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Audubon gives a thumbs up

The designation affirms that the golf course has maintained a high degree of environmental quality in a variety of areas including planning, wildlife and habitat management, education, reduced chemical use, water quality management and more.

Dave Barber, w...

Waterpark adds a backdoor entrance

A parking lot immediately to the north of the Waterpark can accommodate as many as 170 cars and help avoid the growing issue of patrons parking on the lawn at its south end – a problem which both damages the grass and results in $25 citations from the Tow...

We're flushing our system

Cranberry’s annual fire hydrant and distribution system flushing program begins Monday, June 19.

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Apartment complex poised to transform central Township location

The area between the old Auction Barn and Executive Drive along Brandt Drive, which is currently undeveloped, is poised to become one of Cranberry’s newest neighborhoods. At its June 1 meeting, Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors agreed a...

Franklin Road housing plan approved

The plan for a Laurel Communities housing development along Franklin Road was given final approval by Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors at its meeting on June 1. Laurel Communities describes itself as a developer of luxury neighborhoods in Pittsb...

Good stuff cheap

Looking for a hydrant seat removal wrench? A set of swimming pool heaters? A police front camera? A rim clamp tire changer? Then you’re in luck. For 24 days starting June 19, those items and many other surplus pieces of Township equipment will b...

National Tire and Battery to open Rt. 19 location

Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors approved the conditional use application of National Tire and Battery for a 2.5 acre site immediately across Rt. 19 from the signalized access to Streets of Cranberry, at its June 1 meeting. NTB and its jointly o...

No children, please

Traditions of America – a Radnor, PA-based developer of active adult communities, mostly restricted to those 55 and older – is has been given a green light by Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors to build a Planned Residential De...

Shop ‘n Save liquor license transfer approved

Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors has approved the liquor license transfer from a restaurant in Cabot, Butler County, to the Shop ‘n Save supermarket on Freedom Road. State law requires local governments of destination communities to ag...

Street lighting code provisions nudged into 21st century

For the past 30 years, Cranberry’s zoning ordinance has included highly detailed language regarding street lights. But it was written before the advent of LED fixtures. At its June 1 meeting, Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors authorized...

Township to restrict areas where communication towers are permitted

Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors has agreed to adopt a Township zoning ordinance amendment that places additional limits on the areas where wireless communication facilities are permitted in the Township. Churches and schools within residential ...

Cranberry ranked among America’s top family communities

At the end of May, HomeUnion, an online real estate investment management firm, released a list of the best places for families to live based on housing affordability and school quality. Cranberry, with a median home price of $274,000 and a school ranking...

Water treatment shifts for summer

This change is intended to benefit customers by reducing the levels of disinfection byproducts (DBPs) in the system, while still providing protection from waterborne disease.

This change will have no noticeable effect on most customers. However, for those ...

Ready for your closeup?

New police cameras look at your license plate, not your face.

Meter Replacement Program

The Township recently began a $3.5 million project to replace more than 8,000 older residential and commercial water meters with a new generation of remotely-read digital units.  

Over time water meters wear out and their accuracy declines. &n...