Peters Township council rejected a settlement agreement with St. Clair Health and Huntington Bank concerning a dispute over whether there needs to be cross access between the properties. The agreement failed in a 2-2 vote during Monday’s council meeting. Frank Kosir and Tom Pirosko voted in ...
The Community College of Beaver County (CCBC) announced Friday the hiring of a site manager for its Washington County College Center. Taking on the role will be Peters Township resident Kara Eltschlager. A press release from CCBC describes Eltschlager as having 10 years of experience in media ...
On the 17th day of July 1993, on the 17th floor of the Westin William Penn Hotel, Jamie Benjamin and Larry Gesoff told each other, “I do.” Far from high school sweethearts, the two were 50 when they got married, and are still together more than 30 years later. They currently live at South ...
Along with Christmas tunes sneaking onto the airwaves between pop hits and gingerbread lattes featuring prominently on coffee shop menus, candy aisles filled with red-and-white striped sweets are a tell-tale sign that the holidays have arrived. “The candy cane’s just always been ...
A large crowd gathered in front of the Washington County Courthouse Dec. 11 to celebrate Hanukkah. This was the second year Chabad of the South Hills hosted the event. The Mt. Lebanon-based synagogue has been reaching out to Washington County since the closure of Beth Israel’s synagogue in ...
Third-graders at Pleasant Valley Elementary School put their lessons on economic principles to the test at the economics fair earlier this month. Students created their own products, as well as marketing and sales plans. Kids then went shopping to “purchase” their classmates’ new inventions.
