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‘Toward a good cause’: Olive Branch in Pine helps world by selling fair-trade products
Feel good about spending money by shopping, or even volunteering, at the Olive Branch, a nonprofit store in Pine that sells fair-trade products to support underserved and developing communities. Everything sold supports someone or some group in need. "If you spend money here, it definitely goes toward a good cause,"
Sep 19
Natalie Beneviat
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Revving into Reading: Pine Community Center draws crowds for Touch-a-Truck, library center opening
The Pine Community Center was crowded inside and out during an event appropriately named Revving into Reading. In the parking lot, a Touch-a-Truck activity provided opportunities for youngsters to get close-up views while learning about various bigger-than-a-car vehicles that respond to emergencies, work on construction projects and, when Mother Nature
Sep 19
Maria Sosso
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Pine-Richland students named National Merit semifinalists
Five Pine-Richland High School students have earned National Merit Scholarship semifinalist qualification scores by ranking in the top 16,000 scores of more than 1.3 million students. Seniors Charlie Ozelski, Thomas DeVito, Heath Cwynar, Tim Peng and Sean Burk were announced as earning the prestigious recognition. These students may go on
Sep 19
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PennTraffordStar-UGC
Girls Night Out Returns to Community Church
Aspire Girls Night Out returns to Community Church on October 4th. This one-night event for women is full of laughter, learning, stories, and music with three ladies taking the stage. This is a chance to join other women and recharge your heart, mind, and soul. You'll laugh, you'll learn, you'll worship your Creator, and you'll leave refilled!
Featuring:- Author & Bible Teacher Melissa Spoelstra- Comedy by Michelle Miller- Music by April Geesbreght
Come early and join us for a 15 minute panel called "Transformed". A panel time with all 3 ladies based on Romans 12:2.
Doors open at 6:00pm
Event starts at 7:00pm
*Prices go up at the door*Tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE.
Sep 18
Amy Frey
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Partner News
Why Choose Physical Therapy First?
We all get aches and pains, but what do we do when they linger around too long? Everyone seems to have their own solutions that may work for us- Ice, Ibuprofen, massage, etc., but considering Physi...
May 14
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North suburban real estate transactions, week of Sept. 15, 2024
Bellevue Kyler Valecko sold property at 417 Hallett Pl to Nathaniel Shaffer and Shannon Coppola for $245,000. Bradford Woods Shannon Titus sold property at 213 Washington St. to Charles and Susan Hogan for $585,000. Etna Michael Strathen sold property at 268-272 Butler St. to Verkat Ventures A LLC for $168,000.
Sep 15
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"Playing for Keeps" Movie Documentary & Panel Discussion
Join Shaler North Hills Library on Thursday, September 26 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM for this documentary viewing and panel discussion! PLAYING FOR KEEPS examines the importance of play and downtime for all of us – children, adults, seniors, and animals. It is a tapestry of interwoven characters that takes a look at the health benefits of the play state as well as its recent decline in our lives. A documentary film by KPJR Films. Please register on our Event Calendar at www.shalerlibrary.org.
Panelists include musician/educator Destin LeCornu; writer/gymnastics coach Lainy Carslaw; and theatre director/educator Wayne Brinda. Pick up a brochure at the Library for details on the panel.
This viewing was generously made possible by Beth Docherty. Beth has a consulting business, The TRUST Project, in which she focuses on trauma-informed trainings and seminars for medical professionals and students and trauma-informed community building. Beth serves on HEAL PA, a group formed by the Governor in 2018 to help create a trauma-informed and healing centered state.
Shaler North Hills Library is located at 1822 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw 15116. More more information, contact Beth Lawry at 412-486-0211.
Sep 12
Sharon McRae
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