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Spaghetti Dinner in Venetia on April 18 -- "A Spaghetti Dinner will be held on Saturday, April 18 from 4:00PM to 6:00PM at ..." -- 30 March 2026
‘World War II: On the Homefront’ -- "West Jefferson Hills Historical Society April Program" -- 30 March 2026
“Heartbeat for Heroes” -- "Pleasant Hills Rotary Places Lifesaving AEDs with Local Community Partners" -- 30 March 2026
South Hills Chorale Presents ‘Dreamscapes: Songs ... -- "The South Hills Chorale will present its spring concert, ‘Dreamscapes: ..." -- 30 March 2026
PCHS Program on the Oliver Miller Homestead -- "Peters Creek Historical Society (PCHS) welcomes a guest speaker from the Oliver ..." -- 30 March 2026
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School News

Thomas Jefferson High School’s musical theater production of “Anything Goes: 2022 Revision” has earned 11 nominations for the prestigious Pittsburgh CLO Gene Kelly Awards, including for Best Musical for the second consecutive year.

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Students of the Month from Belle Vernon and Frazier School Districts, along with their families, were honored on May 4 by the Belle Vernon Rotary at Cedarbrook Clubhouse Grille.  Each student spoke to the club about their activities and plans for the future.   The honored students are pictured above.

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Two West Jefferson Hills School District teams garnered first place at the recent Pennsylvania Future Problem Solving State Bowl in Camp Hill, Pa. This year’s challenge was to solve problems under the theme, “Throw Away Society.”   The district had eight teams qualify for the competition in the three divisions. In the Junior division (grades 4-6), Pleasant Hills Middle School took home first, second, and third place. The first-place team was Ava Flood, Lauren Griesheimer, Claire Hogan and Maddy Oates. 

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Thomas Jefferson High School’s first Career Fair was a tremendous success, with TJ students having an opportunity to interact with the nearly 60 vendors who attended.

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Open to all Pittsburgh area K-6 Students

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