Michael Brothers Hauling

Michael Brothers Companies Brightens Christmas Morning for Children Across WPA

The Salvation Army Angel Tree Program had a few Christmas angels of its own this year as Michael Brothers Companies donated its time by delivering toys to 15 different locations; every truck filled with holiday cheer for vulnerable families in need.

Wanted: Women to train and work in automotive, electronics and other male-dominated trades

Rosedale Technical College in Kennedy is holding career events for women throughout the month of March

CDRA names C&D recycling industry Safety Award winners

Twelve C&D recycling companies garnered recognition for embodying excellence in the areas of safety and risk management.

Peters Township pursues local glass-recycling container

Peters Township is pursuing the purchase of a container for glass recycling to be situated locally.

Xmas Light Recycling Donation to project Bundle-Up!

Michael Brothers donates funds generated by recycling Christmas lights to project Bundle-Up!

Alternative surfaces as some residents adjust to new recycling procedures

Some municipal waste haulers no longer want to pick up glass throw-aways with curbside recyclables.

South Hills company offering area residents opportunity to recycle glass

After 45 years in business, Michael Brothers Hauling & Recycling has added a new facet to the operation

Finally! A place to recycle your glass bottles and jars

A South Hills metal recycler is now taking glass from residents who can't put it in their bins because of recent changes to their waste hauler's recycling rules.

Recycling glass in the Pittsburgh area

If you live in a community that's recently been told there will no longer be municipal glass recycling, we have an update.

Baldwin Borough business offering glass recycling option

A Baldwin Borough business has come to the rescue for South Hills residents who lost the option to recycle glass at the curb starting Jan. 1.

Pilot recycling program gives South Hills residents an alternative to glass in the trash

South Hills residents who thought they would have to toss glass into the trash now have a place they can take it to be recycled