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Wish 99.7 Communty Events
Wish 99.7 Community Events
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7/26 - 8/1
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BECOME A HOST FAMILY TODAY OR VOLUNTEER FOR THE FRESH AIR FUND
THE ONLY THING MORE FLEETING THAN SUMMER IS CHILDHOOD...THE FRESH AIR FUND CELEBRATES BARE FEET...SANDCASTLES...STARRY NIGHTS...AND BACKYARDS...GIVE A NEW YORK CITY CHILD THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE JOY OF A SAFE AND FUN-FILLED SUMMER IN THE COUNTRY...SHARE YOUR HEARTS AND HOMES...PLEASE BECOME A HOST FAMILY TODAY OR VOLUNTEER FOR THE FRESH AIR FUND...
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n/a,
at www.freshair.org
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7/26 - 9/19
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Do Something 101
More than 13 million kids cannot afford basic school supplies for back to school. For the third year, DoSomething.org, a national non-profit organization, is engaged in motivating teens (13-19) to get involved, take action and “do something” to help their fellow teens succeed in school.
With help from Twilight’s Nikki Reed, DoSomething.org and Staples will arm youth and teens with the tools and resources they need to make a difference in their community this summer. Teens are encouraged to collect school supplies to ensure they get into the hands of thousands of deserving kids just in time to head back to school. All school supplies will be donated locally to educational and not-for-profit organizations that serve disadvantaged youth. Hi, I’m Nikki Reed from Twilight. We all know going back to school after summer vacation is tough. Now imagine being the only one without a pencil or a notebook. Not fun. So Do Something about it!
This summer, join Do Something 101 to help students start the year off right.
Collect new binders, pens, notebooks. Anything that teens need.
Drop off school supplies at Do Something 101 collection sites at Staples stores nationwide. Go to DoSomething101.org to get started today.
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n/a,
at Dosomething101.org
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7/26 - 8/31
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The Allegheny County Airport Authority & Grant Oliver Launches Mobile Website for Pittsburgh International Airport
The Allegheny County Airport & Grant Oliver Corporation launched a new mobile website flypittsburgh.mobi for air travelers who are looking for timely information for Pittsburgh International Airport: arriving and departing flights, parking, travel alerts, and promotions. The site works on any mobile phone with Internet access. Register today and get a chance to win a travel certificate valued at $400 from AAA Travel. Dave Paga, General Manager for Grant Oliver said, “As more and more people are using their phones to get information, we thought it was important to offer a new service that allows them to check on their flight information, as well as to get access to current information on the parking availability at the airport. Now customers can be anywhere and get the information they need. We are looking forward to growing this service to include more features and stay tuned for unique promotions.” Visit flypittsburgh.mobi now through August 31, 2010, and register today and get a chance to win a travel certificate valued at $400 from AAA Travel.
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n/a,
at www.flypittsburgh.mobi
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7/26 - 9/4
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Children Left in Cars, Summer 2010
Did you know that a child’s body warms three to five times faster than an adult’s? And did you know that after just 10 minutes in an enclosed vehicle, the temperature rises 19 degrees? So why would you ever risk leaving your child in the car for even the quickest errand? The Pennsylvania Division of the American Trauma Society reminds you to teach your child that a vehicle is not a play area and to never leave your child unattended in a vehicle. Prevent the predictable. To learn more about child safety, call the American Trauma Society at 1-800-822-2358.
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n/a,
at American Trauma Society at 1-800-822-2358
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7/26 - 9/4
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Pool Safety, Summer 2010
Nearly 9 out of 10 child-drowning deaths occur when a parent or caregiver claims to be watching the child. Young children don’t splash or make much noise when in danger in water, so they often drown in silence. Leaving your child even for a minute while they’re swimming could cause a tragedy. The Pennsylvania Division of the American Trauma Society reminds you to be in arm’s reach of your child at all times, whether they are in or near the water. Separate the pool from your home with a tall fence, and encourage your child to stay away from the pool unless you are present. Keep your family safe this summer. For more information on pool safety, please call the American Trauma Society at 1-800-822-2358.
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n/a,
at American Trauma Society at 1-800-822-2358
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7/26 - 9/1
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Lemonade Fights Childhood Cancer
Did you know that lemonade has the power to cure? And you have the power to help. 2010 marks 10 years since childhood cancer patient Alex Scott held her very first front yard lemonade stand to find a cure for all kids with cancer. Though Alex lost her life to the disease in 2004, legions of volunteers have continued her legacy. To find out how you can help Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation commemorate 10 years of standing for hope, visit www.AlexsLemonade.org or call 866-333-1213.
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at www.AlexsLemonade.org or call 866-333-1213
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7/26 - 9/30
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Trauma Prevention, Summer 2010
Did you know that trauma or injury is the leading cause of death in children ages 1 to 18? Trauma can be a fall, vehicle crash, sports injuries, as well as many other injuries. The Pennsylvania Division of the American Trauma Society reminds you to be safe while out and about these summer months. Take caution while walking on a staircase or on slippery surfaces. To avoid a car crash, eliminate distractions. Stay off your phone while on the road – no talking or texting. Before sports activity, stretch and stay hydrated. Be smart and trauma free this summer. For more information on trauma prevention, call the American Trauma Society at 1-800-822-2358.
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n/a,
at 1-800-822-2358
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7/26 - 9/30
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Lawn Mower Safety, Summer 2010
Did you know that 68,000 people get lawn mower injuries each year? More than 9,000 of those injuries affect people under 18. The Pennsylvania Division of the American Trauma Society reminds you to be safe while mowing the lawn. While on a riding mower, never allow children to be passengers. Injuries usually involve children falling off someone’s lap. Never leave a mower unattended while it’s running. Remember that young children should never operate a lawn mower and should be at least 16 before operating a riding mower. Keep your family safe this summer. For more information on lawn mower safety, please call the American Trauma Society at 1-800-822-2358.
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n/a,
at 1-800-822-2358
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7/26 - 9/30
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Heat Stroke, Summer 2010
Heat stroke is a serious condition that has both physical and neurological symptoms that could result in death. The body temperature rises over 104 degrees, and there may be difficulty breathing, confusion, and even hallucinations. During these hot, summer months, heat stroke is a subject you should know about. The Pennsylvania Division of the American Trauma Society reminds you to limit strenuous outdoor activity to mornings and evenings during hot and humid days. Also, drink water or sports drinks before exercise or sports activities, and wear lightweight clothing. Stay cool and safe this summer. For more information on heat strokes, please call the American Trauma Society at 1-800-822-2358.
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at 1-800-822-2358
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7/26 - 9/30
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Bicycle Safety, Summer 2010
Did you know that wearing a helmet reduces risk of death by more than 50 percent? It’s no secret that not wearing a helmet is dangerous, but during these active summer months, it could turn tragic. So before you leave for your next bike ride, the Pennsylvania Division of the American Trauma Society reminds you to take time out for safety. Make wearing a helmet mandatory, not just for your kids, but for you too. Make sure your helmet covers your forehead and fits snugly and securely. The helmet should not be able to move from side to side or front to back. For more information on bike safety or helmets, please call the American Trauma Society at 1-800-822-2358.
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at 1-800-822-2358
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8/1 - 12/31
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POWER OF 32
HAVE YOUR VOICE HEARD AS PART OF THE LARGEST REGIONAL VISIONING PROJECT, POWER OF THIRTY-TWO. POWER OF THIRTY-TWO IS A REGIONAL INITIATIVE INVOLVING THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ACROSS THIRTY-TWO COUNTIES IN PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA TO CREATE A SHARED VISION FOR THESE THIRTY-TWO COUNTY REGIONS. TO GET INVOLVED OR ATTEND A POWER OF THIRTY-TWO MEETING IN YOUR COMMUNITY VISIT POWER OF THIRTY-TWO DOT ORG.
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N/A,
at POWEROF32.ORG
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8/1 - 9/25
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Irwin Community Events
Third Thursday Art and Jazz Night, August 19, 2010. Location: Downtown Irwin 5-9 p.m. Join us for great music, dining, Shoppe crawl and prizes. Go to IrwinPa.Org for more details. Artist wanted-email IrwinPa@comcast.net for entry form, it's FREE!
Saturday, September 25, 2010, Fall Craft and Wellness Show
Location: Downtown Irwin 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Downtown Irwin hosts this annual event. More details and vendor info. available at www.IrwinPa.org.
Concert in the Park, August 1, 2010 at 6:30 Pure Gold August 22, 2010 at 6:30 Hard Day’s Night, Location: Downtown Irwin. Come join us for a fun filled evening of free entertainment at Irwin Park. Bring your favorite lawn-chair and enjoy! More info. available at www.irwinpa.org.
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Varies,
at www.IrwinPa.Org
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8/2 - 8/9
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Adoption, Foster Care and Respite Care Information Meeting
Learn more about Project STAR, the parent certification process, and waiting children.
Information meetings are the first step in the process toward certification to be a resource family. The two-hour meeting counts toward the required total 24 hours of training. Families who have scheduling conflicts with the published meeting dates may request a private orientation at a time convenient to both the family and the recruiter. To attend an information meeting, contact Project STAR’s Family Recruiter at 412.244.3048.
August 9, 2010, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Project STAR: Beaver County, 1598 Virginia Avenue
Monaca, PA. Pittsburgh: August 2, 2010 - Project STAR: Pittsburgh, The Children’s Institute (room 218), 1405 Shady Avenue,
Pittsburgh, PA
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Varies,
at Varies
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8/2 - 8/6
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Faith Community Church Presents "The Egypt File - Decoding the Mystery of Life" Vacation Bible School
This VBS will include, fun games, crafts, delicious snacks and meaningful lessons on how we are created in GOD's own image and that we didn't evolve from apes or any other species. How the first man and woman were lovingly created by GOD to fellowship with him, as well as exploring the human body and how it was created to do wondrous things that other "species" can't. Each night concludes with a fun skit that ties the lessons into today and what the children are presented with on a daily basis to deal with.
To Register: Go to www.answersvbs.com scroll down to where you can locate a VBS in your area - click on that then scroll down to #202 Faith Community Church - Click on the link and then click on register your child/ren. OR you can call us at 724-295-9777 leave a message with a phone # to call you back and we will get all the information to register your child/ren. SEE YOU THERE to explore exotic Egypt and decode the Mystery of Life!
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6pm-9pm,
at 407 Freeport Rd. Freeport PA
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8/7 - 8/8
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247th Anniversary of the Battle of Bushy Run
Celebrate the rich history of Western Pennsylvania at Bushy Run Battlefield.
Witness how Colonel Henry Bouquet and his British troops repulsed a Native American ambush as they marched west to relieve a besieged Fort Pitt in August 1763. The Battle of Bushy Run represents the major turning point of Pontiac’s War and embodies the bloody and drawn-out struggle between Native Americans and colonial settlers on the 18th century frontier. Highlights Include:
2 battle reenactments, Brtish military encampment and Native American village, Concession stand, Interactive Battle Trail, Free Parking, Full access to museum and gift shop included with admission.
Visit www.bushyrunbattlefield.com.
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10 a.m.-5 p.m. (both days),
at 1253 Bushy Run Road, Jeannette, PA 15644
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8/7
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Make-A-Wish Foundation will be hosting its 10 th Annual Walk for Strength
Please register before July 30, 2010, to receive a discount rate and a free walk t-shirt. Discounted rates are $20 for adults, $15 for children ages 5-12 and $65 for a family of four. Children under 4 years of age are free. Late registration runs from July 31 – August 7, 2010. Late registration fees are $25 for adults, $20 for children ages 5-12 and $85 for a family of four. Children under 4 years of age are free. Registration on the day of the event is from 7:45 to 8:45 a.m. at the park’s Middle Road Entrance. Walkers will be entered into drawings for a 5-piece patio furniture set for every $100 donated and a touch iPod for every $50 donated. For a registration form or more information, please visit www.wishgreaterpa.org or call (412) 471-9474. Proceeds will help make wishes come true for children with life-threatening medical conditions.
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9 a.m., rain or shine,
at HARTWOOD ACRES
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8/8 - 8/15
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NEW KENSINGTON FREE SUMMER CONCERTS
August 8 - Rick Farinelli Big Band and August 15 - Second Time Around Combo
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Sundays - Time: 2:30 P.M.,
at Memorial Park, Stevenson Blvd., Route 56, New Kensington, PA
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8/11 - 8/14
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St. Katharine Drexel Fun Fair at St. Germaine Parish
There will be Nightly Entertainment with dancers, singers, bands, etc. Also, Poker Tent, Flea Market, Games of Chance for all ages, Bingo, Theme Basket Raffle, Bake Sale, Food, Fun, Music and much more. Nightly dinners served 5 - 7pm: Wed – Pasta Bar, Thurs – Pulled Pork BBQ, Fri – Mexican Taco, Sat – Broasted Chicken. Come enter a chance to win at one of our special raffles for Steeler, Penguin or Paul McCartney tickets.
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6 - 11pm,
at Corner of Baptist & Horning Roads
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8/14
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Tenth Annual Roebling’s 5k Run/Walk
For more information contact Scott Hacker at seekhack@zoominternet.net
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8:30 a.m,
at Knoch High School, Saxonburg, PA
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8/15
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PANCREATIC CANCER ACTION NETWORK ANNOUNCES PURPLESTRIDE PITTSBURGH – PICK UP THE PACE
The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, the only national organization creating hope in a comprehensive way through research, patient support, community outreach, and advocacy for a cure, announces PurpleStride Pittsburgh 2010 – Pick Up the Pace. The walk will bring awareness to the fourth leading cause of cancer death in the United States and will raise much needed funds for pancreatic cancer research.
Visit www.purplestride.org for more information and to register OR CALL TOLL-FREE 877-272-6226
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8 am Registration, 9 am Opening Ceremonies with emcee Dave Crawley of KDKA, 9:30 am Walk Begins,
at North Park Swimming Pool Area – Allison Park, PA
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8/15 - 9/18
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Green Tree Borough 125th Celebration
Please join us in celebrating 125 years of how Green Tree came to e a great community to live, work and play.
August 15th - Family picnic at Green Tree Park. Church choirs and bands and much more. Fireworks at dusk. More informaiton later.
September 18th - Community Day Exhibit at fire hall garage. Community Organizations to have tables and exhibits. Time Noon - 5:00pm.
September 18th - Wine and Cheese party for adults in fire hall meeting room. More information and tickets later.
For more information, call Marilyn at 412-921-2319.
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Varies,
at Varies
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8/17
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North Pittsburgh Mothers of Multiples Club Meeting
If you are a mom or mom-to-be of twins, triplets or more, please join us for a fun and informative evening. First timers should arrive at 7 p.m., and the general meeting featuring Twin Talk Q&A discussion time, begins at 7:30 p.m. For more www.NPMOMS.org.
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7:00pm for first timers and meeting starts at 7:30pm,
at North Hills Community Baptist Church, 7801 Thompson Run Rd., Pgh, 15237
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8/18 - 8/21
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Holy Wisdom Parish Northside Summer Celebration
There will be many games of chance, raffles, auctions, casino, music every night, Skydiver Lottery, along with a variety of food, fun and entertainment. Visit www.holywisdomparish.org for more information.
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varies,
at Holy Wisdom Parish, Northside
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8/28
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9th annual “Run to Break the Cycle 5K/10K Run and Walk
The Women’s Center of Beaver County is having its 9th annual “Run to Break the Cycle 5K/10K Run and Walk” on August 28, 2010 at the Beaver Fire Station in Beaver, PA. 100% of the registration fees help provide FREE services to all victims of domestic and sexual violence. Trophies and medals will be awarded in 12 categories. $15 pre registration and guaranteed a tee shirt and race bag. $20 day of the race registration and tee shirts based on availability. Registration begins at 7:30am and the race starts promptly at 8:45am. For more information, please call 724-775-2032 or www.womenscenterbc.org.
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Registration begins at 7:30am and the race starts promptly at 8:45am,
at Beaver Fire Station in Beaver, PA
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8/28
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16th Annual Ice Cream Fundae
PRESSLEY RIDGE, a local non-profit organization benefiting vulnerable children, will host its 16th annual Ice Cream Fundae at the Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium in Pittsburgh, PA on the evening of Saturday, August 28th.
The event will feature approximately 20 flavors of Hagan ice cream to enjoy and fun activities for the family. General Admission tickets (6:30pm-8:30pm) are $25 for adults and $20 for children under 12.
"People sample the variety of ice cream flavors scattered at stations throughout the zoo and vote for their favorite. It's a very unique family event— and it's for a great cause," says Dr. Scott Finnell, President and CEO of Pressley Ridge.
About Pressley Ridge
Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pressley Ridge is a $72M nonprofit providing services for children and families in 7 states and Washington, D.C., Portugal and Hungary. Pressley Ridge is one of the oldest and largest providers of services for children in the country.
For tickets, sponsorship information and event details, please contact Loretta Berger at 412.872.9431 or lberger@pressleyridge.org or visit www.pressleyridge.org .
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6:30PM - 8:30PM,
at Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium
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8/28
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Local Bible Bee Competition
The Bible Bee Competition is a National Contest for kids between 7-18 yrs of age. A local competition will be held at First Assembly of God, 4131 West Roy Furman Hwy, Waynesburg, PA on August 28. Registration begins May 1 and ends June 30. The participants are divided into 3 categories depending upon their age. Materials studied include= Memory Verses and one book of the Bible. On-line registration is $25.00 per child (with a discount for more than 5 participants per family). Each participant will be sent their own Bible Bee Bible in the translation of your choice, study cards, and the curriculum. The top 300 scoring contestants from the Local Bible Bees can then compete at the National Level and be eligible for prizes between $5,000- $100,000 according to their rank in the National Bible Bee. Please visit biblebee.org for more information or email me, Katie Acor at Greenacor@aol.com
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n/a,
at First Assembly of God, 4131 West Roy Furman Hwy, Waynesburg, PA
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8/28
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Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Celebrating a NEW Beginning
“Celebrate a New Beginning” with the re-opening of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – East Liberty! Experience the newly renovated library for the first time, and celebrate more than a century of literacy and learning with storytime, entertainment, crafts and other family-friendly activities.
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10 am – 2 pm, Ribbon cutting at 10 am (Doors open by 11 am),
at 130 S. Whitfield Street, Pittsburgh 15206
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8/28
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The Aliquippa High School Class of 1970 is having it's 40th Class Reunion,
For information and/or reservations please contact Peggy Beraducci Gynn at pagynn@yahoo.com.
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n/a,
at American Serbian Club, Aliquippa, PA
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8/28
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Pressley Ridge Ice Cream Fundae
Helping kids has never been sweeter. Join us at the Pressley Ridge Ice Cream Fundae, Saturday, August 28th at the Pittsburgh Zoo. Sample the variety of Hagan ice cream flavors at various stations throughout the zoo and vote for your favorite. Enjoy fun activities for the family. It's a very unique family event and it's for a great cause!
General Admission Tickets Include: 15+ Hagan ice cream sampling stations, all with different delicious and fun flavors, Family activities like face painting, visits from Mr. McFeely and the Cookie Monster and collecting zoo animal "silly bands" throughout the zoo, Local celebrity ice cream scoopers like sports anchor Rob King from Fox Sports Network, Exciting and fun family silent auction packages such as our "CONSOL Energy Center Experience" which includes 4 hockey tickets behind the penalty box in the new arena, Photo opportunities with an elephant and
Learn about the 12 principles of Re-Education, the heart of Pressley Ridge's services. VIP Patron and Benefactor Tickets Include: Delicious alfresco summer buffet, Cocktail reception with our celebrity scoopers and Special presentation. Visit pressley-ridge-dot-org for tickets and information.
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6:30pm,
at Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium
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8/29 - 10/31
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Washington Antiques Fair
The last Sunday of the month, Now thru October. For information, please go to: www.washingtonantiquesfair.com or call 412-942-0357.
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8am-2pm,
at Consol Energy Park (Home of the Washington Wild Things)
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9/11
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Twenty-fifth Saxonburg Festival of the Arts 5K
For more information contact Scott Hacker at seekhack@zoominternet.net
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8:00 a.m,
at Roeblings Park , Saxonburg, PA
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9/11
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Ligonier Highland Games
For more than 50 years, the skirl of the bagpipes has drawn those of Celtic descent – and those who appreciate the Celtic culture – to the beautiful woods in Ligonier, Pennsylvania. The event offers a piping contest, open to the public, on Friday, September 10, at the Four Points Sheraton. Then, on Saturday, September 11, more than 10,000 will gather to celebrate Scottish traditions including competition piping, fiddling, and drumming; athletic events including tossing the caber and the Scottish hammer throw; Highland dancing and Scottish country dancing; and a living history demonstration of the Scottish military. At 12:00 noon, welcoming ceremonies will feature performances by the Massed Bands (all competition and demonstration pipe and drum groups). Part of the day’s festivities will be an appearance by the Lord Lyon, the Chief Herald of Scotland to Queen Elizabeth II, the oldest heraldic office in existence. Visitors will also enjoy musicians from all over the world, Scottish breed dog exhibits, and the timeless tradition of Gaelic Mod, a competition involving Scottish Gaelic prose, poetry, and song. Vendors display Celtic wares including pottery, jewelry, tartans, Scottish food, and, of course, kilts! Regional clans host tents that allow visitors to explore the history and legend of each family group. The Games begin at 9:00 am and will conclude at 6:00 pm. This event allows those of Scottish heritage – and those who appreciate that heritage – to experience many facets of the Celtic culture. The Games will culminate with a traditional Ceilidh (a traditional Gaelic social dancing and dining event) at the Millcreek in Ligonier. ADMISSION: Adults: $18.00 Seniors: $15 (55 and over) Children (9-15): $8.00 Children under 9: FREE FREE PARKING For more information, visit www.ligonierhighlandgames.org. Send inquiries to ligonierhighlandgames@hotmail.com or call 814-931-4714.
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9am-6pm,
at Idlewild Park, located on Route 30 in Ligonier
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9/19
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3rd Annual HOGS FOR DOGS to benefit Orphan’s of the Storm a no-kill animal shelter
Ride ends at Runt’s Roadhouse in Sarver, PA. $25.00 rider - $15.00 passenger. Dinner, prizes, 50/50, Chinese Auction, Entertainment by Knucklehead. Discount if registered by Sept 19th, dogsfordogs@comcast.net, For more information www.hogsfordogsride.com. 724-548-4520 - Orphan’s of the Storm or 724-351-3332 - Kimberly Gossett Organizer.
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9am Registration, Ride leaves at 11:00am,
at Riverview Park 1st Avenue, Tarentum, PA
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9/25
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Children's Clothing, Toys & Equipment Sale
Gently used - priced right! Early Bird 8-9 a.m., $5/person, cash please. Sponsored by North Pittsburgh Mothers of Multiples Club. For more www.NPMOMS.org.
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9am-1pm,
at St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 1965 Ferguson Road, Allison Park, 15101
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10/9
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THE MIND AND THE MUSIC OF BEETHOVEN
The Pittsburgh Psychoanalytic Center will present Dr. Richard Kogan, New York psychiatrist and award-winning concert pianist. The Mind and the Music of Beethoven benefits the ongoing work of the Pittsburgh Psychoanalytic Center (PPC), a nonprofit organization providing comprehensive training in the theory and practice of psychoanalysis. The Center promotes education and research in accordance with standards of the American Psychoanalytic Association and is an advocate for psychoanalytic thought and discipline throughout Western Pennsylvania. Its vision is to strive for excellence as an educational and training institution and as a valuable resource to the community. PPC supports the Clinic without Walls which provides psychodynamic psychotherapy for children, adolescents and adults through the residency training programs at Allegheny General Hospital and Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic.
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If you would like for information about PPC or the Clinic without Walls, or to schedule an interview with Dr. Kogan, call Naomi Herman at 412-661-5270 or email Naomi at directorpcdp@aol.com.
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7:30pm,
at Rodef Shalom Temple’s Levy Hall in Oakland
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