Scenes from the Valley: Images captured in the Alle-Kiski Valley from March 6-12, 2025
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Jeremy Rozewicz, 36, of Murrysville takes advantage of the spring temperatures to get in some fishing
at Northmoreland Park on Tuesday. The lake was stocked with trout earlier in the day. The lake is on
catch-and-release rules until opening day, April 5, when anglers are permitted to harvest up to five fish per day.
Kristina Serafini | TribLive
Brianna Sweeney of Shaler looks at baskets and silent auction items during a fundraising event in honor of Domenico Schiano di Cola at Hill Crest Country Club in Lower Burrell on Monday. The event, “A Night to Remember Domenico,” raised money for a memorial in the St. Joseph Garden and a scholarship at St. Joseph High School, where he graduated from. Domenico, 29, died in August from sudden cardiac arrest while in Italy.
Courtesy of William Kerr
Above: Crews reset fallen stones on the original mausoleum for Gen. Samuel McCartney Jackson
in the Old Apollo Cemetery on Monday. An ongoing restoration project will fix up other aspects of the 118-year-old monument and add a security system to deter vandals.
Brian C. Rittmeyer | TribLive
A view of the demolished boiler house from the porch of a home at Porter Street and Standard Avenue in Springdale on March 9.
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The remaining portion of the boiler house at the former Cheswick Generating Station in Springdale
is pulled down March 8.
Shane Dunlap | TribLive
Guests enjoy lunch at the Culinary Corner Cafe on Tuesday at Northern Westmoreland Career and Technology Center.
Shane Dunlap | TribLive
Students Darius Carlson (right) of Kiski Area High School, a ninth grade student, and Tanner Coleman (background), a 10th grader at Kiski, help cosmetology instructor Heather Gockel get an Asian-inspired lunch Tuesday at Northern Westmoreland Career and Technology Center.
Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive
Kiski Area’s Ava Golding (bottom) wrestles against Downington West’s Sarah Pearson during the semifinals of the PIAA wrestling tournament on March 7 at Giant Center in Hershey.
Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive
Alaina Claassen (right) of Plum wrestles against Peters Township’s Liliana Giulianelli during a semifinals match in the PIAA wrestling tournament on March 7 at Giant Center in Hershey.
Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive
Kiski Area’s Cooper Rocosky (right) wrestles against Manheim Central’s Brodie Daugherty during a 215-pound match in the PIAA wrestling tournament on March 7 at Giant Center in Hershey.
Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive
Mario Hutcherson (back) of Kiski Area wrestles against Council Rock South’s Gavin Cole in a 172-pound match in the PIAA wrestling tournament on March 6 at Giant Center in Hershey.
Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive
Above: Valley’s Arianna Bernard (top) wrestles against Quakertown’s Carolin Hattala in a 190-pound match during the PIAA wrestling tournament March 6 at Giant Center
in Hershey.
Right: Kiski Area’s Ava Golding (bottom) wrestles against Downington West’s Sarah Pearson during the tournament semifinals.
Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive
Isaac Lacinski (right) of Burrell wrestles against Cochranton’s Cash Morrell in a 172-pound match during the PIAA wrestling tournament on March 6 at Giant Center in Hershey.
Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive
Burrell’s Carlo Zanella (right) wrestles against Nolan Koehler in a 152-pound match in the PIAA wrestling tournament on March 6 at Giant Center in Hershey.
Here is a weekly look at recent images captured throughout the Alle-Kiski Valley.
From major news events to routine gatherings, TribLive’s “Scenes from the Valley” photo package brings to life activities and moments happening in your backyard.
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