In brief: Holiday market, Thanksgiving open house and more in Carnegie, Bridgeville

Holiday market

Get in the holiday spirit on Nov. 22 as Carnegie’s Holiday Market takes place on East Main Street between Broadway and Mary from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Shop your favorite farmer’s market vendors and Carnegie businesses. Masks are required to be worn by visitors and vendors. For more information, visit carnegieborough.com.

Thanksgiving Day open house

Sts. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church will have its annual free Thanksgiving dinner. However, all dinners are takeout only because of the pandemic. To request a dinner, call 412-276-9718 or 412-600-9585, or order online at orthodox carnegie.org/Thanksgiving openhouse or email sspp dinners@orthodoxcarnegie. Please provide your name, address, phone number and number of dinners.

Thoms Run Road work complete

Traffic patterns have returned to normal on Thoms Run Road between Forsythe Road and Dutch Hill Road in Collier Township, according to a news release from the Allegheny County Department of Public Works. Crews had been installing guide rail and high-friction surface treatment on that section of road since Oct. 15, requiring short stoppages in work zones.

Next spring, crews will replace a culvert and close Thoms Run Road near Forsythe Road and Prestley Road. Public Works will announce the exact start date for that closure nearer to when it is expected to begin.

Glass recycling

PRC’s traveling glass recycling bin will be at the South Fayette Township Municipal Building, 515 Millers Run Road, Nov. 28-Dec. 3. All colors of glass bottles, jars and jugs will be accepted. The following items will not be accepted: cut glass, glass bakeware, mirrors, porcelain and ceramics, stemware, light bulbs, televisions and window glass. The location is under video surveillance. For more information, visit prc.org/glassrecycling.

Women’s Business Network

Part networking group, part educational group, WBN provides each member with the tools to be successful while expanding her circle of influence and marketplace. All professional women are welcome to attend as a guest at the meeting for no charge. The Washington Chapter meets at 8:30 a.m. the second and fourth Wednesdays, and all meetings are being held virtually. The next meeting is Nov. 25. To find out more, contact chapter representatives Karen Kovac or Pam Slominay at 724-986-6739.