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Michael Deligatti, owner of McDonald’s Big Mac Museum on Route 30, gives remarks for the 100th birthday celebration for Ruth Shuster, seen seated in her throne behind a plexiglass protector, on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 in North Huntingdon.
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Here are some of the top Tribune-Review news and feature stories from around the region during the week of March 1, 2021.
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Allegheny County’s covid-19 case numbers are no longer declining, but they’re stable, Dr. Debra Bogen, health director, said Wednesday.
McDonald’s Employee Turns 100 and Has No Plans to Retire: ‘To Me, It’s Just a Number’
Turning 100 may be reason enough for many to adopt a slower pace of life, but not for one Pennsylvania McDonald’s employee who became a centenarian on March 3, and really has no plans to retire from the job she loves.
“I get paid. I pay my bills, and that’s good. I never had a lot of money but I always have enough,” Ruthie Shuster, who works at Irwin McDonald’s in Westmoreland County three days a week wiping tables, told WTAE.
As for her milestone birthday? “To me, it’s just a number,” she said.
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Ruth Shuster, at 100, was honored for her longtime service at the McDonald’s Big Mac Museum.
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Laurel: To grand dames. March is Women’s History Month, and it has started with recognition of some amazing centenarians.
Julia Parsons of Forest Hills was honored on her 100th birthday Tuesday with a parade that included a Color Guard and fellow servicemembers. During World War II, Parsons was Navy codebreaker who worked on encrypted German messages; she kept her mission a secret for 50 years.