LETTER: Residents oppose Mt. Lebanon’s proposed parking ordinance

Leonard “Buzzy” Corazzi and Vicki Flotta have worked for the district for a combined 31 years.

The school board approves a $91.7 million budget for 2020-21 to go with a .7654-mill tax increase.

More than 500 families receive three boxes each, containing produce, meat/poultry and non-perishable items.

Rain hardly serves as a deterrent to recent high school graduates having a good time.

Douglas McCausland joins the district as finance director/business manager, and Joseph Villani and James Fodse take over as high school principal and assistant principal, respectively.

The school district’s longtime director of public relations is retiring after a busy career in communications.

Bethel Park High School German Club announced the 2020 recipients of two of its annual academic awards.

The municipality of Bethel Park restructured its summer camp program, partnering with Lois Johnson Learning & Childcare Center to offer children a safe, positive experience called “Summer Fun 2020” running from June 22 to Aug. 21 at Bethel Park Community Center, 5151 Park Ave.

Judy Rushe is sewing masks to help local folks make it through the COVID-19 pandemic, and Katelyn Rushe has been writing novels since she was a teenager.

The Diocese of Pittsburgh has announced a new name for a new elementary school resulting from the merger of St. Anne in Castle Shannon, St. Bernard in Mt. Lebanon, Our Lady of Grace in Scott Township and St. Thomas More in Bethel Park.

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As always, members of the Bethel Park Volunteer Fire Company participate to help make the event extra-special.

Bethel Park High School inducted 12 students into its chapter of Quill & Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, at a virtual ceremony held May 28.

A Bethel Park native has won an award for one of the top feature articles in the 2020 Veterans of Foreign Wars National Publications Contest.

The weekly event continues from 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesdays off Corrigan Drive in South Park.

Abraham Lincoln Elementary School is one of many in the area where parades have been organized to wrap up the academic year.

Plenty of people in and around Bethel Park have received delicious meals thanks to Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge 2213 on South Park Road.

Well-wishers cruise along Reno Virgili’s street to help him celebrate the milestone.

A section of the governor’s drive in front of the Schoolhouse Arts and History Center will be dedicated to grads’ “pandemic year.”

Mayor Jack Allen: “It was going to take something more than a pandemic not to have it today.”