Frank Garland
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A hacked digital message outside Mama Lena’s Firehouse Grill in Kennedy Township displayed racial slurs, and township police are investigating. Police Chief Anthony Bruni said owner Robert Carrabbia has been completely cooperative and has provided some information. Community support remains strong for the business.
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The A-Team, an alternative response program in Allegheny County, uses trained mental health professionals to address 911 calls involving crises rather than relying solely on police. It has expanded to serve 25 municipalities, receiving positive feedback for its effective support and follow-up services.
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The 2026 WPIAL football season will see significant realignments in the West Hills area, with Our Lady of the Sacred Heart and Bishop Canevin moving up a class, while Sto-Rox drops. New opponents emerge for several teams, altering competitive dynamics.
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Haley Smarsh, a junior from Moon Area, celebrated her gold medal victory at the PIAA Individual Wrestling Championships, finishing the season with a 41-3 record. After two challenging years, her dedication and hard work in offseason training paid off, establishing her as a top contender in wrestling.
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Collyn and Carlos Milanes are about to launch Milanes Cuban Corner, Pittsburgh’s only Cuban restaurant, in McKees Rocks Plaza on March 21. Their successful food truck led to this venture, aiming to attract both locals and visitors alike.
