Presbyterian Church on Center Church Road
in McMurray. Fall classes start on Sunday,
Sept. 11, with culture classes from 2 to 3
p.m., and language classes from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
Practical Self-Defense and Chinese Martial
Arts for Teens and Adults meets 3 to 4:15
p.m. Students are welcome to try out a class or
two free of charge, with no commitment.
Please contact the academy at principal@
pittsburghchineseacademy.org or visit the
website at pittsburghchineseacademy.org.
CLEARVIEW FCU
LAUNCHES VIDEO TELLER
TECHNOLOGY IN ITS
DRIVE-UP LANES
Clearview Live™: The Video Teller
Experience is now available in the drive-up
lanes of Clearview’s Canonsburg Branch, and
it will soon be expanded to other locations.
Clearview Live is the credit union’s own video
teller technology from NCR Corporation,
which allows members to video chat directly
with Clearview representatives while
performing transactions from the comfort of
their own vehicle. n
WASHINGTON NATIVE
HONORED BY CHIEF OF
NAVY RESERVE
Christina Andy was one of 37 civilian
employers from across the nation
honored by the Chief of Navy Reserve for
their exceptional support of America’s
Navy Reserve sailors during a ceremony
in Norfolk, Virginia, this summer.
Andy, Co-Owner at Audia Group,
received a Certificate of Appreciation
during the Chief of Navy Reserve Navy
Employer Recognition Event (NERE) for
her dedication and support of employees
who serve in the Navy Reserve, ensuring
that sailors are “Always Ready. Anytime,
Anywhere.”
“Employer support is absolutely
critical to the Navy Reserve’s mission,”
said Vice Adm. Robin R. Braun, Chief
of Navy Reserve. “We currently have
2,100 Reserve Sailors deployed around
the world. Making sure those Reserve
Sailors have a job when they come
back from that year-long mobilization
is critical, and that’s why this event is
wonderful. We’re recognizing employers
who have given outstanding support to
their Navy Reserve Sailor. In fact, many
of the employers here have Sailors who
are deployed right now overseas. So this
is a great opportunity for us to recognize
them for the outstanding support they
give.”
NERE is a Navy familiarization day
sponsored by the Chief of Navy Reserve
to recognize employers who provide
sailors with superior support, and
provide them an opportunity to see
firsthand what Reserve Sailors do every
day. Selected employers are chosen from
Christina Andy, on behalf of Audia Group, receives a Navy Employer Support Certificate of
Appreciation from Chief of Navy Reserve Vice Adm. Robin Braun during a ceremony in Norfolk,
Va., June 24. The certificate is presented by the Chief of Navy Reserve during the Navy Employer
Recognition Event (NERE) to recognize selected civilian employers of Navy Reserve Sailors. (U.S.
Navy Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Brian McNeal.)
nominations submitted by their Reserve
employees.
“Our hope is that the employers gain
a better understanding of what their
Navy Reserve Sailors are doing when
they leave to support Navy missions
around the world,” explains Braun. “In
many cases, their Sailors are deploying
and leaving their company for a year at a
time to mobilize, so [this] gives them a
better picture of the capabilities the Navy
brings to our nation, and also the type of
support our Reserve Sailors provide to
the Navy.”
At this year’s recognition event, guests
included CEOs, company owners and
senior executives from small, medium
and large companies.
“It’s important that we recognize these
employers from across our nation who
have given their Navy Reserve Sailors
the time they need to fulfill their military
duties,” added Braun. “These employers
have gone above and beyond to support
their Sailors. In many cases, they’re also
helping out families while their Sailor is
deployed.”
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