WHAT’S NEWS IN CHARTIERS VALLEY
CV ATHLETES SIGN
LETTERS OF INTENT
On Nov. 14, three Chartiers Valley
School District athletes signed and
submitted letters of intent, accepting
scholarship offers from NCAA athletic
programs.
Mackenzie Wagner signed to play
NCAA Division I basketball for
the Loyola University of Maryland
Greyhounds.
Gabby Legister will also play basketball
next year for the Kennesaw State
University Owls in Georgia. Kennesaw
State is an NCAA Division I program
competing in the ASUN Conference.
Elias Zajicek will run for the cross
country team at Lees-McRae University,
which competes in the NCAA Division II
Conference Carolinas.
Chartiers Valley Athletics expects to see
several more athletes sign letters of intent
early in 2019.
Left to right: Mackenzie Wagner, Elias
Zajicek and Gabby Legister.
MCCLINTOCK &
ASSOCIATES ADDS
MEMBER TO SENIOR
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Bridgeville-
based accounting
firm McClintock
& Associates has
promoted its senior
manager, Gregory
Rinderle, to director.
Rinderle has
more than 14 years
of public accounting experience, with a
focus on financial aid compliance audits.
As director, he will continue to share his
expertise on a full range of financial aid
audit consulting services including Title
IV compliance audits, uniform guidance
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audits, merger and acquisition transaction
services, 90/10 calculation, Department of
Education file reviews and internal control
processes and procedures reviews.
Prior to joining McClintock &
Associates, Rinderle worked as an assistant
controller in the health care field. He
earned a Bachelor of Science degree in
Accounting from Penn State University.
An active member of the National
Association of Student Financial Aid
Administrators, Eastern Association
Student Financial Aid Administrators, New
York State Financial Aid Administrators
Association and Pennsylvania Association
of Student Financial Aid Administrators,
Rinderle is regularly asked to speak at
national and regional conferences to share
tips on how schools can navigate new
compliance regulations.
Outside of the office, Rinderle is an active
member of the Pittsburgh community.
He serves as a board member for Hillside
Christian Community and has been Youth
Leader for the past 10 years. He enjoys
martial arts, which he has been teaching
and studying for over 25 years. Rinderle
lives with his wife and two boys in Collier
Township.
CDC recommends an annual flu vaccine for
everyone 6 months of age and older.
“Flu season is upon us and the first step
to fighting the flu is to get vaccinated,” said
Dr. Karen Hacker, Health Department
Director. “We encourage all residents to
check with their health care provider as
soon as possible to determine which is the
best vaccine type for them. Getting your
flu shot not only protects you and your
loved ones, it protects those susceptible
to getting the flu, such as the elderly and
newborns.”
The price of a regular flu shot for residents
with insurance is about $27. The health
department is again offering the high-dose
influenza vaccine this year. This high-dose
vaccine is four times more concentrated than
the regular flu shot and is available only for
seniors 65 years of age and older. The high-
dose flu shot price is $57.
The flu vaccine is often a covered
benefit, and you can receive the flu shot
for free at many locations around the
county; however, the health department
reminds residents to make sure to check
with their insurance provider prior to
getting the flu shot.
A limited supply of flu vaccine may be
available, at no cost, to uninsured and
underinsured residents of Allegheny
County. Updates will be made to the
ACHD website and will be posted on the
department’s Facebook page.
For more information about influenza and for
clinic information, visit bit.ly/2xBnUK2.
ONE-OF-A-KIND CAR
DONATION PROGRAM
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
INFLUENZA VACCINE
CLINIC
The Allegheny County Health
Department is offering flu immunizations
at its walk-in clinic (425 First Avenue,
Pittsburgh, PA 15219). Residents should
enter the building via Cherry Way and
proceed to the fourth floor. The clinic
is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
except on Wednesdays when the clinic’s
hours are 1-8 p.m.; no appointment is
necessary.
Influenza is a highly contagious upper
respiratory infection that can cause mild to
severe illness and can potentially be fatal. The
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Community Auto, a nonprofit program
of The Lighthouse Foundation, accepts
donated cars, repairs and inspects
them when feasible, and sells them at
discounted prices to low-income working
families and individuals.
The used car in your garage that you
don’t have time to sell, or didn’t get the
trade-in value you wanted, or a car the
kids used but no longer need would be
the perfect car to donate. Your generous
donation is tax-deductible.
Please contact Community Auto
at communityautolico.org or call
724.538.5081 for details on how to donate
your car. n