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Community service can bolster skills, impact job hiring - Vimarsana News

Community service can bolster skills, impact job hiring

Valley High School sophomore and welding student Brandon Stankiewicz hoped to sow some career seeds while volunteering at an ATI tree-planting event Wednesday in Harrison. “I’m really hoping to meet up with some other tech students and people from ATI,” said Stankiewicz, 15, who is enrolled at the Northern Westmoreland

Pages from the Past: Oct. 11, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Pages from the Past: Oct. 11, 2023

A look at the past from the pages of the Pine River Journal weekly newspaper

Highlands pool undergoing $2 million renovation but won't open until spring - Vimarsana News

Highlands pool undergoing $2 million renovation but won't open until spring

Construction continues on the long-closed pool at Highlands High School, but the facility likely won’t be open until spring. That means, for the third consecutive year, the high school swim team will practice and host meets away from the building. Last year, the team used facilities at Valley High School.

Vandergrift Pool delays opening; others ready for Memorial Day - Vimarsana News

Vandergrift Pool delays opening; others ready for Memorial Day

Some area pools are making a splash in time for traditional opening day — Memorial Day weekend — but at least one has to come up for air. Vandergrift Pool, along La Belle Vue Road, will not open its gates as scheduled. The board announced on social media that unforeseen

Highlands School Board green-lights $25 million in renovations, including pool reconstruction - Vimarsana News

Highlands School Board green-lights $25 million in renovations, including pool reconstruction

It was a sink or swim moment for aquatic enthusiasts in the Highlands School District on Monday when a packed house turned up to lobby the school board for $1.8 million in repairs to the long-closed high school pool. More than 50 people, including the high school swim team and