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News briefs: Thefts of political signs under investigation in O’Hara

Tawnya Panizzi
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O’Hara police are investigating several reports of the theft of political signs from front yards.

Township leaders are reminding people that stealing political signs is a crime.

Violators will be charged with trespassing and theft by unlawful taking.

Glitter an Glow event canceled

Fox Chapel Garden Club’s Glitter and Glow 2020 is cancelled.

The holiday fundraiser typically features handmade floral pieces to benefit community projects, as the group’s mission is to advocate sound environmental stewardship.

Members thanked past ticket-holders for their support and said they look forward to the event returning in 2021.

For more, visit foxchapelgardenclub.org.

Blood drive set

Fox Chapel Area High School will host a community blood drive from 1 to 7 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Vitalant Harmar/Fox Chapel donor center at 2585 Freeport Road, Suite 207, in Harmar.

People age 16 and older are encouraged to donate.

Vitalant is offering scholarships to area high school students. To help students qualify for scholarship consideration, the district is hosting several blood drives throughout the 2020-21 school year. The scholarships will be awarded to the district, and then split among the students with the highest percent participation and largest number of registered donations for the year.

Anyone who donates blood at a local center can ask for the donation to count toward Fox Chapel Area High School’s total by mentioning code HS010025. Donors can ask that their blood donation be “credited” to a particular student.

For more information, visit vitalant.org or call call 412-209-7000. Walk-ins are welcome.

Leaf collection set

O’Hara’s fall leaf collection begins Oct. 12. Residents should place leaves at the curb.

The final collection round will begin Dec. 1.

Residential development vote

Indiana Township Supervisors could vote during their Oct. 13 regular meeting on an application for a planned residential development.

Hartwood Meadows would consist of 75 single-family homes as an expansion to the current Hartwood Meadows Plan, on property at 3340 Lenox Drive.

The board meets at 7 p.m. at the town hall along Saxonburg Boulevard.

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