Gateway girls volleyball leans on large senior class under 1st-year coach , Trib HSSN
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Gateway girls volleyball leans on large senior class under 1st-year coach , Trib HSSN
Erica Bosh was hired as Gateway’s girls volleyball head coach in August, right before preseason practices started.
Gateway football team looks to overcome early adversity , Trib HSSN
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Gateway football team looks to overcome early adversity , Trib HSSN
The Gateway football team was able to weather adversity over the first two weeks of the season, from injuries to key players and facing two of the top Class 6A teams in the state.
The Stroller, Sept. 15, 2024: Events in the Alle-Kiski Valley
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The Stroller, Sept. 15, 2024: Events in the Alle-Kiski Valley
Publicize your non-profit's community events, fundraisers and club meetings for free in The Stroller. Send information at least two weeks in advance to vndnews@triblive.com or The Stroller, 210 Wood St., Tarentum PA 15084. Please include a daytime telephone number. Follow the Stroller on X at @VNDStroller. Local marching bands to
How to Choose the Right Senior Housing Option for Your Loved One
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How to Choose the Right Senior Housing Option for Your Loved One
Choosing the right senior housing option for your loved one is a crucial decision that impacts their well-being and quality of life. This choice involves careful consideration of various factors, i...
Alle-Kiski Valley high school football notebook: Plum finally gets in win column , Trib HSSN
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Alle-Kiski Valley high school football notebook: Plum finally gets in win column , Trib HSSN
Last year, Shaler spoiled Plum’s 2-0 start by handing the Mustangs a 28-14 nonconference loss in Week 2.
Versatile Plum girls volleyball players look forward to host tournament , Trib HSSN
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Versatile Plum girls volleyball players look forward to host tournament , Trib HSSN
Every third or fourth Saturday in September, one can expect a packed Plum High School gym with volleyballs flying all over the place.
Transforming Your Ride: A Look Inside the World of Paint Correction
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Transforming Your Ride: A Look Inside the World of Paint Correction
Welcome to the world where sleek, shiny cars aren't just a fantasy but a reality - thanks to the magic of paint correction. The pursuit of automotive perfection has led car enthusiasts and professi...
Plum graduate's internship takes her to the United Nations
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Plum graduate's internship takes her to the United Nations
A Plum School District graduate's internship has taken her to the United Nations. Charlotte Jones, a member of the Class of 2021, is studying political science and international relations and diplomacy at Long Island University Honors College in Brooklyn. She plans to pursue a doctorate and is considering a career
Plum Boy Scout organizes box lunch donation for Light of Life Mission
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Plum Boy Scout organizes box lunch donation for Light of Life Mission
Braden DiBello, a member of Boy Scout Troop 111 in Plum, recently earned his Eagle Scout rank in part by organizing a team of 40 youth and adult volunteers to assemble nearly 200 box lunches for donation to the Light of Life Mission. DiBello is a 2024 Plum graduate, and
What is the Ideal Outdoor Setting for Spring Senior Photoshoots?
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What is the Ideal Outdoor Setting for Spring Senior Photoshoots?
Spring is a season of renewal and beauty, making it the perfect backdrop for senior photoshoots. As high school seniors prepare to close one chapter of their lives and begin another, capturing this...
Kicking and screaming, The Birdie makes his Week 3 picks in the A-K Valley | Trib HSSN
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Kicking and screaming, The Birdie makes his Week 3 picks in the A-K Valley | Trib HSSN
Last week: 7-2
Local organization awards two $10,000 community service scholarships
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Local organization awards two $10,000 community service scholarships
Passavant Memorial Homes Foundation (PMHF) announced the recipients of its 2024 Community Service Scholarship. The scholarship was created to honor the memory of Jamie Ellenberger, an individual served by Passavant Memorial Homes Family of Services (PMHFOS) who was an active member in the community. The principle of community is central to PMHFOS's mission, to empower individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism, and behavioral health needs to live successfully in the community. Typically, PMHF awards one $10,000 scholarship to a student in the region, however, PMHF awarded two $10,000 scholarships to Gracie Mae Miller of Erie County and Madelyn Sheffel of Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School in Beaver County. Since 2020, Miller has served as a teacher's aide in the Life Skills classoroom in Millcreek Township School District and volunteers for a number of local organizations supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism. She is attending Duquesne University and hopes to become a Life Skills teacher. Sheffel became very involved in cancer initiatives after her close family members were diagnosed with cancer. She volunteers for numerous local non-profits including the American Cancer Society, American Red Cross, Special Olympics of Beaver County, Ronald McDonald House Charities, and the Mario Lemieux Foundation. She is attending Slippery Rock University to become a public school educator and coach. This year, PMHF received 90 applications across 14 counties in western Pennsylvania.
How a Stairlift Can Help in Your Home
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How a Stairlift Can Help in Your Home
Navigating stairs can be a significant challenge for individuals with mobility issues, the elderly, or those recovering from surgery. A stairlift offers a practical solution that can greatly enhanc...
Plum School District gets $1.9M grant, eyes borrowing for work at 2 schools
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Plum School District gets $1.9M grant, eyes borrowing for work at 2 schools
As grant money comes in to help offset some of the cost, the Plum School Board will vote this month to authorize borrowing nearly $10 million toward an anticipated $30 million building project. If approved by the board at its Sept. 24 meeting, the district's financial advisors would have the