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

The municipality has been awarded $750,000 for improvements to facilities at the Bethel Park Community Center, and work at Millennium Park also is in planned.

Alfred Luconti of North Strabane Township, a former longtime Bethel Park resident, served in a U.S. Army tank battalion in Europe.

Dr. Frank Gaudio discusses COVID-19 vaccines, treatments and safety guidelines as part of the municipality of Bethel Park’s Live Well speaker series.

Upper St. Clair resident James Walsh previously held the top administrative post in Burgettstown Area School District and also has worked for districts including Mt. Lebanon and Peters Township.

World War II veteran Peter Edwards Jr., who still can boast about his feats on the golf course, is honored by Judge Ronald Arnoni and other officials.

Dr. Frank Gaudio of Washington Health System provides information as part of the municipality’s Live Well speaker series.

In the first of a three-part series, Dr. Frank Gaudio discusses transmission, symptoms and mortality rates associated with the coronavirus.

Jill Pitoniak has installed a special mailbox in her front yard as part of a memorial in honor of her late son.

Linda Barnicott showcases five years’ worth of pastels featuring Santa Claus in a variety of contexts.

The nonprofit organizations have held three distributions this year to provide assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Bethel Park Historical Society, with the help of numerous sponsors, puts on an event that allows for children to visit with jolly ol’ St. Nick in a safe manner.

Y-Princesses and Y-Guides at Spencer Family YMCA in Bethel Park present 400 holiday decorations to residents of Asbury Heights.

Sean Rovers, a seventh-grader battling a rare disease, is featured as The Flash in the 2021 calendar produced by the nonprofit Superheroes Believe in Miracles organization.

Jim Gastgeb is one of two Outstanding Citizens of the Year for Bethel Park as named by District Judge Ronald Arnoni.

Ella Korb and Annabelle Gaston, both fifth-grade students at Neil Armstrong Middle School, raised $500 for the benefit of Bethel Park Public Library.

The lifelong Bethel Park resident and well-known caterer is honored by District Judge Ronald Arnoni.

Fourteen groupings of parishes in the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh will merge Jan. 4 to create 14 new parishes. Forty parishes will be part of the mergers.

Carol Glock, a Washington & Jefferson College adjunct professor, started the Glock Foundation following her successful treatment for inflammatory breast cancer.

Father David Bonnar produced a television commercial titled: “A Priest: An ordinary man called to do extraordinary work.”

A virtual seminar, “What’s New In Metastatic Breast Cancer,” is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 21.