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Editor’s Note: Snap Out of It
Adam in our office was playing kickball over the weekend, tripped over a depression in the field and broke his ankle. He was flushed with embarrassment as he came into work in a cast with crutches,...
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In every place I’ve lived, I think about the people who created a life in the home before we did. We moved to our current house in 2001, when our son was a few months old. Soon after, we began...
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Most of us are used to seeing much of Pittsburgh at car level. By that, I mean we watch the city go by as we drive, many times stuck in traffic, sometimes running late and navigating Pittsburgh’s...
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Elaine Kelly For the last three years, our May issue has been dedicated to municipal services in the hope that you will keep this issue around to answer your questions. Yes, all of this material is on...
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Because I don’t want to embarrass him, I’m not going to use the photo here even though I love it. It’s a cell phone snap of my only child, at about age 7, in the shallow end of the Mt. Lebanon pool,...
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I first became aware of bees in my backyard as a little girl. I remember swimming with my best friend, Tina from next door, in one of those rigid blue plastic swimming pools. My dad was nearby, likely...
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Ian McMeans, Mt. Lebanon Assistant Planner and Manager /Photo: Judy Macoskey I’d like to introduce you to Ian McMeans, Mt. Lebanon’s assistant manager and planner. If you have had a development project...
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On October 27, 2018, a madman shot 17 Jewish people in a Squirrel Hill synagogue, snuffing out the bright lives of 11 people who were there just to pray. The attack on the Tree of Life—Or L’Simcha...
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I’m not even sure which friend it was (sorry!) but one of mine posted on Facebook a list of words from The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows and it fascinated me. This one stood out: Onism: n. the...
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Please indulge me a few moments to tell you about the magazine you’re reading right now. Mt. Lebanon Magazine has been around since 1981, longer than many of our new municipal hires have been alive. As...
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