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“I’ve always been interested in politics and stuff like that,” Simon Passerrello-Carnevali, 16, said. “This would be a good start for me. I’m interested in helping out and being a part of something like this.”
The Shady Side Academy junior said he is interested in learning how his local government works. He’d also like to look into starting a recycling program.
Craig Cress and Maria Sciacca, along with Blawnox patrolman Aaron Zolla, were the first to arrive at what turned out to be a deadly domestic situation at Tri-Arc Manufacturing Co. on Fountain Street shortly before 6:30 a.m. on March 19.
A pair of O’Hara police officers were honored for their heroism and professionalism during a shooting incident in Blawnox.
“Our concept is to innovate Mexican food,” Luis Gil-Chacon said. “We have a filet mignon, a nice salmon or cod fish or Mexican sushi. My main inspiration is a fusion concept. It’s taking what you most like and taking pieces of it — I took the best out of Mexico.”
Gil-Chacon, formerly of Robinson, partnered with his mother, Belsy Chacon, also now of O’Hara, to open Viva La Vida (which means “live your life” in Spanish) last month in Fox Chapel Plaza.
Aidan Stein and Chase Carney scored to lead Fox Chapel to a 2-1 victory over Seneca Valley in a matchup of top teams in Section 3-4A boys soccer Tuesday.
The Foxes (4-1-1, 2-0) built a 2-0 lead before Owen Eastgate scored to bring the Raiders (5-2, 1-1) back within a goal.
Aidan Stein and Chase Carney scored to lead Fox Chapel to a 2-1 victory over Seneca Valley in a matchup of top teams in Section 3-4A boys soccer Tuesday. The Foxes (4-1-1, 2-0) built a 2-0 lead before Owen Eastgate scored to bring the Raiders (5-2, 1-1) back within a goal.
PennDOT announced roadway improvement work will begin Thursday on Dorseyville Road, Saxonburg Boulevard, Guys Run Road, Harts Run Road and Fox Chapel Road, spanning Indiana and Harmar townships and Fox Chapel.
PennDOT announced roadway improvement work will begin Thursday on Dorseyville Road, Saxonburg Boulevard, Guys Run Road, Harts Run Road and Fox Chapel Road, spanning Indiana and Harmar townships and Fox Chapel. The work is part of a nearly $11.9 million paving project. Single-lane alternating traffic...
Charging stations for electric vehicles in Aspinwall are up and running.
Three charging stations, each capable of accommodating two vehicles at a time, were installed in the borough parking lot along Commercial Avenue. They are located on the side closest to Jiffy L**e.
Check out this week's events in Herald area:
Stepping-stone fundraiser to benefit community center The Lauri Ann West Community Center is looking to personalize its Reflection Garden at the Scott Family Patio with a stepping-stone fundraiser. A limited number of engravable stones are available, and each can be reserved with a donation of $500....
Tom Moul likes setting up the Fox Chapel boys and girls cross country teams with a confidence builder to start the season.
Competing at the Gateway Invitational before the Red, White & Blue Invitational the following weekend has been a staple for years.
Tom Moul likes setting up the Fox Chapel boys and girls cross country teams with a confidence builder to start the season.
When Fox Chapel ended its losing streak against Baldwin in Week 1, Victor Nernberg played a big role on both sides of the ball. Nernberg finished with a team-high 122 rushing yards and a touchdown during a 38-7 win over Baldwin.
Suffering through consecutive 0-10 seasons left Victor Nernberg with plenty to think about in the offseason. The Fox Chapel senior running back/linebacker focused all of his energy on becoming the fittest he has ever been.
The Women’s Board of Pittsburgh hosted one of its most successful fundraisers in the group’s 30-year history, netting more than $98,000 for children’s charities.
An Etna man who grew up skateboarding and kayaking at James Sharp Landing in Sharpsburg will soon have a work of art installed at the renown Allegheny River launch site. Found and Forged owner Jimmy Olson is working on a metal sculpture as part of a community project to acknowledge the indigenous land.
An Etna man who grew up skateboarding and kayaking at James Sharp Landing in Sharpsburg soon will have a work of art installed at the renowned Allegheny River launch site.
Fox Chapel Area School District officials have announced their high school homecoming court.
The members are seniors Isabella Cheatham, Maurena Cilenti, Christian Dantey, Emma Donovan, Chase Hendren, Nick Ingramm, Caden Kaiser and Ava Persichetti.
A castaway graduation gown and a pile of plastic spoons might look like they’re destined for the recycling bin. But for two Fox Chapel Area juniors, the scraps combined for a winning look that will sashay down a professional runway with a global audience.
But for two Fox Chapel Area juniors, the scraps combined for a winning look that will sashay down a professional runway with a global audience.
Fox Chapel Herald area events include Hearing planned on zoning changes, water line inventory efforts continue, Wiggle Time opens and more.
Councilwoman Sarah Ishman said the borough is “cleaning up the code” so it is in alignment with how properties already are in town.
Here are the Fox Chapel area real estate transactions for this week.
Emily McKee has much to live up to during her sophomore season for the Fox Chapel girls soccer team. The pressure is different after pocketing 24 goals during her freshman season.
When Fox Chapel freshman London Bitar competes in the Drive, Chip & Putt competition event this year in the 14-15 age division on Sept. 21 at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, she won’t be as caught up in the goings-on.
London Bitar learned that the regional qualifiers of the Drive, Chip & Putt competition were a step up in pomp and circumstance from the circuit she fought through to get there. When Bitar reached that level a few years ago, she was battling many distractions.
Children in Sharpsburg have a new spot in 16th Street Park to let their imaginations soar.
Borough officials held a ceremony Aug. 22 to dedicate a playhouse.
Children in Sharpsburg have a new spot in 16th Street Park to let their imaginations soar. Borough officials held a ceremony Aug. 22 to dedicate a playhouse. Other amenities at the park include a pavilion with picnic tables, water sprinklers, playground equipment, a swing set, basketball court and b...
On the heels of starting a new Armstrong County chapter this summer, Team Friends will hold its annual fundraising event. And the emphasis is on “fun.”
On the heels of starting a new Armstrong County chapter this summer, Team Friends will hold its annual fundraising event.
The defending WPIAL Class 4A girls soccer champions are dropping down a class, but Fox Chapel coach Carlo Prati knows that repeating as champions likely won’t be any easier in Class 3A.
This week's Fox Chapel Herald area events include Touch-A-Truck event, Garden club’s fundraiser and more.
The Fox Chapel Police Department invites the community to “see, touch, explore, honk” during its second annual Touch-A-Truck event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 21 behind the borough building, 401 Fox Chapel Road.
Here are the Fox Chapel area real estate transactions for the week of Aug. 25, 2024.
“Operating at a safe speed and exercising good judgment on the roads, sidewalks, trails and parking lots is everyone’s responsibility,” Aspinwall Mayor Joseph Noro said.
Now that school is back in session, the Aspinwall Police Department and borough leaders are reminding motorists to “be aware and drive with care.”
“I think it’s good,” police Superintendent Jay Davis said about the move. “It’s about sustainability. I think this is definitely going to benefit both the township and Blawnox. The last thing we wanted to see was the state police controlling Blawnox. We want to make sure that service is provided to them.”
Excitement is brewing between Blawnox and O’Hara officials as they look to finalize an intergovernmental agreement for police services.
Council approved a $50,000 deal with Walker Consultants to examine spaces, potential changes to the zoning ordinance, collect data and come up with recommendations that may make Aspinwall a more comfortable place to live and visit.
The Slow Down Campaign involves placing yard signs at strategic sites throughout the borough, particularly near bus stops, busy intersections and other high-traffic areas.
Cora Susi leapt from a wooden ramp onto a small black circular platform and pole and launched herself into the great beyond. That beyond was 30 feet down a zip line at McCahill Park in Fox Chapel.
Cora Susi leapt from a wooden ramp onto a small black circular platform and pole and launched herself into the great beyond.
Herald area events this week:
Garden party open to all Everyone is invited to attend a Community Garden Party from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 24 at the Sharpsburg Community Garden behind the library, 1212 Main St. There will be free food made by members of the garden club, activities for children, free sharpening
Here are the Fox Chapel area real estate transactions for this week.
Estate of Sandra Heath Pesavento sold property at 300 Fox Chapel Road Unit 608 to Christopher and Joan Smith for $255,000.
Danny English has made a positive impact on her and his church, Aggie said.
“My favorite part of working with him in choir is that he meets us where we are in terms of our talent. … He gives me helpful instructions,” she said.
For the Rev. Scott Hill, pastor of Aspinwall Presbyterian Church, English’s dedication stands out.
Working as an office manager for State Farm while following his musical passions, teaching piano lessons and directing the music program for Aspinwall Presbyterian Church, English said his life was “busy, but I was really enjoying myself.”
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