COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY
A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the College will be held on:
October 5, 2017
4:00 PM
CCAC Allegheny Campus-
Byers Hall
808 Ridge Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
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Legal Notices – Estate Notices 9-20-17
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Estate of ARTHUR COLEMAN JR. Deceased of 125 Everglade Dr., Penn Hills, PA 15235. No. 1946648 of 2017. Anthony Coleman, 6535 Deary Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15206 or to: Attorney Marvin Abrams, 816 5th Avenue, Suite 600, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
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Employment Opportunities 9-20-17
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AUBERLE
412 YOUTH ZONE COACHES CHANGE LIVES
Auberle is a nationally recognized, award winning human service organization that serves thousands of children & families each year. For more than 60 yrs. we have helped troubled children & their families heal themselves.
Seeking Youth Zone Coaches to provide support & opportunities for youth. The 412 Youth Zone offers a comprehensive, welcoming & youth-oriented services for transition age youth with current or past connections to child welfare or who is experiencing homelessness. To apply: http://www.auberle.org . EOE
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Review: 3 Very Good Reasons to See The LEGO NINJAGO Movie on September 22!
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My oldest daughter and I just came back from an awesome trip where we spent some much needed quality time together. We were invited by Warner Bros. Pictures to LEGOLAND, outside of San Diego, Ca for a special advance screening of “The LEGO NINJAGO Movie“. And you’re probably thinking, it’s a LEGO® movie, why didn’t you take Keep Reading →
Black Newspaper
Newly opened funeral home in the City of Southfield
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Grand Introduction to the Community this Sunday
Stephen R. Kemp, former manager and operator of Haley Funeral Directors, has been a dedicated industry professional for more than thirty years. After working under various well-known names including Stinson and Cantrell, Stephen has branched out to develop a name for himself.
Arts & Entertainment, Urban Weekly
Snyder signs bills allowing for unlimited political contributions
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Gov. Rick Snyder signed a pair of bills Wednesday, effectively allowing for political candidates to solicit unlimited contributions for super PACs.
Public Acts 119 and 120 align Michigan’s laws with the controversial 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court ruling, which held that independent political action committees, or super PACs, can take unlimited contributions from corporations, nonprofits, labor unions, and other groups.