John Charest News Today

Feb. 24 marked the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the Moon-based nonprofit DTCare and Carnegie-based Ukrainian Cultural and Humanitarian Institute (UCHI) observed the somber occasion with a free celebration of Ukrainian heritage at the Carnegie Borough building. The afternoon began with a memorial service for the more than 31,000 military and 10,500 […]

The Rev. John Charest, pastor of St. Peter & St. Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Carnegie, together with the Rev. Robert Popichak of Holy Ghost Orthodox Church in Slickville, led

Charles Norman Charest, 101, of Drums, formerly of Sugarloaf Twp., passed away Monday at Providence Place Retirement Community, Drums.

We say good-bye to March and hello to April this weekend. Here are some ways to spend it. Final chance This is the last weekend for the 58th Carnegie International, “Is it morning for you yet?” at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Oakland. The Carnegie International is the longest-running

This Thanksgiving, locals will gather round the table for conversation and all the usual fixings: turkey and gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and homemade pumpkin pie.

The rituals leading up to Easter are the same. The solemn Good Friday processions. The Holy Saturday blessings of foods that were avoided during Lent. The liturgies accompanied by processions,

Many Ukrainian Americans are observing Orthodox Easter this Sunday, but they’re finding it difficult to be joyful when their ancestral homeland has been torn...

Many Ukrainian Americans are observing Orthodox Easter this Sunday, but they’re finding it difficult to be joyful when their ancestral homeland has been torn...

Many Ukrainian Americans are observing Orthodox Easter this Sunday, but they’re finding it difficult to be joyful when their ancestral homeland has been torn...

Many Ukrainian Americans are observing Orthodox Easter this Sunday, but they’re finding it difficult to be joyful when their ancestral homeland has been torn...