Bill Mazeroski and the Pirates weren’t the only individuals to leave an indelible mark on the Pittsburgh area landscape in 1960. So did Danny Rowsick, whose Bethel Park restaurant continues to hit it out of the park. Rowsick launched Danny’s Pizza and Hoagies in that locally iconic year ...
After Nancy Tray’s newborn daughter needed dozens of blood transfusions, she has been dedicated to paying it forward. The day before Thanksgiving, Tray will host the ninth annual Maddalena Tray Blood Drive, named for her daughter, at the Peters Township Public Library. Maddalena was born ...
When thinking about the window displays at the old Kaufmann’s Department Store in downtown Pittsburgh, most people’s memories probably drift off to the Christmas season and gifts for sale. “It’s November, so you’re starting to think about holiday gifts,” said Robert Stakeley of the ...
Josh Hartman was not sure if it was his wife on the ground after a utility pole fell following their son’s soccer game last week. “As I took a couple more steps, I realized it was her,” Hartman said. Dezzarea Hartman, a kindergarten teacher at Claysville Elementary School in McGuffey ...
A Green Tree church is inviting those who have lost a pet to have their departed animal included in a remembrance service on Nov. 1. The service will be held at 11 a.m. at Unity Presbyterian Church at 1146 Greentree Road. The service will be led by Pastor Karen Claassen. Carolyn Kozlowski, ...
Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church in Mt. Lebanon has undergone a transformation. Greek iconographers came to the church at 123 Gilkeson Road earlier this summer and added 40 icons to the interior design. Icons in a Greek Orthodox Church are not considered mere decorations, but sacred images ...
