Like many residents of Oakmont and Verona, Colin Wiehagen would like to know what is going on with Cribbs Field. Wiehagen, an Oakmont resident who works in Verona, has children who use the fields for baseball and softball. The fields, where some of his fondest memories were made, have seen

A 70-year-old woman was killed Tuesday morning when her vehicle veered into opposing traffic on Allegheny River Boulevard, according to Allegheny County Police. Allegheny County Police said the woman's Ford EcoSport crossed the center line and struck a Jeep Cherokee. Allegheny County 911 confirmed a collision around 8:15 a.m. in

Upgrades under way at library The Penn Hills Library, 1037 Stotler Road, installed new computers for public use May 1. The library also is in the process of updating its Job and Career Resource Center. New additions there include a job and career binder with local job opportunities, as well

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Yasmine Logan was one of the more comfortable visiting players at Varabedian Field in Oakland when Ohio University came to town to take on Pitt softball.

After Week 3 of the high school girls flag football season on April 28, Gateway stood tall in the East division at 6-0.

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Rick Ley's writing career got off to a bumpy start. His first novel, Escape from Serfdom, published in 2014, received a number of five-star reviews. However, not long after it was on the market, the publisher went out of business. The novel was pulled from Amazon and sales stopped. Now, ten years later, he has released nine novels and his film, FATE, is in pre-production. The first series of five novels, titled, : The Ship of State® Books One through Five, are an updated and expanded version of his original novel. These political novels follow a young president, a political novice, who lacks the support of his own party and the entire political establishment as he tries to navigate the shark-infested waters of Washington DC and he finds out that sharks' bite. If you enjoyed the movie, The American President or the hit TV show, The West Wing, you'll love The Ship of State®. In addition, the novel, FATE, has been released, and that story has also been converted into a screenplay, which is currently in pre-production and will primarily be filmed in Pittsburgh in the near future. Another series of three novels titled Love My MB has been released, and a story called Gimpy & Dr. B is currently in development. They round out the trove of novels by Richard P. Ley. All nine of the current novels are available on Amazon in paperback, an eBook and as an audiobook. Mr. Ley lives in Wexford with his wife Barbara and two cats, Woody and Arlo. His website is http://RichardPLey.com and he can be reached at Rick@RichardPLey.com .

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Darcie Gatti will become the new principal at Mother of Sorrows School in Murrysville. Gatti is a former associate and head principal in the Penn Hills School District, where she has worked since 2008. Prior to that, she worked both roles in the Mt. Pleasant School District. She began her

Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Wednesday, May 1. 1 injured in shooting in Penn Hills One person was injured in a shooting Wednesday morning in Penn Hills, according to police. Penn Hills officers were dispatched at about 1:30 p.m. to the 400 block of

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As we age and get older, our needs for a functional, happy life change. That being said, so do our homes as well. One of the most important areas of the home that needs to be adapted for people getting up into their seniors is the bathroom. The bathroom is a space in the home where people spend a lot of time, and it needs to be safe and easy for them to use. Here are some home remodeling tips for a senior-friendly bathrooms in Greensburg. Install Grab Bars Grab bars are a must for any senior-friendly bathroom. These bars provide support and stability for seniors when getting in and out of the shower, tub or even when using the toilet. Installing grab bars will instantly increase the safety in any senior's bathroom. Consider a Walk-In Bathtub Walk-in tubs were originally designed for seniors and people with other disabilities. These types of tubs have a low threshold for an easy entry and exit. The tubs also come equipped with built-in seats, meaning a seat will not need to be added on after the tub is installed. Walk-in Tubs are a safe and comfortable option for seniors, along with people with other disabilities, who have trouble getting in and out of a traditional bathtub. Install Non-Slip Flooring Slippery surfaces can be dangerous for seniors, especially in the bathroom and around their shower or bath. Installing a non-slip floor, such as vinyl or even a cork floor, can prevent slips and falls from happening in the bathroom. Install a Raised Toilet Seat As people get older, it becomes more difficult to get up from a low seat, whether that be their seat at the kitchen table or their toilet in the bathroom. Installing a raised toilet seat can make it easier for seniors to use the toilet without straining their knees and hips. This will create a better bathroom experience for them without sacrificing safety. Consider a Curbless or Low Threshold Shower Curbless and low threshold showers can be another safe and accessible option for seniors as well as people with other types of disabilities and movement issues. The curbless shower has no threshold while the low threshold has a little bit of a threshold, which makes it easy for seniors to get in and out of the shower safely. It is also safer for people with disabilities and other movement issues. Contact Mt. Pleasant Window & Remodeling Today! In conclusion, a senior-friendly bathroom should be safe, accessible and comfortable for seniors to use. Installing grab bars, a walk-in tub, non-slip flooring, a raised toilet seat, and a curbless/low threshold shower are all great ways to make your bathroom senior-friendly in Greensburg. With these tips, you can create a bathroom that meets the needs of seniors and provides peace of mind for yourself and your loved ones. We service Greensburg , Latrobe , Irwin, Washington, Belle Vernon and many other locations in Western Pennsylvania. Contact us online or call us today at 412-816-8485 or visit mtpleasantwindow.com to get your bathroom estimate started!