Dr. Lori Brown wants to focus on the doctor-patient relationship with her new healthcare endeavor.
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Sophia Landis, an eighth-grade student at Peters Township Middle School, recently won a local peace poster contest sponsored by McMurray Lions Club.
A Lawrence woman who was the administrator at a Mt. Lebanon skilled nursing facility was indicted by a federal grand jury this week.
A public hearing is anticipated for March 23 to address a proposed revision to a long-standing ordinance.
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The Upper St. Clair senior living community has provided two rounds Pfizer–BioNTech vaccine doses.
The Peters Township Year of Kindness Committee plans further discussions in an ongoing effort to promote understanding.
Residents are taking advantage of various services offered by the municipality.
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The clinic opened Monday at the township’s community recreation center with nearly 250 vaccines administered.
The heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system will offer improved circulation and an anti-microbial ultraviolet light component to help address concerns about COVID-19.
Emma Litwak has been named the The Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh’s new director of the JCC South Hills Children, Youth and Family Department and director of South Hills Day Camps.
Peters Township Public Library will welcome senior military officers from the U. S. Army War College for an online panel discussion on “National Security and Challenges from China” at 7 p.m. March 11 via Zoom.
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The school board unanimously approved the agreement with Jeannine French, who has led the district’s administrative team since 2013.
Jim Shea writes about the 335-mile bicycle trip he took with his brother-in-law from Pittsburgh to Washington, D.C.
One year ago this month, Bill Toms started work on a new album with members of his band, Hard Rain.
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South Fayette artist Selva Priya and her students make a special donation for Valentine’s Day.
Joseph Deegan succeeds the Rev. Jamison Hardy, who announced his resignation in February because of relocation.
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Tammy Stocker’s new venture, JackHammer Fit LLC, opens in space at Ashley Cramer-McClintock’s Sanctuary Wellness Spa in Lakeview Square.
The district’s Parent Teacher Council organizes a well-supported effort to say thank you.
Mt. Lebanon Public Library and the Historical Society of Mount Lebanon are partnering with the Veterans Breakfast Club for a virtual series examining World War II and the stories of its veterans.
Eleven Upper St. Clair High School seniors were recently named finalists in the 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Three Upper St. Clair students tied for first place in the virtual CalcuSolve competition Jan. 26. Fort Couch Middle School eighth-graders Jamie Barrett, Eitan Schwartz and Yuhong Shi earned perfect scores in the individual competition.
If the schedule goes according to the municipal engineer’s projections, work on Mt. Lebanon’s Vibrant Uptown project could start in the middle of spring.
The recently created school, with campuses in Bethel Park and Mt. Lebanon, hosts plenty of special activities for students.
Students dazzle during the Upper St. Clair school’s annual event, presented by live stream this year.
Lacey Love provides a report to township council about how the library has operated during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Council agrees to measures that contribute toward the goal of opening the center in May 2022.
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Township council approves a memorandum of understanding to allow for the use of space at the Community Recreation Center starting Feb. 22.
Brian and Tatiana Ritter weren’t looking for new relationships after their spouses died, but discussing their common ground eventually led to a courtship and marriage.
A panel discussion presented by the Denis Theatre Foundation in Mt. Lebanon tackles issues surrounding acceptance, diversity and a lack thereof.
Each January for nearly half a century, tens of thousands of people have gathered in Washington, D.C., for the national March for Life.
Upper St. Clair girls are among those who are finding different ways to sell their treats during the pandemic.
Peters Township resident Faith Bjalobok spearheaded efforts toward creating the Washington Abused Animal Relief Fund, with major support from the Washington County treasurer.
A panel discussion presented by the Denis Theatre Foundation in Mt. Lebanon tackles issues surrounding acceptance, diversity and a lack thereof.
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Laurence Christian discusses ways that the municipality is navigating through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Upper St. Clair High School’s literary arts magazine, Montage, recently earned first-place honors in the 2020 Scholastic Yearbook and Magazine Awards.
Upper St. Clair School Board has approved the restructuring of the district’s student support services, creating two separate areas of responsibility, special education and pupil services.
An outreach program by the hospital helps ensure that more people are protected against COVID-19.
When you hear about the Town Hall South Speaker Series, you probably think of the renowned writers, actors, politicians, journalists, scientists and more who speak at Upper St. Clair High School five times a year and engage our community in dialogue on key issues of our day.
Owen Standley speaks to McMurray Rotary Club members about hoofing it for 2,200 miles from Georgia to Maine.
Improvements to the Washington Road business district, projected at eventually totaling $3.9 million, receive the full support of commissioners.
Mt. Lebanon Public Library has expanded its services.
Hundreds of volunteers participated in the Wreaths Across America-sponsored annual placement of holiday wreaths on more than 14,000 gravesites from Dec. 16-19 at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies in Cecil Township.