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

The event, Catholic Charities Youth Enrichment programs, will be held July 20.

The $5 million borrowed would go toward capital projects that include improvements to the Washington Road streetscape, Mt. Lebanon Public Library and the municipal recreation center.

Touting his commitment to advancing legislation that benefits Pennsylvanians with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the Arc of Pennsylvania, an advocacy organization, has named state Rep. Dan Miller, D-Mt. Lebanon, its 2019 Representative of the Year.

Implementing the technology is intended to result in more consistent and efficient parking enforcement.

The program was launched with the goal of reducing the number of local deer-vehicular collisions.

St. Anne School, has undergone substantial renovation in the past five years, will continue to operate in its Willow Avenue location for the foreseeable future.

The event is scheduled for July 14, and a related “Stardust Swing” party will take place July 13.

Youngsters throughout the region are celebrating the end of the school year and the beginning of summer, but the Salvation Army is already thinking about what it will be like for some kids when it’s time to return to school in the fall.

Mt. Lebanon is among the municipalities to receive Automated Red Light Enforcement funding from the state Department of Transportation.

The Digital Bookmobile National Tour is making a stop at Mt. Lebanon Public Library, 16 Castle Shannon Blvd., from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. June 11. The Bookmobile will be parked in the library’s upper parking lot, near Hazel Drive.

Again, there are three.

State Sen. Pam Iovino, D-Mt. Lebanon, was one of the featured speakers during the annual event at Jefferson Memorial Park.

Mt. Lebanon and South Fayette are among the hosts.

Dorchester of Mt. Lebanon features Passive House certification for energy efficiency.

Admirers of the series of planter boxes along Washington Road in Mt. Lebanon may not realize who cares for them.

The $76,623.92 expenditure would have allowed for more substantial in-house maintenance on larger municipal vehicles.

Ingenuity and creativity on display at Invention Convention.