by Nick Smerker | Jan 7, 2019 | Allegheny West Gazette, Happenings
We all know Grandma can make a delicious meal from whatever she finds in the pantry. But can some of Pittsburgh’s top chefs create a delicious brunch using only items distributed in a community food pantry or soup kitchen? You be the judge at the third annual Food...
by Nick Smerker | Jan 7, 2019 | Allegheny West Gazette
Submitted by Mark Fatla Last year, City added a drop-off at Sue Murray Pool in Deutschtown and Brian O’Neill, myself and several volunteers drove around in Becky Coger’s pick-up truck collecting trees and dropping them off for recycling. Interest was strong and the...
by Nick Smerker | Jan 7, 2019 | Allegheny West Gazette
Submitted by Carol Gomrick The chill in the air did not deter guests from attending nor their spirit during the 2018 Christmas Tour. This year was a tremendous success. We sold over 1,500 tour tickets and over 300 train tour tickets. The tour boasted a special treat...
by Nick Smerker | Nov 8, 2018 | Allegheny West Gazette
As this month we will be electing a new slate of officers to serve the AWCC in the coming year, it’s a good time to pay attention to the single most distinctive aspect of our small but mighty community organization. Among the City of Pittsburgh’s 88 neighborhoods,...
by Nick Smerker | Nov 8, 2018 | Allegheny West Gazette, Membership Agenda
Calvary United Methodist Church, 971 Beech Ave Tuesday, November 13th at 7:30 pm Visitors Councilwoman Harris’s Office Mayor Peduto’s Office Representative Wheatley’s Office Zone One Police Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy New Neighbors & Guests...
by Nick Smerker | Nov 8, 2018 | Allegheny West Gazette, Happenings
The Renaissance City Winds return to Allegheny West on Saturday, November 24th, offering their annual presentation of beautiful music in the elegant ballroom of Holmes Hall on Brighton Road. The program of classical chamber music, performed as intended in a setting...
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