The importance of school-based training for a career in the trades was hammered home to state education officials Friday during a tour of the Central Westmoreland Career and Technology Center in New Stanton, where they saw students of today preparing for jobs in the workforce a few years from now.
Angela Merendino was a graphic designer for Kennametal in Unity, operated a freelance business on the side and was an adjunct professor at Seton Hill University in Greensburg. She wanted something different. “I just wanted to create a business that was steeped in health,” Merendino said. That desire was spurred
Mike Vale can vividly recall the details of the night his life changed dramatically in January 1966. He and his band, The Raconteurs (not to be confused with the modern Jack White-affiliated band), were playing at the Thunderbird Lounge in Greensburg. “Who, of all people, walks into the Thunderbird Lounge
Mike Vale can vividly recall the details of the night his life changed dramatically in January 1966. He and his band, The Raconteurs (not to be confused with the modern Jack White-affiliated band), were playing at the Thunderbird Lounge in Greensburg. “Who, of all people, walks into the Thunderbird Lounge
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Sarah Makosky, 26, of Greensburg, and her sister, Allie, 27, volunteered to be among those placing wreaths on veterans’ graves as part of the Wreaths Across America program Saturday, Dec 19, 2020.
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Jillian Grosely, of Greensburg and her son, Rocco 6, search for marked veterans graves at Jeannette Memorial Park. Grosely volunteered to help place 611 wreaths as part of the Wreaths Across America program on Saturday, Dec 19, 2020.
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Employees from Stella Precision in Jeannette volunteered to place 611 wreaths on veterans graves as part of the Wreaths Across America program Saturday, Dec 19, 2020.
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