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Expansion and renovation projects designed to make room for more patients and improve efficiency continue at local hospitals.
Franciscan St. Margaret Health hospital in Dyer is in the midst of a project that will expand capabilities of its emergency, laboratory and surgical departments.
The work has a target completion date of Dec. 31, said Dan Ratko, hospital manager for project construction.
Work started in the fall. Recent extreme cold has been an obstacle but is not expected to delay the completion date.
"The weather has been a challenge," he said.
The hospital is remaining fully functional through the construction process, he said.
The project includes a 3,500-square-foot addition to the emergency department, a state-of-the-art trauma room that will double the size of the current facility, an isolation room for infectious patients and new, specialized patient exam rooms, according to the hospital.
The laboratory department improvements will increase efficiency. And, improvements to the surgery department include a 760-square-foot surgical suite and a new pre-admission testing space.
Construction also continues at Community Hospital in Munster, which is undergoing a multi-phase project to add more private rooms, expand the main surgical services area, double the capacity of the neonatal intensive care unit and provide advanced technology and accommodations to care for more stroke and heart patients.
Marie Forszt, director of marketing for the hospital, said construction of the new floors is on target to be completed in mid-May.
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Published: Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2014, 9:00p.m. Updated 12 hours ago
The inside of the old Lamp Theatre on Main Street in Irwin is a dark, cold, empty shell.
Mortar missing from the joints of the exposed terra-cotta block walls allows daylight and frigid air to stream into the building. A few pieces of dirty, velvet curtain and tattered wallpaper are all that remain from the days before the 76-year-old theater closed in 2004.
But the people leading the effort to restore the former movie house say the condition of the building is just about where it needs to be.
We've really been focusing on gutting the inside of the building so we can begin construction, said Councilman John Cassandro, who serves on the Relight the Lamp Committee. So it's pretty exciting that we're finally getting to the end of the demolition phase of this project. It's a milestone.
Since spring, volunteers have been busy ripping out old plaster, tearing down walls and removing piles of old paint cans, rusted wire, cinder block and debris that accumulated in the building over the years.
The theater seats need a good cleaning, but they are in pretty good shape, so we have them stored in Greensburg at the Westmoreland County Cultural Trust, Cassandro said. But there wasn't much of anything else that could be salvaged.
The theater was donated to the trust in 2006, which started remodeling in early 2009. After Irwin officials presented the Trust with a proposal to develop the building, it was sold to the borough in March for $1.
Irwin officials say the roughly $600,000 worth of work done by the trust put the Lamp project within reach.
There is no way we would have been able to take this on if we had to come up with all the money, Cassandro said. But now we feel confident that we can get this done.
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Published: Thursday, Feb. 20, 2014, 12:31a.m. Updated 9 hours ago
By May, the Kiski Valley Water Pollution Control Authority hopes to replace the postcard- sized bills it sends out with ones printed on standard-sized paper.
One of our main complaints is that the bills get lost in the mail, said authority manager Bob Kossak.
The authority budgeted about $148,000 to buy new software and train personnel.
Over the next month, the authority will be testing the system, which they hope to begin using by April 21.
The system will improve customer service by allowing staff to search for information using a variety of parameters such as property owner name.
The new and old systems will run simultaneously until it's determined that there aren't any glitches, Kossak said.
Weather slows plant construction
Work on the authority's $28 million expansion project is progressing, but slowly because of the weather, said Craig Bauer of KHL Engineering.
The project was about 60 percent completed in January and is expected to be done by fall.
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