Apr 21, 2021
MIFFLINTOWN The ServSafe Food Safety Manager Course, conducted by Penn State Extension, is being held at the Walker Grange, 6611 William Penn Highway, Mifflintown, PA from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, May 10, and classroom work from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on Monday, May 17, with the certification exam beginning that day at noon.
This training will be taught by Sharon McDonald, Senior Extension Educator and certified ServSafe instructor and will help participants learn how to prevent contamination of food by properly receiving, storing, preparing, cooking, cooling and serving the food, as well as proper methods of sanitizing foodservice facilities.
After completing the course and passing the multiple-choice exam with a 75 percent or higher score, participants will receive a ServSafe Food Protection Manager certificate. This certification is good for five years.
CP Photo: Jared Wickerham Delta 9 PA in Lawrenceville Pennsylvania’s medical marijuana program continues to expand. What started as just a handful of dispensaries in 2018, the Pittsburgh region, and the entire state, is continuously adding on more dispensaries and providing long-overdue relief to patients with a wide variety of cannabis products and medications.
Pittsburgh City Paper reached out to Pittsburgh-area medical marijuana dispensaries to get more information directly from the sources to help patients determine which one might be the best fit for their needs. If you are one of the people who qualify for medical marijuana, and have acquired a certified Pennsylvania medical marijuana card, here’s a guide to help you navigate the growing list of dispensary locations now providing patients relief in Southwestern Pennsylvania
A new GetGo fuel station and convenience store will host a grand opening Friday afternoon in Murrysville.
The station, located between Old William Penn Highway and Route 22 near the Murrysville Giant Eagle, will hold a 2:30 p.m. ribbon-cutting and officials will make a $5,000 donation to the Franklin Regional Panther Foundation, a nonprofit that raises money to provide additional educational opportunities and programming for Franklin Regional students.
Guests visiting throughout the weekend can register for GetGo’s gift card giveaway and to win a Penguins prize pack between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. More than $3,500 in gift cards will be given away, and the Penguins prize pack includes a pair of game tickets, a puck signed by Evgeni Malkin and a ticket to the opening of the GetGo concession at PPG Paints Arena.
Pittsburgh Playwrights
Theatre’s 17th season will be available for free. Each filmed production will be accompanied by an artists’ interview pre-show and a watch party on Facebook Live. Reserve seats online at pghplaywrights.org.
“Monday Night Magic: Live Online” will be held every Monday at 8 p.m. as a co-presentation with the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust’s Liberty Magic Series. “Monday Night Magic” is New York’s longest running off-Broadway magic show. Tickets for the livestream are $20, and can be purchased under the events tab at stellartickets.com.
Little Lake Theatre Company in Canonsburg is performing several plays during its 73rd season. “Shirley Valentine” will run May 20-29; “Forbidden Broadway” runs from June 10-19; “Craving for Travel” runs from July 1-11; “Frozen Jr.” runs from July 22-31; and “Mrs. Mannerly” will be performed Aug. 12-21. Additional performances are slated for the fall. The theatre is located at 500 Lakeside Drive, Can
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Willi’s Ski & Snowboard Shop in Monroeville has been vacant since November. Chase Bank expects to demolish the building and build a branch there.
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Monroeville’s banking options are expected to grow by one as Chase Bank plans to erect a new building along William Penn Highway.
The JP Morgan bank plans on demolishing Willi’s Ski & Snowboard Shop, which has sat vacant since November. Erin Gogolin, an assistant project manager for Bohler Engineering, presented the bank’s plans to Monroeville’s planning commission in March.