WHAT’S NEWS IN CRANBERRY
and much more at the Mars Farmers
Market! Stay for a while at the bistro tables
and visit with friends and neighbors.
Dates: Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., through
Oct. 5. Spend your Saturdays at the market
this season!
Representing North Catholic from left to
right are Isabella Kunsak, Shealin O’Shea,
David Ubinger, Canaan Branch, Anthony
Serventi and Luke Crawford, Principal.
NORTH CATHOLIC HIGH
SCHOOL RECEIVES
GRANT FROM WASTE
MANAGEMENT FOR
BRIDGE EDUCATIONAL
FOUNDATION
Several students from North Catholic
High School recently accepted a check
valued at $12,000 on behalf of area Butler
County families.
The donation was made by Waste
Management to the Bridge Educational
Foundation. The program provides
financial assistance to students through
Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement
Tax Credit (EITC). North Catholic is one
of several Butler County schools to receive
a portion of the money. EITC allows
business owners to divert state tax dollars
to support schools by providing student
scholarships and financial aid.
MOE’S SOUTHWEST
GRILL DELIVERS
FIRST GRANT FROM
NEW COMMUNITY
SUPPORT PROGRAM
The owners of Moe’s Pittsburgh rolled
out a new Community Support Program
earlier this year that focuses on donating
over $200,000 to local nonprofits,
schools and community groups. In
March, Moe’s officials delivered a check
of $1,700 to MHY Family Services for its
new Therapeutic Swim Program.
Through the generous support of
Moe’s, MHY is introducing this swim
program to allow the children it serves to
develop and strengthen water skills and
to provide a new therapeutic outlet for
relaxation, fitness and overall well-being.
For more information, visit
welcometogivingback.com.
Moe’s officials deliver a check to MHY
Family Services for new swim program.
From l to r: Karen Harvey, MHY; Alyssa
Kulikoski, Moe’s; Allie Hamilton, MHY;
Amy Smith, MHY; and Mike Geiger, Moe’s.
MARS FARMERS MARKET
Discover locally grown fruits and
vegetables, handcrafted artisan breads with
a literary flare, creamed honey and honey
comb, fresh flowers, homemade cookies
8
724.942.0940 TO ADVERTISE
❘
SOUTHERN BUTLER
COUNTY GARDEN
CLUB’S 11TH ANNUAL
GARDEN TOUR
Southern Butler County Garden
Club will be hosting its 11th Annual
Garden Tour from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on
icmags.com
July 13. Get inspired on this self-
guided tour of a variety of private
gardens in the Cranberry Township,
Mars and Zelienople areas. Pre-sale
tickets are available now for $20. Send
a check payable to Southern Butler
County Garden Club, along with a
self-addressed stamped envelope, to
Southern Butler County Garden Club,
PO Box 2452, Cranberry Township, PA
16066.
Tickets on the event day are $25 and
are only available from 9 to 10 a.m. at
the Cranberry Township Municipal
Center, 2525 Rochester Road.
For more information, call
Alicia at 724.242.5532 or visit
southernbutlercountygardenclub.org.
ANIMAL CHARITIES
IN SOUTHWESTERN
PA BENEFIT FROM
CLEARVIEW’S
COMMUNITY GIVING
PROGRAM
Clearview Federal Credit Union
announced the selection of several
animal charities and shelters located
near financial centers in southwestern
PA as the benefactors of its
Community Giving Program for the
first quarter of 2019.
The animal shelters benefiting
from this program include the Beaver
County Humane Society, Action
for Animals Humane Society, Two
Ladies and Four Paws Rescue, Animal
Protectors, Steel City Rescue, Butler
Humane Society, Animal Friends, and
the Hancock County Shelter.
Financial centers in Chippewa,
Center, Hopewell, Latrobe, Lower
Burrell, Delmont, Butler, and East
Liverpool are participating and have
received a wish list of items needed by
the shelters. Due to recent flooding at
the Beaver County Humane Society,
cash donations will also be accepted at
the Hopewell, Chippewa, and Center
financial centers in order to provide
extra assistance. n