The Valley News Dispatch will publish a list of community Easter egg hunts and activities.
To have an event listed online and in the print edition, send the information as soon as possible to The Stroller, Valley News Dispatch, 210 Fourth Ave., Tarentum PA 15084 or email Carol Pinto-Smith; email cpinto-smith@triblive.com; or fax 724-226-4677.
Online resume and interview workshops scheduled
Pennsylvania CareerLink Alle-Kiski will offer workshops on Zoom.us for those needing help with resumes and interviewing.
A workshop about resumes will be from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and an interviewing workshop will be from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., both March 17. Sue Diehl will be the instructor.
The Valley News Dispatch will publish a list of community Easter egg hunts and activities.
To have an event listed online and in the print edition, send the information as soon as possible to The Stroller, Valley News Dispatch, 210 Fourth Ave., Tarentum PA 15084 or email Carol Pinto-Smith; email cpinto-smith@triblive.com; or fax 724-226-4677.
Online job fair planned Tuesday
Pennsylvania CareerLink Westmoreland will sponsor a free job fair from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday online on its Facebook page Facebook.com/PaCareerLinkWestmoreland.
Multiple employers will be recruiting skilled and unskilled labor, entry level and experienced workers, veterans and college students and graduates.
TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox.
Pennsylvania state police still were searching Monday for a man who fled from state troopers after they pulled him over on Route 28 in Harmar on Friday.
Police identified the driver as Anthony Dwayne Smith Jr., 28, from the Pittsburgh area.
At about 5:30 p.m., police say, they spotted Smith’s vehicle, a tan Honda Pilot with Pennsylvania registration LKP5099, not displaying the proper temporary tags. Smith allegedly tossed a bag containing a white substance from the car, according to police. Troopers pulled over the car for those and other violations.
In 2020, Sprankle’s Neighborhood Market received PA FFFI funding for its stores in Kittanning and Saxonburg.
Grants are now available through the Pennsylvania Fresh Food Financing Initiative (PA FFFI), a program that invests in new or expanding grocery stores and other healthy food retail outlets in underserved neighborhoods across the Keystone State.
Several private and public organizations are involved in the statewide initiative, which is overseen by the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, administered by The Food Trust, and supported by program partners Reinvestment Fund, Bridgeway Capital and Community First Fund. The PA FFFI provides one-time grants or loans to food retailers to boost the availability of healthy, affordable foods for those living in underserved areas.
Severe burns from exploding vape battery case should remain in Allegheny County, counsel argues pennrecord.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from pennrecord.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.