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Pharmacist Nichole Sisson fills a needle with a dose of Pfizer’s covid-19 vaccine at Excela Health Westmoreland Hospital in Greensburg on Dec. 18, 2020.
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Excela Health is upping its capacity to provide coronavirus vaccine by opening a clinic at an empty building in North Huntingdon.
The clinic will begin operations Thursday at the former Galaxy Fitness building near Excela Square at Norwin, Chief Medical Officer Carol Fox said. Staff members will be able to give about 2,000 inoculations daily, more than doubling the amount the health system had been doing, she said.
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A 24-year-old Monroeville man died Saturday morning of injuries he suffered in a motorcycle crash Saturday in Murrysville.
The Westmoreland County Coroner identified the man as Robert S. Mahan.
According to Murrysville police, Mahan was headed south on Sardis Road near Cal-Ken Court about 12:45 a.m. when his motorcycle collided with another vehicle.
Westmoreland County Coroner Kenneth A. Bacha identified the driver as Robert S. Mahan, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
He was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident, Bacha said.
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The roots of the Duff family tree extend across much of Western Pennsylvania, including to Murrysville, where the surname should ring a bell as the namesake of the municipality’s first park.
Duff Park was acquired by the municipality in 1968, and was originally formed from three parcels totaling about 143 acres, 88 acres of which belonged to the Duff family.
When they first arrived in the area, however, they were the McIlduff family.
According to local historian Dick Byers, when family patriarch John McIlduff died in 1816, his three sons changed their surname to Duff.