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West Hills Gazette

Kulik: Recognizing legislative milestones during Women’s History Month

March is Women’s History Month, highlighting the achievements of women, particularly in the Pennsylvania legislature where 65 serve in the House of Representatives, marking a historical milestone. Celebrating firsts among women in leadership, the focus is on empowering future generations while addressing significant societal issues through new legislation and community events.

Moon Township seeks state grant to help fund recreation center study

Moon Township officials are seeking state funding to conduct a feasibility study for a centralized recreation center. The study is estimated to cost $80,000 to $100,000. Resident surveys show strong interest, especially in a community center, prompting the grant application to support the study.

Coraopolis man facing drug, weapons charges; Montour teachers agree to new contract

A Coraopolis man, Nicholas Giese, faces multiple drug and weapons charges following a police raid that uncovered cocaine, mushrooms, firearms, and cash, according to the Allegheny County District Attorney's Office. Meanwhile, Montour School District has secured a new five-year contract with its teachers, focusing on collaboration and support for educators.

Hogan: Hope springs eternal this time of year — even for our Bucs

The arrival of spring after a harsh winter symbolizes hope and rebirth. For Christians, it reflects resurrection, while baseball fans in Pittsburgh feel renewed optimism about the Pirates. The Rev. James Hogan encourages community interaction and uplifting the elderly, embracing the rejuvenating spirit of the season.

Racial slurs displayed on hacked sign outside Mama Lena’s Firehouse Grill

A hacked digital message outside Mama Lena's Firehouse Grill in Kennedy Township displayed racial slurs, and township police are investigating. Police Chief Anthony Bruni said owner Robert Carrabbia has been completely cooperative and has provided some information. Community support remains strong for the business.