Cranberry Township, PAWeekly · Est. 2026

What's Up Cranberry

A weekly look at what's happening around Cranberry Township — the news, the noise, and one local's take on both.

Topics

Every subject covered here, across every week — browse by what you actually care about.
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Business

New openings, closings, and changes to Cranberry's local business scene — coffee shops, restaurants, and everything else worth knowing before you drive past a building that used to be something else.

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Civic

Community events, memorials, and volunteer opportunities that bring the Township together — the kind of thing that's easy to miss if you're not checking the Township site directly, but worth showing up for.

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Community

Local events, gatherings, and everyday life around Cranberry — the lighter, more social side of what's happening, from neighborhood cookouts to seasonal traditions.

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Parks & Rec

Everything happening at Cranberry's parks, golf course, and recreation programs — registration windows, new amenities, seasonal events, and the occasional statewide bragging right. If it's about a specific park by name, check its own entity page too — this one's for the broader recreation beat.

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Public Works

Trash pickup schedules, road work, and the operational side of keeping the Township running — the unglamorous but genuinely useful stuff that's easy to lose track of between holidays and schedule changes.

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Safety

Traffic, road, and public safety coverage — police reminders, enforcement campaigns, and ongoing concerns like e-bike misuse or school-zone speeding. This is the beat that affects how you actually get around the Township day to day.

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Schools

Seneca Valley School District news — enrollment, board decisions, and anything else affecting Cranberry's schools and the families in them.

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Township

Township government coverage — Board of Supervisors decisions, boundary and zoning matters, and the day-to-day business of running Cranberry Township. This is where the procedural, sometimes-boring-sounding stuff lives, even though it's often the stuff that actually affects your property, your taxes, or your street.