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Gateway School Board welcomes new directors; president, vice president maintain positions
During the Gateway School Board’s reorganization meeting Dec. 1, Janette Beighel, Rick McIntyre and Anthony Mock officially stepped into their posts.
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Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Nov. 30, 2025
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Monroeville Historical Society keeps holiday tradition alive at Old Stone Church
A 54-year-old tradition continues in Monroeville.
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ACLA COO Kimberley Hrivnak Awarded Pennsylvania Library Association’s 2025 Distinguished Service Award
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Gateway School Board examines expenses, approves new clubs as 3 directors end their terms
At the Gateway School Board meeting Nov. 24, directors voted on a recommendation to update the business manager’s contract with the district, which would cost an additional $10,000 from Dec. 1 through July 31, 2026.
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Thanksgiving food prep more than a meal for Gateway's family/consumer sciences students
The family and consumer sciences program at Gateway High School was busy the week leading up to Thanksgiving — just not with their usual cooking classes.
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4 Reasons Many Sellers Choose to Avoid the Traditional Real Estate Process
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Monroeville area: Upcoming meetings, holiday events, free food distributions and more
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Eastern Pittsburgh suburban real estate transactions for the week of Nov. 23, 2025
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The Lindsay Theater finishing spooky season with locally made horror and fantasy films
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National sports management company takes over All American+ Field House in Monroeville
A Florida company will take over management of the All American+ Field House in Monroeville, the region’s largest indoor volleyball facility.
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Monroeville area: Holiday events, East End Kids breakfast, Thanksgiving dinners and more
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Non-profit raises more than $143K to support individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism and behavioral needs
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Monroeville author offers spicy and 'delightfully cuckoo anthology' for first book
On July 3, Heather Mohan and her childhood friend, Lisa Purdue, were chatting about life’s funniest moments. Mohan surprised Purdue — lovingly referred to as Quags, due to her maiden name Quaglieri — with a story her friend never heard before.
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4 Reasons Many Sellers Choose to Avoid the Traditional Real Estate ProcessMany homeowners in the Pittsburgh area reach a point where the traditional real...
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Downsizing Your Home: 4 Reasons Sellers Choose a Simpler MoveDownsizing is one of the most common reasons homeowners decide to sell, and it...
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Estate Settlement Made Simple: How to Handle Property, Paperwork, and Next StepsSettling an estate can be simple in some cases and far more complicated in...