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Rabbi Ephraim Simon will speak on Sept. 17 about how one of his kidneys and part of his liver helped save the lives of two strangers.

Humane Animal Rescue has appointed Mt. Lebanon resident Kelli Wall as its new chief philanthropy officer.

State Sen. Pam Iovino and Rep. Natalie Mihalek create a special license plate for Navy and Marine Corps Medal Recipients and recognize the Navy’s 244th birthday.

Serve2Cure’s 2019 beneficiary is the nonprofit for which Peters Township resident Jennifer Kehm serves as development and liaison manager.

The Richard King Mellon Foundation has granted $1 million to the St. Clair Hospital Foundation to help construct the new Dunlap Family Outpatient Center on the hospital’s main campus, in Mt. Lebanon and Scott Township.

Mt. Lebanon moves forward with possible zoning ordinance amendment

The nonprofit founded by Mt. Lebanon resident Todd DePastino pays tribute to 55 women and men during the organization’s annual gala.

The 50-year-old organization awards music scholarships, including one started by the family of the late Mt. Lebanon High School teacher Phillip Bianco.

Five members of Bower Hill Community Church visited Malawi, a small nation with a less-than-ideal standard of living.

The Scott Conservancy, an all-volunteer land trust with 77 acres of land under protection in Scott Township and Mt. Lebanon, is planning its 30th-anniversary celebration.

The event will feature more than 70 artists, along with food, music, demonstrations and more.

Auburn Weisensale, director of nutrition for the University of Pittsburgh athletic department, provides information that could be beneficial to everyone.

Retired teacher Jane Offutt has been awarded a patent for the 21st-century version of an idea she came up with nearly four decades ago.

Joseph George Gazzam draws a sentence of 21 to 42 years.

Senator John Heinz History Center curator Emily Ruby talks about local connections to NASA and the Apollo 11 mission.

Different approaches are being explored with the goal toward making the Washington Road corridor more vibrant by encouraging certain types of businesses.