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Libraries in the West Hills are celebrating Love Your Library Month throughout September, highlighting their diverse services that extend beyond just books. The initiative aims to raise funds through various events and matching grants, fostering community awareness and support for local libraries. The campaign emphasizes their role as communal hubs offering educational resources and events.
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The Allegheny County Health Department has revised its paid parental leave proposal based on public feedback. Key changes include reducing leave from 18 to 12 weeks, exemptions for businesses with under 15 employees and requiring 180 days of employment for eligibility. Additional provisions address specific employee situations, ensuring compliance with existing laws.
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Four classrooms at Crafton Elementary School reopened after being closed for nearly a month due to elevated mold spores. Following remediation and environmental testing, Superintendent John Kreider confirmed they were safe for students. He expressed gratitude to families and staff for their adaptability during the disruption.
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Robinson Township will upgrade Clever Park Pool with a state grant of $546,693 aimed at renovating a pool house with improved restrooms, locker rooms and a larger concession area. The funding is part of nearly $2 million for various West Hills communities to enhance recreational facilities and infrastructure.
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5 Generations Bakers has collaborated with Abjuration Brewing Co. and Allegheny Mountain Malt to create a new beer called “Spiced Apple Swirl,” made with their Apple Swirl Bread. The beer launches on Sept. 26 during an Oktoberfest event in Moon Township.
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Allegheny County Police detectives are investigating a late-night shooting in Stowe Township that left a man hospitalized in stable condition. Police say the shooting occurred in the 700 block of Ridge Avenue at 12:36 a.m. Friday. Preliminary information shows that an altercation between two parties had transpired just prior to the shooting.
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Libraries in the West Hills are celebrating Love Your Library Month throughout September, highlighting their diverse services that extend beyond just books. The initiative aims to raise funds through various events and matching grants, fostering community awareness and support for local libraries. The campaign emphasizes their role as communal hubs offering educational resources and events.
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The Allegheny County Health Department has revised its paid parental leave proposal based on public feedback. Key changes include reducing leave from 18 to 12 weeks, exemptions for businesses with under 15 employees and requiring 180 days of employment for eligibility. Additional provisions address specific employee situations, ensuring compliance with existing laws.
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Four classrooms at Crafton Elementary School reopened after being closed for nearly a month due to elevated mold spores. Following remediation and environmental testing, Superintendent John Kreider confirmed they were safe for students. He expressed gratitude to families and staff for their adaptability during the disruption.
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Robinson Township will upgrade Clever Park Pool with a state grant of $546,693 aimed at renovating a pool house with improved restrooms, locker rooms and a larger concession area. The funding is part of nearly $2 million for various West Hills communities to enhance recreational facilities and infrastructure.
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