For anyone who thinks learning to play a musical instrument is too challenging, meet George Dennehy.He brought his guitar to Seton LaSalle High School in Mt. Lebanon Tuesday, entertaining an auditorium full of students and faculty members with a couple of inspirational songs, closing with an ...
With just a little digging into recordings of the early 1970s, recordings may be found of Dave Molter playing bass on 45s by bands called BlueByrd and, named after the cat in “Bell, Book and Candle,” Pyewacket.Fast-forward more than a few decades, and the Scott Township resident has ...
As one of only 19 people serving on the Rotary International Board of Directors, Stephanie Urchick has the opportunity to visit clubs in the 115-year-old service organization, well, internationally.“One of the advantages of traveling for Rotary is you always see things that are happening that ...
The portrayal of wacky rock bands goes at least as far back as the mid-1960s with the Beatles in “A Hard Day’s Night” and, of course, the NBC-TV series “The Monkees.”These days, we have “One Last Chance to Rock.”“Here’s the story of five guys who are way past their primes,” ...
The tale of Satan’s fall from Heaven, as told in John Milton’s “Paradise Lost,” has fascinated readers for centuries.In February, audiences will have the opportunity to experience the story in a powerful new way, when the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh presents “Satan’s Fall,” ...
One of the region’s premier musical acts provided plenty of entertainment for the Peters Township Chamber of Commerce’s annual holiday luncheon.The duo Hewlett Anderson – they’re Pete and Scott, respectively – performed during the Dec. 12 event at Bella Sera in Cecil Township, ...
