Anita M. Klein
Hillsborough – Early in the morning, on Tuesday, March 16th, God reclaimed one of his most beloved gifts to the world. Anita M. Klein, (born: Anita Amiano), traveled peacefully, from her 55 year home, in Hillsborough, NJ, through Heaven’s gates to join her family with whom she shared an immeasurable amount of mutual love. Being the final survivor of her generation’s large loving family, I’m certain that they were all waiting with open arms welcoming her to paradise.
Anita loved her family. Her eyes and heart would light up and fill with joy whenever she could spend time with those she loved. In her almost 97 years gracing this planet with her warmth, selfless generosity, creativity and energy, she was never blessed with children of her own, however, she enjoyed the endless abundant love and deepest affections of her many nephews, nieces, great nephews, great nieces, and even great-great nieces and nephews. (Who knew her lovingly as: “Auntie”). Because of
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New book group to discuss mental illness and health
The Butler County National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will host a new book discussion group that focuses on books about mental health and illness.
The first meeting will be at 7 p.m. April 29 online at Zoom.us. The group will meet at 7 p.m. the last Thursday every other month.
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Drive-through food distribution set at Lernerville Speedway
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank will host a drive-through food distribution for anyone in need from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at Lernerville Speedway, 313 N. Pike Road, Buffalo Township. No cars are permitted to arrive before 11 a.m.
Reservations are required to ensure enough food is available and they fill up quickly. To make a reservation, visit pittsburghfoodbank.org/drive-up/butler/ or call 412-460-3663, ext. 655. Have your license plate number of the car you will be in at the event, name, email, zip code, date of birth and current weekly income on hand. Bring your confirmation page or email for your reservation to the event. There is no required proof of eligibility and anyone is eligible for food.
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UPMC offers free webinar about spinal stenosis
UPMC will a free live webinar, “Your Pain May Be Spinal Stenosis,” at noon Friday online.
Spinal surgeon Dr. Mark A. Frye will discuss nerve compression, sciatica and disc herniations.
Registration is required. To register, visit UPMC.com/VirtualEvents.
Free grab and go lunch offered Wednesday at Allegheny Valley Church of God
Allegheny Valley Church of God, 216 Catalpa St., New Kensington, will serve free grab and go lunches at noon Wednesday.
Chicken alfredo will be served for as long as the food lasts. Those attending are reminded to observe social distancing while making their pickup. For details, call 724-335-0994.
Boys and young men at Mary Mother of God Church in Harrison are learning outdoor skills, leadership and above all, values of the Catholic faith, thanks to the establishment of Trail Life USA Troop 14:1.
Trail Life USA is a national Christian-based scouting organization that focuses on a mission to “guide generations of courageous young men to honor God, lead with integrity, serve others, and experience outdoor adventure,” according to traillifeusa.com.
While there are 800 churches across the country that charter a troop and 12 troops in Arkansas, Troop 14:1, based on the Bible verse John 14:1, is the only Catholic-chartered troop in the state.