Burger 21 to to open in Cranberry

With locations across the East Coast, Burger 21 will make Cranberry Township its next home.

State Senate adopts a transportation Bill, the first in 16 years

But local opposition may hurt Butler County

Pennsylvania’s state Senate has passed a transportation funding measure by 45-5 – the first time since 1997 that it has done so. That bill now goes to the state House of Representatives, where it is expected to have a more... Read on...

TrueFit makes apps for that

Cranberry based TrueFit finds success in smartphone apps.

CTCC and Chamber name 2013 Business and Citizen of the Year

MSA and its head of finance chosen for the honors

Mine Safety Appliances Corporation was named Cranberry Township Business of the Year by CTCC and The Chamber, while the company’s retiring Vice President, CFO and Treasurer, Dennis Zeitler, was named Citizen of the Year. ... Read on...

Business Hub to host sustainability workshop for Cranberry businesses

Learn more about implementing actions that are good for your bottom line, the environment, and the Cranberry community.

Join the Cranberry Township Business Hub and Sustainable Pittsburgh for the Healthy Cranberry Business Sustainability Workshop on Thursday, July 11, 2013 from 9:00 am to 10:30 am at the Municipal Center. Discussion topics... Read on...

CMU study gives Township traffic management high marks

Signal timing improvements credited for saving Cranberry commuters $600k.

A post-doctoral study conducted by two Carnegie-Mellon University researchers looking into the economic and environmental impact of proper traffic signal management using data from 2011 and 2012 has determined that... Read on...

Freedom Road warehouse to offer retail space

Board to okays repurposing of existing space

Approximately 12,000 square feet of a 79,000 square foot commercial warehouse building at 1241 Freedom Road for retail space was approved for retail use by Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors on June 6. The structure was... Read on...

CTCC and Chamber name 2013 Business and Citizen of the Year

MSA and its head of finance chosen for the honors

Mine Safety Appliances Corporation was named Cranberry Township Business of the Year by CTCC and The Chamber, while the company’s retiring Vice President, CFO and Treasurer, Dennis Zeitler, was named Citizen of the Year. ... Read on...

Get a workout "Anytime"

A new Anytime Fitness is in the works for Cranberry Township.

At its May 28th meeting, the Township's Planning Advisory Commission recommended the Board of Supervisors approve the Conditional Use application for 4,409 square feet of Commercial & Private Recreation for a new Anytime... Read on...

No cavities but plenty of sustainability for Cranberry Dental Care

Cranberry Dental Care, specializing in innovative cosmetic and general dentistry services, has been named a Healthy Cranberry Sustainable Business.

Located on Route 19, the dental office is the latest business to join a dedicated group of Cranberry companies focused on incorporating sustainable practices into their operations.

Sustainability is a priority at... Read on...

The Goddard School earns an A+ in sustainability

The Goddard School was recently named a Healthy Cranberry Sustainable Business.

Located on Rowan Road, the educational facility hosts a professional faculty dedicated to early childhood development and incorporating sustainable practices. The school joins a distinguished group of Township businesses... Read on...

Get your business rolling - Sponsor a bike rack

Looking for interesting marketing opportunities in Cranberry Township? Businesses can now sponsor a bike rack at Township facilities and receive a paver acknowledging their contributions.

Entrance into the program costs $655. Businesses may select the location of their bike rack from a variety of sites. Contact the Business Hub at 724-776-9861 or at BusinessHub@cranberrytownship.org for more information.

Advanced Controls and Distribution makes the case for existing space

When considering a move to Cranberry last year, Advanced Controls and Distribution looked at two options - build from the ground up or renovate an existing structure. Their choice has paid off.

Cranberry's excellent school project

How and why the Township collaborates with Seneca Valley

CTCC and Chamber name 2013 Business and Citizen of the Year

Mine Safety Appliances Corporation was named Cranberry Township Business of the Year by CTCC and The Chamber, while the company’s retiring Vice President, CFO and Treasurer, Dennis Zeitler, was named Citizen of the Year. ... Read on...

Community Days on track to become even bigger and better

Cranberry Township Community Days, Cranberry’s largest public event of the year and a celebration of its nonprofit and civic organizations, is adding a variety of new attractions and reconfiguring some familiar aspects as... Read on...

State Senate adopts a transportation Bill, the first in 16 years

Pennsylvania’s state Senate has passed a transportation funding measure by 45-5 – the first time since 1997 that it has done so. That bill now goes to the state House of Representatives, where it is expected to have a more... Read on...

Adopt a Roadway trash collection program is picking up

Since its start in 1997, volunteers working in Cranberry’s Adopt a Roadway program have collected 3,700 bags of trash from Township roads. Over the years, 51 groups have participated in the project, and it even has a... Read on...

Doing their duty: Scouts decorate Township plows

As part of National Public Works Week, local Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops emblazoned seven of the truck-mounted snow plow blades used by Cranberry Township’s Public Works department with painted designs of their own... Read on...

Township water loss reduced to a trickle

In 2000, 17% of the water Cranberry bought for local use was never sold to customers. Instead, it was lost through leaks, faulty meters, unmeasured line flushing, fire suppression, and other practices. Although that amount... Read on...

Trail to link Hunters Creek with Graham Park

Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors has approved the offer of dedication for a 40-acre parcel of land from Park Place Development Associates to be used for the creation of a new trail linking the Hunters Creek plan of homes to... Read on...

Clusters last stand?

The U.S. Post Office recently informed the Township that it prefers having the mailboxes of new residential developments clustered together, eliminating individual home mailboxes. However, doing so would create a number of... Read on...

Plans are tweaked for apartment buildings at Freshcorn and Glen Eden

As the result of a building redesign which changed the location of several elevators, Phase Two of the 40-acre Davis Planned Residential Development at the corner of Freshcorn and Glen Eden roads will have slightly fewer... Read on...

New multi-use structure on Thorn Hill Road approved

Approval of a new structure proposed by Cranberry Hill Partners along Thorn Hill Road, on a currently undeveloped 7 acre site behind the United Methodist Center on Freedom Road, was granted by Cranberry’s Board of... Read on...

Freedom Road warehouse to offer retail space

Approximately 12,000 square feet of a 79,000 square foot commercial warehouse building at 1241 Freedom Road for retail space was approved for retail use by Cranberry’s Board of Supervisors on June 6. The structure was... Read on...

Business Hub to host sustainability workshop for Cranberry businesses

Join the Cranberry Township Business Hub and Sustainable Pittsburgh for the Healthy Cranberry Business Sustainability Workshop on Thursday, July 11, 2013 from 9:00 am to 10:30 am at the Municipal Center. Discussion topics... Read on...

CMU study gives Township traffic management high marks

A post-doctoral study conducted by two Carnegie-Mellon University researchers looking into the economic and environmental impact of proper traffic signal management using data from 2011 and 2012 has determined that... Read on...

April electronics collection yielded 26 tons

The results are in for an electronics recycling event held at the Cranberry Public Works Operations Center on April 30. Between 9:30 and 2:00, 52,300 pounds of old electronics were collected from more than 450 vehicles... Read on...

Township’s 2012 Water Quality Report now available

Cranberry’s annual water quality report is now available online as well as in print. The federally-mandated report documents the results of hundreds of water samples tested during the previous year for substances which... Read on...

Great Gifts for Dad

#1 gift on every dads wish list: New ProV1 or ProV1x Golf Balls (free personalization through June 30th). Please call the Pro Shop to place your order today - (724) 776-7372.

Specials - Now through Sunday, June... Read on...

Powell Road bridge closed- follow detour to Cranberry Highlands

Powell Road is closed at the point of bridge construction for six or seven months while the old span is dismantled and the new one built. Traffic will be redirected to Glen Eden, Unionville, and Graham School Roads.

Cranberry Highlands introduces Smartcarts

Golfers playing Cranberry Highlands for the first-time this year will have an advantage never before available to visitors: a cart-mounted 10-inch screen which shows each hole of the course in enough detail to determine... Read on...

"CRANBERRY HIGHLANDS OPEN"

The PGA Tri-State Section Tournament will be held at Cranberry Highlands on July 22, 2013. Sponsorship opportunities are available for this exciting event.

Promote your business at Cranberry Highlands Golf Course

A 5-Year Tee or Drinking Fountain Sponsorship equates to approximately one 6” x 6” ad in one of the major Pittsburgh newspapers one time per year for five years.

Your Tee/Drinking Fountain plaque will be viewed by... Read on...

The "Off the Ninth" Grill Room is now OPEN!

Try out our all new menu items before or after your golf game.

Start your golf season with a Clinic or Private Lesson

We offer individual private golf lessons, as well as multiple lesson packages, Ladies Clinics, Junior Clinics, and much more instruction for all levels of play, with PGA Head Professional, Jody Barrett.

2013 Full Season Rates

Effective April 30, 2013.

Introducing the all new 2013 Rewards Program!

Complete the Rewards Program card (1 card per player). Drop it off at the Pro Shop; mail it to Cranberry Highlands Golf Course, 5601 Freshcorn Road, Cranberry Township, PA 16066; or, email it to linda... Read on...

"A Book That Shaped Me" Library of Congress National Book Festival Summer Writing Contest

This Writing Contest encourages rising 5th & 6th graders to reflect on a book that has made a personal impact on their lives. Top winners are honored at the Library of Congress National Book Festival in September on the National Mall.

Summer Reading Program

For all ages. Come join us for storytimes, picnics, and crafts plus many other activities. Online registration will begin June 8, the Summer Reading Programs start on June 10. Register anytime until August 2.

Archaeology Dig

Archaeology Dig, June 22 at 11:00 AM - Dig up some fun at our Archaeology Dig! (Grades 3-5. Please call 724-776-9100 ext 1124 or stop in to the Children’s Department to register.)

Self Improvement Workshop Becoming Aware; Create you Future

Tuesday July 9, 7:00 PM?-?8:00 PM
A self-improvement workshop to learn how to gain clarity of your goals and dreams and how to design and take action on an effective plan that moves you forward on your terms.

During the workshop you will learn how to bring clarity and focus to what you want to accomplish, determine precisely what steps you need to take to achieve your goals and dreams, and set a prioritized plan of action that... Read on...

5K Run/Walk for the library

Join us for a run and some fun on July 13. Registration is now open online.

Indian Cooking

Learn how to make an Indian dish with Shyam Das.
Wednesday, July 10 -- 7:00 PM.
Call 724-776-9100 ext 1122 to register

Cranberry teaches kids how to speak programming

Scratch, an MIT-developed software package used to create colorful geometric designs, animated stories, video games, music, and much more, will be the focus of the program. As children create and share Scratch projects,... Read on...

Wizards, Ninjas, Warriors and Superheroes run amok in Cranberry

Snapology, while not a traditional academic discipline, has genuine educational value. It is the proprietary name for a growing family of child-centric businesses which use LEGO™ bricks and similar building tools in... Read on...

Preschool has ended - now what?

Age 3 Lunch Bunch: (June 24-July 31, on Mon. & Wed); Ages 4 & 5 Lunch Bunch (June 25 - Aug 6, on Tues & Thurs). Details on the attached flyer or call Parks & Recreation, 724-776-4806 x 1129.

Cycle CT programs are rolling along

Bike lanes and signage are complete along the length of Graham School Rd., as work continues on Mars Rd. Please share the road safely with cyclists and pedestrians.

Watch your language!

Our Foreign Language Center programs resume this summer with five three-hour sessions, between June 24 and 28, introducing children to spoken Chinese using an imaginary trip to celebrate the holidays, taste the local cuisine... Read on...

We're flushing our lines

This is a routine maintenance operation designed to flush sediment from the water system, check fire hydrant operation, and test chlorine levels in the water lines throughout the Township.

Flushing is conducted Monday... Read on...

Household Hazardous Waste Collections

North Park Pool parking lot. See attached flyer for additional collection sites and dates. Fee: $2. cash only. Sponsored by Zero Waste of Pittsburgh, a project of PRC (Pennsylvania Resources Council, Inc.

Retire Old Glory

Retire worn United States flags appropriately in the "Retire Old Glory" bin in the Municipal Center.

Cycle CT programs are rolling along

Bike lanes and signage are complete along the length of Graham School Rd., as work continues on Mars Rd. Please share the road safely with cyclists and pedestrians.

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