Lots of Chartiers Valley-area restaurants, shops and other great places can be found in our directory. Review them here!
This week's local business spotlight is Papermart of Greentree Road in Scott Township. Located in the Greentree Shopping Center, the party supply store offers balloons, cards, wrapping paper, candles, candy, costumes, piñatas and more. Have you been to Papermart? Review this business on its directory listing.
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Where can I care for my pet in the Bridgeville, Collier, Scott, Heidelberg areas? Or should I adopt?
National Pet Day is Thursday, April 11, and what better time to care for your critter? Or perhaps this is the right time to adopt a new pet. According to petdayusa.com, the day was started by celebrity pet lifestyle expert and animal welfare advocate Colleen Paige in order "to celebrate the joy pets bring to our lives and to create public awareness about the plight of many different kinds of animals awaiting a forever home in shelters all across the nation." There are a few popular Pittsburgh-area shelters where you can adopt pets, including Animal Friends along Camp Horne Road in Ohio Township and the Animal Rescue League along Hamilton Avenue in Larimer. If adoption's not for you, the immediate Chartiers Valley area still offers many …
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This week's local business spotlight is Preferred Veterinary Care on Greentree Road in Scott Township. Lots of Chartiers Valley-area restaurants, shops and other great places can be found in our directory. Review them here!
This week's local business spotlight is Preferred Veterinary Care on Greentree Road in Scott Township. Found in the Scott Towne Center, this is a practice, as Dr. Jane Ellen Keenan says, "where we care as much about your pets as you do," and "excellence is the standard, not the exception." In addition to all of the usual surgeries and treatments, Preferred Veterinary Care offers preventive care and wellness visits. Have you been there? Review this business on the Preferred Veterinary Care directory listing. Like the Chartiers Valley Patch Facebook page or sign up for our Daily E-mail Newsletter
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A new business is moving into the former Colony restaurant location on Cochran Road in Scott.
A new business is moving into the former Colony restaurant location on Cochran Road, but what exactly it will be isn’t clear. A place called Club Colony is moving into the location, although it’s not know when the establishment will open and what it will offer. A liquor license application is on one of the windows right below a sign that boldly announces that the establishment is “NOW HIRING.” Workers were also seen painting parts of the building’s exterior and promised more work is being done inside. Neither property’s developer nor Scott Township officials returned repeated calls to discuss the new business. Andora was the most recent restaurant to open there, but it closed its doors last year and moved to a new location in Fox Chapel. …
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Andora in Scott Township has been closed for about a year, so we’re asking our readers what type of restaurant would you like to see move into this prime location?
Andora in Scott Township has been closed for about a year, so we’re asking our readers what type of restaurant would you like to see move into this prime location? The building at Cochran and Greentree roads has been several different fancy restaurants in recent years and there have been many different reasons why they closed or relocated. If you could see any business in this location, what would you like in the plaza? If not a restaurant, what else do you see here? What restaurant does this area need that it doesn’t already have nearby? Use your imagination and tell us in the comment section! Like the Chartiers Valley Patch Facebook page or sign up for our Daily E-mail Newsletter!
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This week's local business spotlight is Little Snips located in Scott Towne Center. There are lots of Chartiers Valley area restaurants, shops and other great places can be found in our directory. Review them here!
This week's local business spotlight is Little Snips, located on Greentree Road in Scott Township. Everything about Little Snips caters specifically to children. The hair salon sees only children customers, and provides everything needed to make them comfortable from appropriately-sized salon chairs to stations with televisions and video game connections. Have you been there? Review this business on the Little Snips directory listing. Like the Chartiers Valley Patch Facebook page or sign up for our Daily E-mail Newsletter!
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12:11 am on Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Great place for a first haircut and many more after that!!! Right next door to a great toy store and play area, too!!! What fun!!! more ›
Watch video of three people who filmed themselves playing a prank at Pizza Hut on Greentree Road by discharging a fire extinguisher and destroying a computer monitor. Scott police and the employees didn’t find the prank very funny.
Like the Chartiers Valley Patch Facebook page or sign up for our Daily E-mail Newsletter Three people were arrested after they videotaped themselves discharging a fire extinguisher and destroying a computer monitor at the Pizza Hut restaurant on Greentree Road. Scott Township police said Jacob Stewart, 19, Jeremiah Jordheim, 18, and Debra Vorbau, 19, all from Pittsburgh, went to the pizza restaurant late on Nov. 29 to play a prank on one of the managers. Police say Vorbau used her cell phone to record the prank. The video, released by Scott police, shows Stewart shouting and spraying the fire extinguisher around the front counter before throwing a computer monitor to the ground. He then runs out of the restaurant with an employee chasing …
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1:35 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
I'm the first to admit that I was no angel when I was a teenager, but even I don't get what was supposed to be funny about this. more ›
A bookstore and two other shops inside the Greentree Shopping Center were flooded early Thursday morning when a pipe beneath the sidewalk ruptured.
A bookstore and two other shops located inside the Greentree Shopping Center were flooded early Thursday morning when a pipe beneath the sidewalk ruptured, according to news reports. The hardest hit store in the Scott Township shopping center was Bradley’s Book Outlet, according to KDKA-TV. Books and other merchandise stacked on the floor were destroyed, along with the carpet, according to the television station. The Rite Aid pharmacy and Sherwin Williams paint store were also damaged when the 6-inch waterline, which apparently feeds the sprinkler system, broke around 5 a.m. Thursday, KDKA reported. But the bookstore apparently got the worst of it. A manager of Bradley’s Book Outlet told KDKA he hoped they could make repairs and be open by…
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William Slater II Funeral Service in Scott will continue for the immediate future to collect toy construction trucks in memory of Maddox Derkosh, who was mauled to death at the Pittsburgh Zoo earlier this month.
William Slater II Funeral Service in Scott Township, the place where friends and family visited 2-year-old Maddox Derkosh on Thursday after his tragic death at the Pittsburgh Zoo, will continue for the immediate future to collect toy construction trucks to be donated to a children's Christmas charity in Maddox's memory. Original plans were to collect trucks at Slater Funeral Service through Thursday, but a representative of the funeral service said on Friday that the toys collection will continue "indefinitely." The same can be said for the Whitehall Police Department, which serves the Derkosh family's home municipality of Whitehall Borough. A representative of the police station said that trucks can continue to be dropped off at the …
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10:58 am on Monday, November 12, 2012
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The family of 2-year-old Maddox Derkosh is asking people to donate toy construction trucks to a children's charity in memory of their son, who died tragically at the Pittsburgh Zoo on Sunday. Trucks can be donated at Slater Funeral Service in Scott.
The Derkosh family of Whitehall is asking that interested parties, in lieu of flowers, donate toy construction trucks to a children's Christmas charity in memory of 2-year old Maddox Derkosh, who died tragically at the Pittsburgh Zoo on Sunday. The trucks are being accepted right now at William Slater II Funeral Service on Greentree Road in Scott Township. They will also be accepted at Derkosh's funeral Mass at St. Bernard Church in Mt. Lebanon at 10 a.m. on Friday. Friends will be welcomed for a viewing of Maddox at Slater Funeral Service from 2 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, according to Maddox's obituary on the funeral service's website. Maddox was visiting the Pittsburgh Zoo with his mother when he fell from the top of a platform railing to …
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10:42 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012
This photo by WTAE-TV's Kelly Brennan of 1,500 toy trucks around the funeral home is amazing. The thoughtfulness of this family during their unbelievable grief is amazing... https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1297730&l=d7621ae91b&id=435873183139967 more ›
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10:57 am on Wednesday, February 27, 2013
This is not a prime location at all. You can only enter and exit in one direction. Sheetz or any "convenience" store would not work there. more ›