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In a house where Hope Grows: Moon nonprofit helps caregivers and the grieving

Lisa Story, a licensed counselor, found healing in nature after her father's death, leading her to create Hope Grows, a respite space for caregivers and the grieving. Featuring eight therapeutic gardens, the organization now offers grief support, mental health counseling, and programs enhancing caregiver wellness, including retreats and community initiatives like Grief Soup.

Nonstop flights from Pittsburgh to Dublin launching in 2026

Pittsburgh International Airport will host nonstop flights to Dublin starting May 25, 2026, through Aer Lingus. The flights will enhance cultural and business ties between Pittsburgh and Ireland. Aer Lingus adds this route as part of their transatlantic network, linking Pittsburgh with over 30 European destinations.

Despite flow of state funds, early childhood education centers still feel effects of budget impasse

Stephanie Heakins, now director of Riverview Children’s Center, faced a four-month budget impasse that severely affected early childhood education funding in Pennsylvania. Providers struggled without state payments, leading to loans and budget adjustments, while advocates continue to push for better support and staff retention.

Robinson resident hopes to bring her lifelong love of art into the classroom

Kimberly Dominguez, a senior at Slippery Rock University, is showcasing her art at the Martha Gault Art Gallery as she prepares for graduation. Aspiring to be an art teacher, she emphasizes the therapeutic nature of art and values effort over quality in student projects.

Robinson Historical Society — When five Robinson High seniors went off to war

Columnist Janet Gonter notes that in the 1945 Robinson High School yearbook foreword, students reflected on a war-touched world. Five seniors joined the Navy instead of graduating. Their commitment underscores youth's maturity amid turmoil, ultimately hoping to learn from past conflicts and shape a better future.