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

Provisions call for an online learning option along with students reporting to the district’s 10 buildings on Aug. 24.

The nonprofit Indoor Tennis for Mt. Lebanon organization has pledged to cover 45 percent of the total cost of replacing the three-decade-old courts.

St. Clair Hospital has appointed Lindsay Meucci as vice president, marketing, communications and advocacy.

Suburban Wildlife Management Solutions would oversee the activity as part of the municipality’s overall deer management program.

Having scored high marks on entry tests, Erin Muse heads for basic training in August before starting her education in an exclusive military program.

Dr. Edward Strimlan draws from his experience as an investigator to teach students about the discipline, as it applies to real life instead of television.

Technology is at the forefront of Heather and Tom Earley’s new Absolute Value Tutoring space in the Galleria of Mt. Lebanon.

Improvements are on the way for Meadowcroft Park and Dixon Field, and the canopy over the fuel tanks at the municipal public works facility will be replaced.

Scott Potter’s ordination as a deacon follows the Rev. Scott Potter’s ordination as a priest.

Considerable planning is taking place prior to the start of the 2020-21 academic year.

In response to George Floyd’s death, hundreds gather to support the concepts of Black Lives Matter and putting an end to racism.

A retired Mt. Lebanon School District teacher and U.S. Marine Corps veteran are starting the venture in a newly renovated space in Homestead.

In the wake of COVID-19, business as usual is taking on new meanings, and Mt. Lebanon commercial districts manager Eric Milliron wants to help ensure local entrepreneurs are able to adapt to whatever the future holds.

Longtime instructor Judy Nowe Gelman has joined with Carnegie Mellon University faculty member Betsy Lawrence in helping students audition for institutions of higher learning.

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.

Mt. Lebanon Public Library’s summer reading program invites children, teens and adults to “Imagine Your Story” by diving into some good books.

In its 52nd year, Mt. Lebanon Junior Women’s Club awarded $14,000 to its 2019-20 major grant beneficiary, Young Women’s Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation.

New lane configurations and traffic-signal patterns have been approved for Cedar Boulevard’s intersection with Morgan and Greenhurst drives.

Painters Run Road will close just west of its intersection with McMillan Road in Upper St. Clair starting at 7 a.m. June 15.