Solitary scenes from Mt. Pleasant amid coronavirus pandemic
Sean Stipp | Tribune-Review
Both vehicle and pedestrian traffic are light on March 30, 2020 along Main St. in Mt. Pleasant.
Sean Stipp | Tribune-Review
John Monroe gets some exercise by jumping rope on the back porch of his Mt. Pleasant home on March 30, 2020.
Sean Stipp | Tribune-Review
A signs is placed in the display window at Levin Furniture reads “Thank you Robert,” referring to Robert Levin buying back the century old family business that started in Mt. Pleasant.
Sean Stipp | Tribune-Review
A seasonal flag hangs in front of a home on Eagle St. in Mt. Pleasant. In the background is the Reunion Presbyterian Church.
Sean Stipp | Tribune-Review
A classic bicycle on display at Spoked Wheel’z bicycle shop on Main St. in Mt. Pleasant.
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A sidewalk chalk art along Bridgeport St. in Mt. Pleasant.
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A sign hangs on the door warning parishioners of the closures as a result of the county-wide stay-at-home order issued by Gov. Tom Wolf.
Sean Stipp | Tribune-Review
The Doughboy, a life size granite statue of World War I US Army soldier is one of the most recognizable veterans monuments in Westmoreland County. The statue is located on the traffic diamond along Main St. in Mt. Pleasant.
Mt. Pleasant Borough, like all of the small towns across the region, has seen a marked decrease in activity since Gov. Tom Wolf issued stay-at-home orders for Westmoreland County as part of the state’s efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
The order mandates that people may leave their residence only to perform essential travel and various activities deemed to be essential.
Attached is a photo gallery of scenes from the borough on Monday.
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