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Rationing resulted in creative cooking and baking recipes during World War II

The final article in the series examines life in Robinson Township during World War II, emphasizing creative recipes developed amid food rationing. Homemakers adapted limited resources, utilizing Victory Gardens to prepare nutritious meals and desserts, showcasing resilience and ingenuity.

Robinson commissioners to consider Beaver Grade Road residential development Monday

Robinson Township Board of Commissioners Monday night will consider a residential development featuring over 200 homes and townhomes, which necessitates removing over 14,000 trees. The plan includes new roads and open spaces, with the developers requesting multiple waivers regarding tree replacement and zoning ordinances.

High school football preview: Moon Area looks to extend win streak against Penn-Trafford

The Moon Area Tigers aim to secure their third consecutive win against Penn-Trafford on Friday night, with both teams holding 2-0 records. Other local games include Montour vs. Trinity and Carlynton vs. South Allegheny. The matchups highlight strong performances, key statistics and notable player contributions from previous games.

Robinson commissioners terminate police officer facing criminal charges

A Robinson Township police officer facing criminal charges for an incident that authorities say took place while he was off duty two months ago has been terminated. The township Board of Commissioners voted Aug. 27 to terminate Steven Paul Pies. Pies awaits a preliminary hearing scheduled for Nov. 4.

Behind the Lens: Baseball fans went ‘Bananas’ with back-to-back sellouts at PNC Park

P.T. Barnum's phrase "The Greatest Show on Earth" captures the essence of the Savannah Bananas' unique, entertaining baseball experience at PNC Park, blending humor, fan interaction and modified rules to create a remarkable event, leaving fans yearning for more.

Nonverbal child who went missing from Sto-Rox Primary Center playground Tuesday found safe

A nonverbal kindergarten pupil who was missing for over seven hours after wandering off from Sto-Rox Primary Center's playground Tuesday morning was found safe Tuesday evening after extensive searches involving over 1,000 police and community members.

Hogan: The foundation you lay becomes your legacy

The Rev. James Hogan, pastor of Faithbridge Community Church, reflects on the impactful legacy of his late father-in-law, Hivens Gill, a Black veteran and hardworking family man. Emphasizing education, perseverance and character, Hivens inspired his children and grandchildren to strive for success despite challenges, leaving a lasting influence.