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In brief: New traffic lights in South Fayette, Carnegie Memorial Day parade canceled and more

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Memorial Day Parade canceled

The 2021 Carnegie Memorial Day Parade has been canceled due to covid concerns – planning for the event begins in January/February and at that time the covid climate was very unpredictable. The 2022 parade is scheduled for May 29.

CCDC spring planting

The Carnegie Community Development Corporation will be holding a spring planting event on May 22 from 9 a.m. to noon. Help fill the business district flower boxes with beautiful spring flowers.

For more information, visit visitcarnegie.com/event/spring-planting.

New traffic lights

New traffic lights began operating May 11 at the intersection of Alpine Road and Route 50 in South Fayette. The four-way, responsive traffic light system includes radar detection to help move traffic efficiently through the intersection.

Left turns from Route 50 will be controlled by lighted arrows.

Stops signs have been replaced by traffic signals. Motorists are urged to use caution and stay alert to new traffic patterns at the intersection.

Pierogi sale

The Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church Pierogi Sale will be held 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays in May. The church is located at 730 Washington Ave. Call ahead at 412-276-9897 to pre-order.

Carnegie Crawl

The Carnegie Crawl returns June 11 and will run from 5-9 p.m. every 2nd Friday of every month through October.

Retailers stay open late and will be offering specials, music at the corner of Broadway and East Main and entertainment at many venues. This is a family fun event.

South Fayette Outdoor Yoga in the Park

There will be outdoor yoga for adults at Boys Home Park, 2121 Ridge Road every Monday through June 7 (excluding Memorial Day) from 7-8 p.m.

Enjoy traditional hatha yoga classes with asana (postures), pranayama (breathing exercises) and meditation. Classes are designed for all ages and levels of flexibility. Have a yoga mat, block or pillow, and strap or belt handy. Cost is $11 per class. Classes will move online in case of inclement weather. Masks are required.

Register at pa-southfayette2.civicplus.com.

Movies in the park

South Fayette Township’s “Movies in the Park” summer series is set. Movies start at dusk (around 8:30 p.m.) at Fairview Park. Bring a blanket, chairs, bug spray and snacks.

Designated spaces for each household will ensure social distancing.

The movies being shown:

June 11: “The Croods: A New Age”

July 9: “Trolls World Tour”

Aug. 13: “Toy Story 4”

Free tickets required for each person over the age of 6. Register for tickets in advance at southfayettepa.com.

Women’s Business Network meetings

Women’s Business Network supports the success and growth of women in business. At the time of publication, many chapters are meeting virtually; please check with the local chapter representative for more information. To learn more, visit www.wbninc.com.

The Mount Lebanon Chapter meets 8:30 a.m. May 25. To find out more, contact Barbara Klein at 724-508-3283.

The South Hills Chapter meets 8 a.m. May 20. To find out more, contact Susanne Snyder at 724-953-1539.

Virtual 5K

Carnegie Borough will be holding its 14th annual virtual 5K run/walk through May 25. Participants will be able to choose their activity and route (or a suggested route). Registration is $25 and $10 for Carlynton students and children under 10 and younger. Registration can be done online or by mail. The event is sponsored by Quantum Spirits and benefits the Carnegie Volunteer Fire and Rescue Bureau.

For more information or to register, visit www.carnegieborough.com/5k.

Flag raising ceremony

Collier Township’s annual Memorial Day ceremony will take place 8:45 a.m. May 31 at the Veteran’s and Flag Day monument at the municipal building. Guest speaker will be retired Captain John Kelly and his service dog, Ranger. Ranger will demonstrate various commands. Donations will be collected to help support the training of medical service dogs for veterans.

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