IN West Jefferson Hills Spring 2026 | Page 10

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HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE!

WHAT’ S NEWS IN WEST JEFFERSON HILLS
SWEETEN YOUR DAY WITH COOKIES!
Add some sweetness to your life while supporting the West Jefferson Hills Historical Society at the Semiquincentennial Cookie Crawl on March 28!
There will be 13 cookie varieties, representing the 13 original colonies of America. Cookies are sold in bags of four for $ 5, or a dozen cookies for $ 15.
The sale will take place from noon to 3 p. m. at the Jefferson Hills Borough Building, 925 Old Clairton Road in Jefferson Hills.
For more information, visit westjeffersonhillshistoricalsociety. org.
PITTSBURGH RIVERHOUNDS
Catch some great soccer this year with the Riverhounds! Game nights are like a community celebration. The season is off to a great start, and the Riverhounds will feature fireworks on March 28. One Dollar Beer Nights will be April 18 and 25.
And every home game day offers tailgating for families near the West Gate in the Tailgate Zone. There’ s a variety of food and beverage options from local vendors and a deejay to provide great music. Check out riverhounds. com.
SCHOOL AND BOROUGH NEWS!
Be sure to visit our school and borough pages in this issue to see all the latest news in West Jefferson Hills School District!
We are looking to profile students who are excelling in a particular high school sport. Please email editors @ icmags. com. To be considered, the email subject line must say HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE FOR( NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL) and you must submit a hi-res( 300 dpi, at least 1MB) photo of your child in uniform attached to the email. Please include your child’ s name, grade, and a brief description of accomplishments along with your email address and phone number.
EVERYTHING SCOTTISH!
Many area residents have Scottish roots that run deep. You can celebrate this heritage at the Pittsburgh Tartan Day event on Saturday, April 11, at the Bethel Presbyterian Church in Bethel Park.
It is sponsored by St. Andrew’ s Society of Pittsburgh and commemorates the signing of Scotland’ s Declaration of Independence. This year’ s event will also celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, and of Bethel Presbyterian Church.
The fun begins at 10 a. m. and runs until 4:30 p. m., with free admission and parking. There will be many vendors selling Scottish memorabilia, information on clans, workshops, great food, raffles, and entertainment, including of course, bagpipers!
The proceeds benefit the St. Andrew’ s Society Scholarship Fund. For more information, visit standrewspittsburgh. org.
BE A LIFELINE FOR ANIMALS
The Animal Lifeline Pittsburgh located in Homestead provides care for rescued animals, including lifesaving transport for at-risk animals.
Volunteers will travel throughout the eastern U. S. to retrieve animals in danger of being euthanized, or those who have been displaced by natural disasters. The animals are transported to a safe shelter where they may be adopted.
Animal Lifeline has a constant need for food and supplies to care for the animals. On the website, there is a gift registry where you can select items from Walmart, Amazon and Chewy. com to be delivered directly to the organization.
If you are able to contribute, volunteer, or adopt / foster an animal, go to the website at animallifelinepgh. org.
As John Grogan, author of“ Marley and Me,” has said,“ A dog doesn’ t care if you’ re rich or poor, educated or illiterate, clever or dull. Give him your heart and he will give you his.” n
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