Art students at Carmichaels Area High School created a unique piece of art for their upcoming art show on May 13: a sculpture of a rainbow trout made up entirely
A family of three escaped a house fire in East Bethlehem Township Monday morning.
Fire crews from Washington and Greene counties responded to the 10 a.m. fire in the 300 block of Main Street, only a few hours after returning from battling another fire at Sunset Marina the night before.
âI was at the fire station when the whistle blew, which is rare,â said East Bethlehem Volunteer Fire Department Chief Mark Giovanelli.
The family was home when the fire started in the one-story house, Giovanelli said. The two adults were in bed, he said, when their 6-year-old discovered the fire. Giovanelli said the man residing there told him that when the child woke him, he âlooked out and all he saw was the orange glow of the fire in the next room.â
Several fire departments from Washington and Greene counties responded to a fire Sunday night at Sunset Marina, Clarksville, Greene County.
According to Greene County Emergency Management Director Donald Mason, the fire was called in about 8 p.m. A building on the property was destroyed and some material leaked into Ten Mile Creek, he said.
âNo other boats or anything caught fire, as far as Iâm aware,â Mason said. âThere was some leakage of oil or gasoline or some similar material that got into Ten Mile Creek.â
Fayette County and Washington County hazardous material teams responded to the call, as did a state Department of Environment Protection representative, according to Richard Policz, operations and training officer for Greene County Emergency Management.
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Programming is resuming at Carrie Blast Furnaces in Rankin and Swissvale and other Rivers of Steel heritage sites.
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Rivers of Steel is ramping up activities at Carrie Blast Furnaces, with this weekend’s return of Carrie Carpool Cinema and the resumption of guided tours May 1.
Activities also are scheduled to resume at two other National Historic Landmark managed by Rivers of Steel.
The drive-in-style film series kicks off with two movies filmed in and around Pittsburgh.