ALLEGHENY COUNTY Churchill Brian Polinsky sold property at 53 Garden Ter to 53 Garden LLC for $87,000. Samuel Mussmann sold property at 2184 Garrick Drive to Sean and Jena Billock for $318,500. Edgewood Joseph Grabowski sold property at 1027 East End Ave. to Joseph Bowers and Amanda Hinton for $525,450.

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The Plum boys lacrosse team routed Winchester Thurston earlier this month and did it with 17 goals, the most in the nearly decadelong history of the program.

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Firefighters from Plum's four volunteer departments will be using the former borough building for training exercises beginning this week and running into early June, Holiday Park fire Chief James Sims said. The first sessions at the vacant building on New Texas Road will be held from 6:30 to 10 p.m.

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Joseph Paradise has given military funeral honors to more than 3,000 veterans in Western Pennsylvania and beyond, no matter the weather. At 93, the Penn Hills resident is finally ready to retire, save for his work as a school crossing guard at Long Road and Datura Drive. He's stepping away

Riley Stephans struck out nine and allowed one unearned run in seven innings to lead Plum to a 4-1 win over Shaler in Section 1-5A softball Wednesday.

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Plum is starting to hit its stride in Section 1-5A.

Democrat Nick Pisciottano and Republican Jen Dintini will vie in November to replace retiring Democratic state Sen. Jim Brewster. Pisciottano, 34, a state representative from West Mifflin, cruised to victory in the Democratic primary over Makenzie White, 29, of Brentwood, a social worker and environmental consultant. With 100% of precincts

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Live! Casino Pittsburgh will host its inaugural Live! in the Community Lecture Series at 7 p.m. May 10, featuring Pittsburgh Steelers legend and Vietnam War veteran Rocky Bleier. May is National Military Appreciation Month, and Live! Casino Pittsburgh is dedicated to people who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Live! Casino is celebrating the courage and sacrifice of those who have served and continue to serve our nation as we honor them during May. Through this lecture series, Live! Casino aims to highlight inspiring stories and foster a deeper understanding and connection within our community, beginning with the legendary Rocky Bleier. Bleier will speak about his journey from the battlefields of Vietnam, where he was severely wounded, to the pinnacle of NFL success as a four-time Super Bowl champion with the Pittsburgh Steelers. His story is a testament to the power of perseverance and mental toughness. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased via AXS.com. Over the same weekend, the Westmoreland Diversity Coalition's Make it Matter Conference will be held at The Venue Live! May 8-10. The conference examines how employers can gain an economic advantage through diversity and sustainability. The link to the conference is here: https://makeitmatter.info/