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FIRST PHASE OF UPPER ST. CLAIR’ S PAINTERS RUN ROAD PROJECT COMPLETE, PHASE II BEGINS
The Allegheny County Department of Public Works announced the reopening of the first phase of construction on Painters Run Road in Upper St. Clair Township between McMillan Road and Robb Hollow Road. This work was completed four weeks ahead of schedule. The second phase closure between Essen Hill and McMillan Road began on May 2, and is anticipated to be reopened by August.
The detour route will remain the same and utilize Robb Hollow Road and Bower Hill Road. Traffic traveling from McMillan Road to Painters Run Road will now have to turn right onto Painters Run Road. Traffic traveling from Bower Hill Road to Painters Run Road will now have to follow the posted detour to access McMillan Road. Access to all homes and businesses along Painters Run Road between Bower Hill Road and Essen Hill will be maintained at all times.
The $ 2.35 million stabilization project is being completed by Carman Paliotta Contracting of South Park.
COOL SPRINGS, ALLEGHENY HEALTH NETWORK UNVEIL NEW SPORTS COMPLEX
Representatives of Penn Cove Group Capital, Allegheny Health Network( AHN) and other key facility stakeholders joined community leaders and elected officials for a tour of the newly completed Allegheny Health Network Sports Complex at Cool Springs this spring.
Located in Bethel Park,( 1530 Hamilton Road), the Allegheny Health Network Sports Complex at Cool Springs is the largest indoor, multi-sports complex in western PA.
The 169,000-square-foot facility includes fully turfed, multi-sport fields that combine into one FIFA regulation-sized surface, as well as basketball and volleyball courts and assorted other fitness amenities. The facility is also a new home to AHN’ s Orthopaedic Institute, providing a comprehensive array of on-site, state-of-the-art orthopedic, sports medicine and sports performance programs and services to meet the needs of athletes and active adults.
BRITSBURGH!
One of the largest British festivals in the country will take place September 6 – 11 at various venues all over the Pittsburgh region. This six-day festival offers events for all age groups and budgets, with an emphasis on fun, in celebration of over 200 years of historic ties between Pittsburgh and Great Britain.
Whether you are a Beatles and Stones fan, or your taste is more choral or brass band, there will be great British music throughout the week. The Pittsburgh Tea Association will be observing the fine art of English tea at numerous tearooms, for those longing for some real scones with Devonshire cream. Restaurants and bars will also be featuring British brews and English dishes. The British Film Festival will feature critically acclaimed works and celebrated stars of the big screen from across the pond.
Britsburgh’ s partners, including the Carnegie Museum of Art, Hartwood Acres, Duquesne University, The Frick Art and Historical Center, and the Arcade Comedy Theater, will all have exciting events planned with a touch of the British Isles in mind. So come out and celebrate the best of what’ s British!
For more information, visit Britsburgh. com for emerging details. Sponsorship opportunities exist at several different levels for businesses and nonprofit entities. To plan a Britsburgh event in your community, become a Britsburgh partner— just email your interest to roger @ bacpgh. com.
2016 ALLEGHENY COUNTY SUMMER CONCERT SERIES LINEUP ANNOUNCED
Allegheny County’ s lineup for the county’ s 2016 Summer Concert Series features Grammy-winning and platinum-selling artists spanning genres and generations.
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