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Mt. Lebanon neighbors make The Wall Street Journal by showing signs of affection across the political divide

Beside their Biden and Trump signs, each yard has a sign reading “We (Heart) Them” with an arrow pointing to the other house. It says inside the heart, “One Nation.”

22 Oct 2020

Mel’s Petit Café, an authentic French crêperie, coming to Mt. Lebanon

The menu will be a mix of sweet and savory crêpes and waffles, bakery items such as cakes, pies and muffins, and coffee drinks.

22 Sep 2020

Mediterra Café opening in Mt. Lebanon

In addition to serving coffee, breakfast and lunch, Mediterra will offer cocktails, beer, wine and light bites.

01 Sep 2020

With a Dominican flavor, Zorros is opening in the former Jose and Tony’s space

Featuring flavorful Dominican fare, Zorros will open the first week of July in Mount Lebanon.

20 May 2019

Students in Lebo / Spread warmth in the wintertime / With haiku project

This creative public art project comes courtesy of Mt. Lebanon High School and the township's Office of Economic Development.

13 Feb 2019

Hunting season is here. How should Pittsburgh handle our growing population of wild animals?

How is the PA Game Commision managing our region's ever-evolving relationship to local fauna?

26 Nov 2018

The Iovinos add Taco Diablo to their Beverly Road restaurant roster

Taco Diablo joins Café io and io Deli as the third restaurant owned and operated by Jeff and Carol Iovino on Mt. Lebanon's busy Beverly Road block.

31 Aug 2017

Free First Fridays series in Mt. Lebanon features live music and family fun

Mt. Lebanon
July 7 & August 4
7—10 p.m.

06 Jul 2017

Umai brings Thai and Japanese flavors to Mt. Lebanon’s Beverly Rd

Located across from the newly-opened Block 292, Umai offers everything from raw bar oysters to inventive sushi. The fresh hamachi carpaccio with olive tapenade, thai chilis and miso vinaigrette is a real standout.

17 Oct 2016

Neighborhood market and café Block 292 now open in Mt. Lebanon

Block 292 brings in whole animals and sides of beef (sourced primarily through Latrobe’s celebrated Jamison Farm) so customers get fresh, local meat for dinner. Or lunch. Or takeout.

29 Aug 2016

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