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Woman's book art on display

Her creations on display at Heinz center

The Goswell book, “What Hath War Wrought,” above, comes with its own handcrafted case. At left, the fold-out book entitled “Pittsburgh” was painted and printed by Goswell who was impressed by a poem of the same title. The poem was printed by hand using carved erasers to print each letter. submitted photos

Art lovers can check out a Middlesex Township woman's book creations now through Sept. 13 at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh.

1/18/2020 Cranberry Living

Making Music

SRU student shares music with kids

Program helps children learn

Jordan Lilly, left, a Slippery Rock University junior music education major from Sterling, Va., and Rebecca deGraaf, a senior music therapy major from Cranberry Township, participate in the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh's Music Maker sessions, where SRU students and faculty provided free music experiences.

Program helps children learn

1/17/2020 Cranberry Living

Photographic art coming to Cranberry gallery space

The photography of Thomas D’Andrea will be featured during the month of February at the Cranberry Artists Network gallery.

CRANBERRY TWP — Photographer Thomas D’Andrea will have his work featured in February by the Cranberry Artists Network.

1/16/2020 Cranberry Living

Sign language instruction offered to community at Zelie library

Olivia McAfee and her mother Katie practice signing along with the other members of the introduction to sign language workshop Monday at the Zelienople Area Public Library. The library put on the what is hoped might become a monthly class in conjunction with the Rose E. Schneider Family YMCA.

ZELIENOPLE — As a nurse, “help,” “pain” and “doctor” are important words to Cranberry Township resident Jill Matter.

1/15/2020 Cranberry Living

Yoga program aims to help those with traumatic brain injuries

Rachel Bekelja, co-owner of Salt Power Yoga, is one of four instructors who lead LoveYourBrain Yoga sessions in Seven Fields for people with traumatic brain injuries. Gentle breaths and movements, like the simple seated twist Bekelja demonstrates here, help patients with traumatic brain injuries to recover strength, motion and mood stability long-term. Poses are adapted to patient needs and can be used outside of class.

Love Your Brain Yoga helps people with tramatic brain injuries.

1/15/2020 Cranberry Living

Equine Wellness Workshops offered

ZELIENOPLE — Equine Assisted Wellness Workshops will be offered from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. the first Sunday of each month at Glade Run Adventures.

1/15/2020 Cranberry Living

Creative Outlet

Chinese painting offers learning opportunity

Dorothy Weisberg, manager of the Evans City Senior Center, discusses a painting during a Chinese brush painting class.

Chinese painting offers learning opportunity

1/14/2020 Cranberry Living

Getting into the Groove

Harmony drum circle fosters healing, creative rhythms in community

Annie Mathe, a retired dental hygienist, left, and Patricia Bauer, a retired music educator, serve as the drum circle facilitators for the Harmony group.

Harmony drum circle fosters healing, creative rhythms in community

1/10/2020 Cranberry Living

Vogel receives positive update on farm bill

He says program going smoothly

The Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg was the backdrop that Sen. Elder Vogel Jr., R-47th, selected to receive an update on how the state Farm Bill is being implemented.

1/9/2020 Cranberry Living

CBD product shop opening in Adams Ridge

Hemporia, a new CBD superstore opening this month in the Shoppes at Adams Ridge, sells a number of health and beauty products produced and processed in-house. Hemporia has locations in North and South Carolina, as well as Clarion, Clarion County.

A new CBD store is opening in the Adams Shoppes on Route 228 on Jan. 11.

1/4/2020 Cranberry Living

Harmony rings in new year on German time

Ball drops early at celebration

Children and adults each took turns reaching up to try and touch the ball at Harmony's New Year celebration. The town marked midnight in Germany by dropping the ball at 6 p.m. Tuesday at its annual Silvester event.

Harmony welcomed in the new year with their German counterparts, rushing into 2020 at 6 p.m. as fireworks lighted the night sky.

1/2/2020 Cranberry Living

Shining the Light

Cranberry residents, from left, Sydney Mestre, Meredith Miller, Richard Solodky and Sue Solodky hold Hanukkah candles during the Festival of Lights celebration on the first day of Hanukkah on Dec. 22 at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center.

Cranberry Township welcomed friends and supporters from all over the region and representing every faith for the first night of the eight-day observance of Hanukkah.

1/1/2020 Cranberry Living

Residents to flock to count birds

A tufted titmouse was spotted at Jennings Envrionmental Centerin Brady Township. The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania will conduct is annual South Butler Bird Count on Saturday.

The New Year will bring a new chance to assess the bird population and species in Butler County.

1/1/2020 Cranberry Living

Shoppers pick up the pace on final weekend

North Hills Stars volunteer Sharon Kopp wraps a present Saturday at the gift-wrapping station at Barnes and Noble in Cranberry Township with Mary Haley. The store hosts nonprofit organizations through the holidays to raise money while wrapping gifts.

In Cranberry Township, plenty of shoppers were seeking out the best deal — or an emergency gift idea

12/25/2019 Cranberry Living