WHAT’S NEWS IN SOUTH FAYETTE
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
ADDS SATURDAY
HOURS FOR MARRIAGE
LICENSES AND
PASSPORTS THROUGH
OCT. 28
The county’s marriage license and
passport office will offer Saturday hours
over the summer to accommodate requests
for more convenience. Begun in April and
running through October, the office will be
open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays. These
hours are in addition to the office’s regular
hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday
through Friday.
Marriage license services are available to
residents of any county who are intending to
marry in Pennsylvania. The marriage license
process includes completing an application
and appearing at the marriage license office.
No appointment is necessary. For additional
information and to start the marriage license
process, go to alleghenycounty.us/marriage.
Applications will not be processed after
4 p.m. on weekdays or after 3:30 p.m. on
Saturdays.
Passport services are
available to all U.S. citizens,
regardless of county or state
of residence. First-time
applicants for a passport
book or passport card must
complete and submit an
application in person,
along with proof of U.S.
citizenship, proof of identity and
two photographs. Children’s applications
have additional requirements. Unlike other
passport locations, no appointment is
necessary at the Allegheny County passport
office. For additional information and to
start the passport application process, go to
alleghenycounty.us/passport.
TOWN HALL SOUTH
ANNOUNCES 2017-18
SPEAKER SERIES
Town Hall South is a philanthropic
organization dedicated to bringing
nationally and internationally acclaimed
lecturers to the South Hills.
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SQUILLER
RECEIVES
STUDENT LIFE
AWARD FOR
EXCELLENCE
Emily Squiller, South
Fayette High School Class
of 2013, was presented with
the Student Life Award
for Excellence in Student
Leadership at an April 1
ceremony at Duquesne
University. Outstanding
seniors were nominated
by the Student Life staff
for their dedication to
Duquesne University’s
mission statement,
Emily Squiller poses with Dr. Ken Gormley
leadership positions, service,
of Duquesne University at the recent
academic achievements, and
Leadership Award ceremony.
their presence on campus.
Squiller was nominated by Adam Wasilko,
and was a member of TOMS Club. She is
Director of Freshman Development and
completing her student teaching at Colfax
Director of Disabilities Services.
Squiller, who graduated on May 13 with Elementary School in Squirrel Hill and
also taught abroad for several weeks in
an Early Childhood Education degree,
Dublin, Ireland.
had a 3.96 GPA and last year acted as
Squiller will be attending Vanderbilt
Orientation Director, serving over 1,600
University in the fall to earn a master’s
freshman students. She is a member of
degree in Reading Education.
Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Delta Epsilon, and
She is the daughter of Ed and Margie
past president of Phi Lambda Theta. She
Squiller of Bridgeville.
also served on the Senior Gift Committee
Founded in 1969 as an outreach program
of Westminster Presbyterian Church in
Upper St. Clair, Town Hall South continues
to function as a self-sustaining entity under
the gracious auspices of Westminster
Presbyterian Church.
Annually, a portion of proceeds is
awarded as grants to a wide variety of
local organizations in the surrounding
community.
Featured this season are:
Marlee Matlin, Oct. 3, 2017
Michael Sandel, Nov. 7, 2017
Tom Gjelten, Dec. 5, 2017
Theresa Payton, Feb. 6, 2018
Fabien Cousteau, March 6, 2018
For more information, go to
townhallsouth.org.
MT. LEBANON SENIOR
MEN’S GOLF CLUB
Mt. Lebanon Senior Men’s Golf Club
membership is open to all resident and
non-resident men who have attained the
age of 55. Founded in 1964, the club plays
Wednesday mornings, April to October,
at the historic 9-hole Mt. Lebanon Golf
Course. There are also monthly outings at