WHAT’S NEWS IN CHARTIERS VALLEY
CHARTIERS VALLEY
PRIMARY SCHOOL TO
HOLD ANNUAL VENDOR &
CRAFT BAZAAR
Chartiers Valley Primary School PTG will
be holding the 3rd annual Holiday Vendor &
Craft Bazaar & Snowball Express on Saturday,
Dec. 3, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Chartiers
Valley Primary School.
The past two years have been very
successful and the group looks forward to
another successful show this year. There will
be approximately 55 vendors/crafters, various
food vendors, 50/50, a Chinese auction with
wonderful prizes, and much more.
Bring the whole family — there will also be
a Santa’s Workshop area for the kids to shop
for their family members and be entertained
while their parents browse the bazaar.
The entire community is invited to the
Chartiers Valley Pri mary School for this
event. For more information on the bazaar,
please contact Kelly at kreszetylo@hotmail.
com.
THE MUSUNEGGI
FINANCIAL GROUP AIMS
HIGH FOR 10TH ANNUAL
TOYS FOR TOTS DRIVE
This year, The Musuneggi Financial Group
and Single Steps Strategies are celebrating a
decade of service with Toys for Tots. Having
partnered with South Fayette High School
since 2008, together they have raised nearly
17,000 toys. This year MFG hopes to reach
the decade-long goal of 20,000 total toys
donated.
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The Musuneggi Financial Group welcomes
the entire South Hills community and beyond
to help collect enough toys to reach that goal.
The Holiday Donation Party tradition
also continues, and this year it will be held
on Thursday, Dec. 8, from 4 to 7 p.m., at The
Musuneggi Financial Group’s home office
in Scott Township. In addition to neighbors,
clients, families and friends, MFG is pleased
to welcome, as well as join, South Fayette
Student Government members as they “stuff
a bus” with all of the Toys for Tots donations
during the Holiday Donation Party.
MFG and SSS are deeply connected to
the vital role Toys for Tots plays in their
community, both because of its focus on
helping the families and women in the
community and the familial connection to the
United States Marine Corps. The Musuneggi
Financial Group is accepting new, unwrapped
toy donations for the United States Marine
Corps’ Toys for Tots program during regular
office hours until Dec. 8. Regular office
hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Thursday, and 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. Or
mail a donation to the address below:
The Musuneggi Financial Group
1910 Cochran Road
Manor Oak Two, Suite 520
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
CHABAD OF THE SOUTH
HILLS PROGRAMMING
Jewish Kids Club is an after-school club for
kids ages 4-11. Join Chabad of the South Hills
for International Kosher Flavor on Dec. 5,
12 and 19 from
4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Learn about
Jewish Life
around the world
while cooking
the flavors. $10/
class; $50/
full session.
For more
information call
412.344.2424 or www.chabadsh.com.
Chabad of the South Hills Hosts
Shabbat Around the World
First Stop: Italy, Friday, Dec. 2, 6 p.m.
$18/Individual or $54/Family Max
Reserve online at www.chabadsh.com or
call 412.344.2424.
Second Stop: China, Friday, Jan. 13, 2017
$18/Individual or $54/Family Max
Reserve online at www.chabadsh.com or
call 412.344.2424.
Sign Up for Babyccino
Babyccino, a chic meet for mod moms and
their tots. Come along this season to explore
the hub of any good neighborhood, the
Jewish Home. Discover the many mitvas to
be found around the house, and the miracle
of Chanukah through creative music and
movement, expressive arts, crafts, sensory
stimulants, and heaps of interactive fun!
Mondays at 10 to 11 a.m., Dec. 5, 12 and
19, at Chabad of the South Hills. Mt. Lebanon.
$7/class or $18 for full session. For questions
or for more information, please contact
Mussie Rosenblum at [email protected]
or 412.344.2424.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
EMERGENCY SERVICES
LAUNCHES INTERACTIVE
APP
Allegheny County Emergency Services
(ACES) announced that it now has an
interactive app designed to improve
communication, emergency preparedness and
resiliency for Allegheny County citizens. The
ACES app is available for both iPhone and
Android devices and can be downloaded for
free through online app stores.
“As we mark the end of National Emergency
Preparedness Month, it is very fitting that we
finalize our monthlong outreach efforts with
the announcement of our ACES app,” said
Chief Matt
Brown. “The
app provides
yet another
resource for
learning and
organizing
our individual
efforts in
emergency
preparedness
for all hazards.”
The ACES
app includes