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December 8, 2011
Picture Yourself in mtl
The photographers of Mt. Lebanon Magazine are at all the local events and capture the smiles of countless residents and friends. Capture a picture for yourself — it makes a…

November 30, 2011
Where the bike path ends
Even after biking across the country, newlyweds Dave and Erin Hughes still had the energy to gear up for a trek through Sunset Hills. Know what’s a good way to…

November 30, 2011
Football Frenzy
The Gray family’s “aerial” LEBO sign is well known to the fans below. What the fans don’t see, though, is the fun that the Lebanon Avenue crowd has before every…

November 28, 2011
Planting street trees
The Mt. Lebanon Nature Conservancy is working with the public works department to find ways of diversifying trees planted along streets and in parks, thus strengthening the “urban forest.” Ten…

November 28, 2011
municipal updates
During the month of October, Mt. Lebanon Firefighters showed their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by “lighting up” the fire station in pink and wearing black and pink T-shirts….

November 28, 2011
community news
ONLINE AUCTION An original Burton Morris artwork is one of many items up for bid in the Denis Theatre Foundation’s online auction fundraiser, www.denistheatre.org. Support the Denis Theatre Foundation’s capital…

November 17, 2011
cool clothes, really cool savings
Music pulses through the store—upbeat, energetic. Couples, teens and moms browse the well-stocked racks—one woman has her favorite barista beverage in hand. A pair of comfy chairs give husbands a…

November 17, 2011
making a difference in 2011
PUBLIC SERVICE JODY COLBY and BRIENNE COLBY SEMBRAT The Colby name is synonymous with service in Mt. Lebanon. For decades, Robert “Dale” Colby served the public in many ways, from…

October 23, 2011
historic preservation
his year, regional leaders visited Dormont to celebrate the opening night of the Hollywood Theater. Natalia Rudiak of the Pittsburgh City Council and Kathy Risko of the Congress of Neighboring…

September 3, 2011
about this issue
Many people who feel lucky to live in Mt. Lebanon want to give something back. A few people may set a sweeping goal: I want to make this town a…