It may sound a bit ambitious, but then the Mt. Lebanon Partnership has five years to accomplish its goals. The nonprofit community development agency, which is composed of appointed community…

Requesting overnight parking—which can be a pain because there is a limited window of time to call and no answering machine—just got easier. So did a lot of municipal chores,…

              SOME FACTS AND FIGURES FROM THE WEEK The February meeting of the planning board has been cancelled. The latest library newsletter reports that…

Some notes from the weekly municipal staff meeting: Kossman Development has withdrawn its application to build an L.A. Fitness on Castle Shannon Boulevard. A coyote was sighted at the Mt….

SOME  FACTS AND FIGURES FROM THE WEEK: The fire department responded to 31 incidents this week, including a house fire on S. Meadowcroft that started in a fireplace and extended…

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!” …

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…

              At the January 10 Mt. Lebanon Commission meeting, the following commissioners volunteered as representatives to intergovernmental organizations: South Hills Area Council of Governments:…