Leechburg
Tuesday: Leechburg Council,agenda meeting at 6 p.m. followed by the regular meeting at 7, borough building, 260 Market St.
Details: 724-842-8511
Wednesday: The free genealogy group at Leechburg Area Museum and Historical Society will meet from 10 a.m. to noon at the museum, 118 First St. Basic computer skills and face masks required. Ancestry.com and Newspaper.com are available. Sanitizing stations will be available.
Details: Judy, 724-681-9154
New Kensington
Today: New Kensington Municipal Sanitary Authority will meet at 7 p.m. at the office, 120 Logans Ferry Road.
Details: 724-335-9813
Wednesday: New Kensington Council will conduct a public hearing at 4 p.m. followed by a special meeting for general business online at Zoom.us.
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Christopher’s Light seeking volunteers
Children’s charity Christopher’s Light is seeking casual volunteers to help with the organization’s daily activities.
Volunteers must commit to a minimum of two hours per week with flexible days and hours, over 18 years old and able to pass clearances.
Penn State Extension offers mental health webinar
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Greg Macafee | Tribune-Review
Highlands senior guard Dom Pesci looks for an open teammate during a drill on Tuesday, Jan. 5.
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Greg Macafee | Tribune-Review
Highlands guard Jimmy Kunst plays defense during a drill on Tuesday, Jan. 5 2020.
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All basketball teams around Western Pennsylvania have been through a series of ups and downs in the past few weeks. The Highlands boys, however, didn’t even get to take the court for so much as a practice before Gov. Tom Wolf put a three-week pause on high school sports.
So, when the Golden Rams began their first practice of the season Monday, the excitement level of coach Tyler Stoczynski and his players was through the roof.
Courtesy of Forbes Road Career and Technology Center
Students at Forbes Road Career & Technology Center used materials donated by local businesses to refurbish a Chrysler 200 for Army veteran Helen Stewart. From left: Nick Falcon, Forbes Road assistant director; Josh Krentz, auto body instructor; Xaiver Bowman, student from Franklin Regional; Ian Norris, student from Highlands; Stewart; Chris Tomley, Allstate Insurance; and Kris Eibel, PPG Refinishing.
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A Highlands High School student who helped repair a car for a veteran is the second recipient of an award students created to recognize their peers.