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The little food pantry in the South Pennsylvania Avenue parklet is one of three in the city.
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People tend to stay indoors more in the winter, but Rick Steele is hoping folks will take a walk to one of Greensburg’s three little food pantries to drop off a few supplies.
The need is just as great in cold weather as it is in warm weather, said Steele, president of Greensburg Volunteer Fire Department, whose junior firefighters founded the program in 2019.
Courtesy of Michael Tusay
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There’s a debate in business circles on whether it’s good or bad to be the first to interview for a job, but being number one worked for Michael Tusay the new executive director at Latrobe Art Center.
“He was actually our first in-person interview,” board member Katie Miller said. “The moment the interview concluded, we looked around the room, and every person said, ‘I love him.’”
That’s not to say he didn’t have competition, she added.
Courtesy of Lindsey Shuey
A toco toucan, a member of the largest and probably best-known species in the toucan family, seen at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh’s North Side.
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Travel may not be an option right now because of the coronavirus, but visiting the National Aviary can make you feel like you’re on a tropical retreat, said Jennifer Torpie, the aviary’s curator of education and public programs.
The aviary’s in-person and virtual programming allows visitors to see unusual bird species in immersive habitats.
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Artist Kade Ellinger’s exhibit, “Chiggity-Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself,” is showing at Feathers Artist Market and Gifts in Irwin.
Shirley McMarlin | Tribune-Review
Prints and stickers from Kade Ellinger’s exhibit, “Chiggity-Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself,” are available at Feathers Artist Market and Gifts in Irwin.
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Kade Ellinger is using personal experience with depression and anxiety along with his artistic talents in the hope of sparking a conversation about mental and emotional health.
His exhibit, “Chiggity-Check Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself,” is showing through February at Feathers Artist Market and Gifts in Irwin.
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Have you ever strolled the streets of Ligonier, thinking, “I could really go for a bubble tea right now”?
Until recently, you might have been out of luck but now you can stroll up East Main Street to Tylers Bakery & Cafe to satisfy your craving.
The eatery specializes in bubble teas, offering both the boba and tapioca varieties. And in what might be another singularity for Ligonier, it also has kombucha on tap.