You read about the special meeting and reception on Monday, Feb. 6, that commemorated Mt. Lebanon’s founding in 1912 and launched a year of celebratory Centennial events. Now see video…
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Almost 100 people signed the guest book at Mt. Lebanon’s centennial celebration on Monday night, February 6. Here are some of their thoughts: “Best place to live in the country!” …
Happy Birthday, Mt. Lebanon! About 150 residents gathered at the municipal building Monday, February 6, at 8 p.m., for a special commission meeting that commemorated the founding of Mt. Lebanon…
Mt. Lebanon resident Haley Jennings has been dancing since she was four years old. As a teenager, Haley joined the Pittsburgh Youth Ballet Company and sought out founder Jean Gedeon…
Several of us from the magazine/public information office attended the High School Groundbreaking last week on the grassy knoll outside the Fine Arts Theatre. We saw wonderful performances from the…
The municipal staff, including the senior staff and the “second in command” staff along with the facilities managers of the ice rink, golf…
Mt Lebanon’s three new commissioners—John Bendel, Kelly Fraasch and Kristen Linfante—met on Tuesday, January 31, from 10 a.m to 2 pm. with the municipal senior staff for an orientation that…
At left: Andrew Baram, chair of the Waste Reduction Committee of the Mt. Lebanon Environmental Climate Action Team, presents Mt. Lebanon Assistant Municipal Manager Marcia Taylor with a South Hills…
The municipality’s senior administrative staff meets each Thursday morning to share information and discuss upcoming events and meetings. Here are a few “short takes” from the meeting that you will…
At the Jan. 23 commission meeting, Municipal Planner Keith McGill announced that the request for proposals for the update to the municipality’s Comprehensive…
We haven’t been able to get in touch with the owners just yet, but we can say we are getting a new restaurant in the Galleria called Dragon Fire. Details…
Look for a series on CONNECT, The Congress of Neighboring Communities, to debut in mtl in April. The brainchild of Mt. Lebanon resident David Miller, Ph.D., a professor at the…