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  • Sobo Bagels: Carnegie’s New Deli Opening Soon

    Sobo Bagels and Deli, a new bagel shop in Carnegie, is set to open by the end of the month after delays primarily related to equipment and construction. Owner James Padula aims to bring authentic New York-style bagels to the community.

  • Explore George A. Romero’s ‘The Amusement Park’ Saturday

    George A. Romero's long-lost film "The Amusement Park" is screening this weekend at the Parkway Theater. Made in 1973, it addresses elder abuse through a surreal narrative. Despite its low budget, it showcases Romero's innovative storytelling, bridging social commentary and creative filmmaking.

  • Kennedy residents express concern over potential land sale near Fairhaven Park

    Residents of Kennedy Township voiced strong opposition to a proposed housing development near Fairhaven Park during a Board of Commissioners meeting held Thursday night. Over 1,200 signed a petition against the land sale, leading to discussions about community impact and transparency. No vote was taken yet.

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West Hills Gazette

Carnegie’s Panhandle Trail extension receives $1.5M boost

Carnegie’s Panhandle Trail extension receives $1.5M boost

By Aren Framil on June 11, 2026

Plans to extend the Panhandle Trail into Carnegie's downtown have secured over $3.8 million in funding, aimed at converting 3.4 miles of inactive railroad property into a multimodal trail. This project is expected to enhance foot traffic and boost local economic development.

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Drew’s Review: ‘Backrooms’ is scary, stylish but not entirely original

Drew’s Review: ‘Backrooms’ is scary, stylish but not entirely original

By Drew Moniot on June 11, 2026

West Hills Gazette movie reviewer Drew Moniot writes that "Backrooms" is a successful horror film by 20-year-old director Kane Parsons, blending found footage and surreal aesthetics. It follows furniture store owner Clark as he discovers a nightmare dimension. While familiar, it innovatively evokes deep terror in ordinary spaces.

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Friends of Fairhaven Park ratchets up fight against land development proposal

Friends of Fairhaven Park ratchets up fight against land development proposal

By Frank Garland on June 10, 2026

Residents near Fairhaven Park, represented by an environmental legal services firm, demand Kennedy Township cease selling a 19.5-acre land parcel. They argue the sale violates state laws designed to protect public parks. Community members advocate for preserving the space as recreational land.

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Robinson Township Historical Society: Montour High school — memories and milestones

Robinson Township Historical Society: Montour High school — memories and milestones

By Janet Gonter on June 10, 2026

Robinson High School, built in 1926, faced overcrowding by the mid-1950s, leading to the construction of Montour Junior/Senior High School. Over the years, changes included new buildings and tunnels, culminating in a major rebuild costing $50-60 million, preserving cherished memories and creating new ones.

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8-year-old girl raises funds to combat community violence in Sto-Rox

8-year-old girl raises funds to combat community violence in Sto-Rox

By Frank Garland on June 8, 2026

An 8-year-old girl named Phoebe Leer organized a fundraiser after attending a community basketball event, raising $2,400 for the Sto-Rox Community Violence Reduction Initiative and other causes. Her initiative highlights youth engagement in community service and support for violence reduction efforts.

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