Military service is in the blood of the Martincic family of Bridgeville. “Our family had one or two in each branch of the military,” said Jack Martincic, who served three years in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War. Their history of service dates back to World War II, when Frank ...
Memorial Day may mark the unofficial start to summer, but the holiday is much more meaningful. “A lot of people get misled by it thinking it’s a day for picnics, swimming and summer beginning, but it’s a really important holiday,” said Brian Peitz of Mount Lebanon. “We remember all ...
With the federal enforcement deadline just a few months away, the state Department of Transportation is holding a series of events across the state to help residents obtain REAL IDs. Starting May 7, residents 18 and older must show a REAL ID, a passport or other federally approved ...
Public Art Bridgeville is hosting an exhibit of work by artists from the community at Bridgeville Public Library through Nov. 30. “Bridgeville Artists: Then and Now” showcases the work of artists who once lived in the community, and those who call it home today. The art is in a variety ...
Linda Hamilton’s goal was to be a criminal defense attorney, but along the way her interests changed to the field in which she is involved today – immigration law. Hamilton’s work has been recognized and received the Young Lawyer Pro Bono Award from the Allegheny County Bar Association, ...
Chartiers Valley captured its first WPIAL title in girls lacrosse two years ago by defeating Mars. On May 23, the Planets exacted a bit of revenge by defeating the Lady Colts, 14-6, in the Class AA championship match played at Joe Walton Stadium on the Robert Morris University campus. It was ...
