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Among today's Valley business updates: Farmers National Bank; Direction Home of Eastern Ohio; Duncan’s Bath & Kitchen Center; and HBA of the Valley.

Kristina Serafini | Tribune-Review North Allegheny Intermediate High School custodian Mike Heiry of Shaler stands for a portrait inside the school on Tuesday, May 4, 2021. Heiry was named the 2021 Cintas Custodian of the Year and received a $10,000 check during a surprise ceremony at the school. Kristina Serafini | Tribune-Review North Allegheny Intermediate High School custodian Mike Heiry of Shaler hugs wife Jane as twin sons Cameron (back) and Collin look on inside the school on Tuesday, May 4, 2021. Mike Heiry was named the 2021 Cintas Custodian of the Year and received a $10,000 check ...

Updated: 10:54 AM EDT May 5, 2021 A North Allegheny teacher is on administrative leave following allegations of physical abuse against a kindergarten student. This all started when the mother of a student who is non-verbal and has Down syndrome, received a call from the principal at Hosack Elementary School. She said the principal later showed her a video of what happened in an adaptive gym class. Nicole Glancy said she saw the video from the school that shows a gym teacher trying to force her daughter onto a scooter. “She doesn’t want to go on the scooter. He’s still holding ...

artran/iStock via Getty Images “Ireland” may be the first answer that comes to mind when asked where in the world you might be most likely to spot a leprechaun, but Portland, Oregon, is home to its very own population of tiny, pot-o’-gold-loving Irishmen, too. They’ve even got a dedicated area—Mill Ends Park—to prove it. Here are 11 fun facts about what has been described as “the only leprechaun colony west of Ireland.” 1. Mill Ends Park is the creation of journalist Dick Fagan. Upon his return home from World War II in 1946, Dick Fagan went back to work as a journalist at the...

Patrick O’Toole, vice-president, Global Fixed Income, CIBC Asset Management. It was really a great year for corporate bonds in 2020 after a very dismal first quarter when the pandemic hit. The catalyst, of course, for the improvement and strong returns was the stimulus measures that the Federal Reserve took in late March of 2020 to stabilize markets via the resumption of quantitative easing and, I think, very importantly, was the initiation of corporate bond buyback program. Now, the Bank of Canada also announced the corporate bond buyback program a few weeks after the Fed, but really hasn�...