WHAT’S NEWS IN UPPER ST. CLAIR
WOMAN’S
CLUB AWARDS
SCHOLARSHIPS
The Woman’s Club of USC has been
awarding scholarships to young graduates
for most of the 70 years that the club has
been in operation. Awards of $50 in the
early years were just as gladly accepted
as the most recent awards were this year,
when club members and family saw the
largest group ever receive scholarships.
Zoe Rankin, Henry Metzger and
Daniel Speer each received $5,000.
Angela Coyle, Francesca DeCesare, Ava
Wishon, Isabella Hartley, Michael Rossi,
Cierra Tadda, Alexandra Tadda and Lydia
Tadda each received $1,000.
A special scholarship was given
to Andrew Lesnett from memorial
donations given in honor of his late
grandmother, past president Natalie
Lesnett Walters.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
DESIGNATES USC
AS ‘LIVE WELL
ALLEGHENY’ PARTNER
The Allegheny County Health
Department announced that the
Township of Upper St. Clair has been
designated as a Live Well Allegheny
Community, adding more partners to the
county’s Live Well Allegheny campaign.
The township will support the health
of its residents by developing indoor
and outdoor wellness trails, which
will be accessible to residents of all
abilities, and by supporting local farmers
markets. It will also promote smoke-free
buildings, perimeters, and parks, provide
recreational opportunities for all ages, and
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encourage involvement with community
volunteer activities.
“Over the past four years, we have
seen substantial buy-in and investment
by hundreds of partners into the idea
of becoming a healthier county,” said
Allegheny County Executive Rich
Fitzgerald. “We are grateful that so
many people have come to the table to
think about how to make recreational
opportunities and other health-related
offerings available in their community,
workplace, school or restaurant. This
initiative is only going to continue to
grow and, together, we will create a
healthier Allegheny County.”
Participants in the Live Well
Allegheny campaign work with the
health department’s staff. While
monetary resources are not part of
the initiative, participants can receive
materials, information and collateral
items to promote the campaign and their
individual efforts to live well.
For more information on the campaign,
including details on how to become a
participant, visit LiveWellAllegheny.com.
DAVID MCCLINTOCK
JOINS NATIONAL
TRADE PUBLICATION
ADVISORY BOARD
David
McClintock, CPA,
President and
Director of
McClintock &
Associates, has
been invited to join
the advisory board
for Career
Education Review (CER), a prominent
trade publication for institutional leaders
in post-secondary education.
Joining 16 esteemed leaders in the
educational field, McClintock will
offer his expertise on compliance and
regulatory issues, which top management,
owners, sector leaders and suppliers
need to know to operate a successful
educational institution. CER has been
in circulation since 1926 and has
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become a trusted source for the career
education community.
In addition to his professional
responsibilities, McClintock is an active
member of the Pittsburgh community,
having served on the board of a preschool
and daycare center and volunteering with
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
He is also a coach for his children’s
sports teams.
CHABAD OF THE
SOUTH HILLS
UPCOMING EVENTS
‘South Hills Lights’ Community-Wide
Chanukah Event
Join in Monday, Dec. 3, at 5:30 p.m.,
for indoor and outdoor activities, lighting
of a 12-foot Menorah, a Chanukah
musical laser light show, live music,
latkes, doughnuts, prizes and festivities
for all ages to celebrate Chanukah.
Admission is free. RSVP is appreciated
but not required. Those who pre-register
will receive a free entry into the Grand
Chanukah Raffle.
The event is a project of Chabad of
the South Hills with co-sponsor South
Hills Jewish Pittsburgh. For more
information, visit www.chabadsh.com or
call 412.344.2424.
Chanukah Seniors Lunch
This event will take place Tuesday,
Dec. 4, at noon, at Chabad of the South
Hills in Mt. Lebanon. Enjoy a holiday
program and delicious kosher lunch with
hot latkes. There will be a presentation by
Gallagher Home Health. A $5 suggested
donation for attendees. The location is
wheelchair accessible. Call 412.278.2658
or email [email protected]. Pre-
registration is strongly suggested.
THE SOUTH HILLS
COMES ALIVE WITH
CHANUKAH LIGHTS
THIS HOLIDAY SEASON
Celebrate Chanukah on Saturday,
Dec. 8, at 5:45 p.m. at the South Hills