Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Foriska will lead Hempfield schools
By Richard Robbins
TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Hempfield Area School District has a new superintendent and a new budget. Terry Foriska, who served as assistant superintendent for the past six years, got the nod Thursday for the post that was vacated by Wayne Doyle, who retired. Foriska, 53, was the unanimous choice. His first-year salary was pegged at $126,000. The Mt. Pleasant Township native said he faces two major challenges as he takes the helm: "Continued academic excellence" and whether the district is "fiscally responsible."
By Richard Robbins
TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Saturday, June 30, 2007
Hempfield Area School District has a new superintendent and a new budget. Terry Foriska, who served as assistant superintendent for the past six years, got the nod Thursday for the post that was vacated by Wayne Doyle, who retired. Foriska, 53, was the unanimous choice. His first-year salary was pegged at $126,000. The Mt. Pleasant Township native said he faces two major challenges as he takes the helm: "Continued academic excellence" and whether the district is "fiscally responsible."
Thursday, July 5, 2007
Bill gives Westmoreland commuter rail lines $50M head of steam
Support for two commuter rail lines that would bring passengers from Westmoreland County into Pittsburgh was jump-started Wednesday when state lawmakers voted to provide funding for new and expanded train systems throughout the state.
Support for two commuter rail lines that would bring passengers from Westmoreland County into Pittsburgh was jump-started Wednesday when state lawmakers voted to provide funding for new and expanded train systems throughout the state.
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