and system leaders celebrated the groundbreaking of its new 126,000-sq.ft. outpatient center in State College's Toftrees West development in early November. As part of ongoing system-wide facility investments, the outpatient center is geared to providing increased access to a range of medical, surgical, diagnostic and treatment services in a single location....
Philadelphia Business Journal - Wed November 02, 2022
Potential Subway or Rail Line on Philly's Roosevelt Boulevard Studied by PennDOT
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is planning to look at potential options for adding a subway or rail line on Philadelphia's Roosevelt Boulevard. The Philadelphia Business Journal reported Nov....
Johnstown Tribune-Democrat & IRMC - Mon October 24, 2022
Indiana, Pa., Hospital Plans to Begin Building $14M Mental Health Facility
Construction will begin later this fall on a 31,000-sq.-ft., 44-bed mental health facility on the Indiana Regional Medical Center (IRMC) campus, northeast of Pittsburgh. The care center will treat adolescent, adult and geriatric patients alike....
CEG - Thu October 20, 2022
Foley Set to Build New Full-Service Dealership in Pa.'s Lehigh Valley
New Jersey-based Foley Inc. is planning to add to its roster of branches by building a new 57,000-sq.-ft. sales and service facility in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania. The company held a groundbreaking for the construction project Oct....
Chuck MacDonald – CEG CORRESPONDENT - Thu October 20, 2022
Pittsburgh International Airport Undergoes $1.4B Upgrade
Years ago, Pittsburgh was "steel city" and known for its smoky skylines from the residue of the furnaces that turned iron ore into the steel that built America's railroads and cities. Over the years the city has transformed itself into a gleaming downtown anchored by banking, technology and world-class universities....
STEPHENSON EQUIPMENT - Wed October 19, 2022
Stewart-Amos Sweeper Company Names Stephenson Equipment as Its Dealer in Pennsylvania
Stephenson Equipment is now the Stewart-Amos Sweeper Truck dealer of Pennsylvania. "Stewart-Amos is a partner for our dealership that works close with us from parts and service training for our employees to the sales and demos with our sales team," said Josh Reed, Stephenson's public works product manager....
Hannah Comeau and Brittney Christopher - Tue October 18, 2022
CB Con-Agg Partners With Veterans Outreach of Pennsylvania
CB Con-Agg, a division of Cleveland Brothers, recently partnered with the Veterans Outreach of Pennsylvania (VOPA) to clear 5 acres of land to make room for 15 tiny homes dedicated to homeless veterans in central Pennsylvania....
