Residents of the municipality are eligible to enter through Aug. 18 with the chance to win gift certificates and have their work displayed on Bethel Park Recreation materials.
After approving a plan calling for “total reopening,” officials are considering a hybrid of in-person and online instruction.
The school board will vote Aug. 17 on a plan that calls for a combination of in-person and remote instruction.
Kory and Jeanne Hoeft have a tent ready for the comfort of guests as they host the Mt. Lebanon Council of Republican Women’s wine and cheese party.
The district’s health and safety plan includes the option for students to learn remotely on a full-time basis.
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A system as originally envisioned is not available at this time, and so municipal officials are looking at other options.
The school board still must vote on a reopening plan as the first day of instruction for students approaches on Aug. 31.
Constantine Tripodes and his classmates continue the philanthropic tradition after its cancellation as an official school event.
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The center has returned to offering most of its programming, including virtual options.
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Commissioners seek to promote public participation by providing options besides attendance in person.
The school board plans to vote July 27 on a health and safety plan to submit to the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
Instruction for students will start Aug. 24, and the discount and face period for real estate tax payments each are pushed back a month.
The human services nonprofit supplies students with backpacks and supplies to start the academic year.
Mt. Lebanon native John C. Mascaro, an Upper St. Clair resident at the time of his death, used proceeds from a second mortgage to build a nationally recognized business.
An overhaul of the Signage and Public Displays section of township code of ordinances includes provisions limiting the posting of temporary signs and adhering to a Supreme Court decision regarding content-based restrictions.
Council votes 4-3 to proceed with plans to construct a public swimming pool and related amenities at the future Rolling Hills Park.
The expanse of Boyce Mayview Park allows for added safety measures as Upper St. Clair Recreation and Leisure Services conducts its annual summer program for youngsters.
Heather Czerpak, on the staff of MedVet Pittsburgh, is among 10 finalists in the seventh annual American Humane Hero Veterinarian and Hero Veterinary Nurse Awards, sponsored by Zoetis Petcare.
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The Veterans Breakfast Club, headed by Mt. Lebanon resident Todd DePastion, hosts a virtual ‘Dinner and a Show with MREs’ with reviews of assorted varieties.
Five members of the Class of 2020 at various high schools have been provided with financial help in furthering their education.
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Provisions call for an online learning option along with students reporting to the district’s 10 buildings on Aug. 24.
Marty Bacik and members of his family have developed boxd, which provides packages of items to help with workplace transitions.
John Sarkis of the Skyliners shares his vocal talents for the township’s Senior Series, which also features a concert in August.
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.
Plans for Pemberley Manor call for a total of 48 lots on 30 acres near the intersection of Froebe and Sugar Camp roads.
The McMurray Rotay Club hosts a virtual guest who shares insight to brain function and how it can be affected for the better.
St. Clair Hospital has appointed Lindsay Meucci as vice president, marketing, communications and advocacy.
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Vidhur Senthil is leading an effort to benefit the South Hills Interfaith Movement, Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank and Greater Washington County Food Bank.
Suburban Wildlife Management Solutions would oversee the activity as part of the municipality’s overall deer management program.
The five-year-old nonprofit, which has a location in Bethel Park, continues its mission of education in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Applicants Capital Telecom Holdings LLC and Pittsburgh SMSA Limited Partnership sought conditional use for a structure to help fill wireless coverage gaps.
Work on the road’s reconfiguration is expected to be proceeding in earnest by the end of July.
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Township manager Paul Lauer expresses some areas of concern with regard to safety measures.
After five years with the library, following 36 years with Peters Township School District, Myra Oleynik is calling it a career.
Having scored high marks on entry tests, Erin Muse heads for basic training in August before starting her education in an exclusive military program.
The Community Foundation of Upper St. Clair has selected Tammy-Singleton-English to serve as co-chief financial officer of the organization.
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.
Diane Ford, who has been leading a Cultural Competencies and Inclusion Initiative at Bethel Park High School, wants to see similar efforts throughout the district.
Samantha Guthoerl, who as a high school student lost two family members to cancer, receives the 2020 Angel F. Miranda Award.
Technology is at the forefront of Heather and Tom Earley’s new Absolute Value Tutoring space in the Galleria of Mt. Lebanon.
The Upper St. Clair Board of Commissioners announces the resignation of C. Elise Logan, Ward 2 commissioner, and seeks a resident to serve the remainder of her term.
The five-year collective bargaining agreement is effective through June 30, 2025.
The new location at Donaldson’s Crossroads features a variety of organic menu offerings.