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Local clock repairman turns back timeless clocks
VINTONDALE, Pa. (WTAJ) — In a world where time is always just a glance away, there’s something special about a clock that keeps time the old-fashioned way. Walt Mack of Vintondale has been fixing clocks for over 30 years and opened his own business, Mack’s Clock Repair, just over 20 years ago. That business is […]
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Midnight Oil Games & Hobbies to hold grand opening
Midnight Oil Games & Hobbies, co-owned by Nick Wig, Jimmy Gionti and Ben Hutcheson, which began with monthly game events at the Parkside, now has its own storefront at 112 S. Washington St. in Titusville. The grand opening is this Saturday, Nov. 7, part of a three-day opening weekend that...
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Fable Tree Bookshop has a new owner
The community of Titusville is thrilled to welcome Kori Bodamer, Fable Tree Bookshop’s new owner. Bodamer’s first day open was Tuesday, Oct. 27, for a soft launch “Get to Know the New Owner” event. Her goal for the store’s future is simple. “I just want everybody...
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AHN Grove City hiring event supports former Sharon Regional employees
GROVE CITY - After they heard about Sharon Regional’s closure, Allegheny Health Network (AHN) Grove City planned a career fair, on Friday prospective employees were able to speak with recruiters and potentially receive a same-day offer. The hospital shared they saw the impact and wanted the community to know...
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Havertys Furniture opens location in North Hills
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Step inside one of the last mansions on Pittsburgh’s Millionaire’s Row
Location: Mansions on Fifth on Fifth Avenue in Shadyside. Featured guests: Marissa Musico, director of event sales at Mansions on Fifth. 1. Marissa explained that this impressive mansion was built for Willis McCook, who was legal counsel to Henry Clay Frick, in the early 1900s. Willis and his wife Mary had 10 children, and they built a grand structure that included a billiards room, lounges for both the men and women and even a personal chapel where they attended Mass every weekend. Before construction was finished, their daughter Bessie got engaged. They built an additional, slightly-more-modest house on the property as her wedding gift.