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"Revolutionizing Milestones: Profit from Clutter, Tougher Toll Laws, and Water Science Explorations!"
"Revolutionizing Milestones: Profit from Clutter, Tougher Toll Laws, and Water Science Explorations!"
Don't miss out on our latest newsletter with inspiring stories, decluttering tips, tough toll crackdowns, NFL draft transportation, community grants, water science exploration, and a BOGO offer to sponsor the Westmoreland Buzz! Get the scoop now!
Charles Sisk
Mar 31, 2026
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Trivia Questionâť“In the iconic Disney movie "The Lion King," what is the name of Simba's uncle who wants to take over the Pride Lands? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
This Newsletter is Sponsored by: Angela's Angels |
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Angela’s Angels in Latrobe is changing prom night for hundreds of Westmoreland County students, one gown at a time.
Founded by Angela Rose O’Brien in 2006, this unique boutique offers free formalwear—no price tags, just kindness and dignity.
Local volunteers ensure every visitor feels special, helping young women select dresses, shoes, and accessories, creating an uplifting atmosphere that builds confidence.
The impact stretches beyond prom.
Former recipients, like Merrissa, have paid it forward, mentoring others and returning their dresses so new memories can be made.
Angela’s Angels thrives thanks to community donations and volunteers, providing an opportunity for families to make a real difference.
This small shop is a testament to Westmoreland’s caring spirit, ensuring every girl can shine on her big night. Read More... |
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Reach the Heart of the County: This week’s spotlight on Angela’s Angels showcases the incredible power of the Westmoreland County community. Stories like Angela’s Angels—a beacon of hope in Westmoreland County since 2006 shows the value of The Westmoreland Buzz and expresses the true reasons that drive our readers to engage, share, and support local.
Why Sponsor the Buzz? Values-Based Alignment: Place your ad alongside uplifting, local stories that matter to families and community leaders. High Engagement: Our subscribers are "doers" who actively look for ways to support small business and organizations like Angela's Angels. Support Local Storytelling: Your sponsorship keeps the "Buzz" alive, allowing us to highlight the boutiques, volunteers, heroes, and success stories that make Westmoreland County home. Join our next issue: Connect with your neighbors and grow your local influence. Contact us today to discuss sponsorship and advertising opportunities. |
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Westmoreland Sale for Kids returns this spring to the Westmoreland Fairgrounds in Greensburg, celebrating 20 years of helping local families earn extra cash by consigning outgrown children’s items.
Families can register online, price and tag their items, and drop them off for a hassle-free selling experience.
The sale team handles setup and display in a spacious 14,000-square-foot area, welcoming hundreds of eager shoppers.
Accepted items range from baby and children’s clothing (newborn to size 12) to nursery gear, toys, and books.
There’s also a special Teen and Adult Clothing and More sale, open to sizes up to Adult 3X.
Unsold items can be donated to local nonprofits—so nothing goes to waste.
Spots are limited, so early registration is encouraged for local families eager to declutter and earn this season. Read More... |
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Pennsylvania could soon crack down on toll evaders with tougher penalties across its extensive turnpike system. Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward and Sen. Judy Ward announced plans for legislation targeting repeat offenders. With unpaid tolls now topping $200 million statewide, lawmakers stress that lost revenue threatens crucial transportation infrastructure. The turnpike's 565 miles span I-76, I-476, the Mon-Fayette Expressway, and other major routes vital to the region. Under the proposal, drivers who keep using turnpike roads while suspended for unpaid tolls could face charges such as criminal trespassing. Deliberate evaders with over $10,000 in unpaid tolls may be charged with a third-degree felony. Officials warn that every missed payment means higher tolls for law-abiding drivers, with E-ZPass and Toll By Plate fares rising again this year. The bill is set for introduction soon in the General Assembly. Read More... |
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Pittsburgh will host the highly anticipated NFL Draft from April 23 to 25, drawing a surge of visitors and prompting the Westmoreland County Transit Authority (WCTA) to expand its services.
To meet demand, WCTA plans extra afternoon buses into the city on Thursday and Friday, plus three to four late-night return trips.
Staffing poses a challenge, but the agency is actively mobilizing drivers and supervisors to maintain reliable service without affecting daily routes.
With over 500,000 visitors expected in Western Pennsylvania, many are lodging outside Allegheny County.
This is set to boost local dining and shopping in Westmoreland County.
The extended bus service benefits both visitors and residents planning to join the Draft festivities, all at the regular fare.
Riders are urged to use the NFL OnePass app for real-time transit updates during the event. Read More... |
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Westmoreland County is set to strengthen public safety and infrastructure with nearly $700,000 in new grants secured through the state’s Local Share Account program.
State Representative Eric Davanzo shared that these gaming revenue funds will benefit several communities.
Major allocations include East Huntingdon Township updating its vehicle storage, Hunker tackling stormwater issues, and Monessen increasing public safety with new equipment.
Mount Pleasant Township, North Belle Vernon, Rostraver Township, South Huntingdon Township, West Newton, and Scottdale have all received targeted funding to modernize vehicles, enhance emergency preparedness, and support local works departments.
Meanwhile, the Community Foundation of Westmoreland County will open new grant opportunities in spring 2026 for nonprofits supporting residents.
These efforts underscore a continued commitment to revitalizing and safeguarding communities across the region. Read More... |
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Maura Jodkin, a junior at Saint Vincent College and 2023 Plum Senior High graduate, transformed a summer internship into meaningful scientific discovery focused on our region’s streams.
Guided by Dr. Peter Smyntek, she led research into how phosphate pollutants affect local waterways, presenting her findings at the Student Symposium on the Environment at Westminster College in December 2025.
Fieldwork took Jodkin and peers to Fourmile Run and Jacks Run, where they investigated the impact of abandoned mine drainage and treated wastewater.
Analysis showed that increased pH can release phosphates, raising risks of algal blooms and complicating stream restoration.
Jodkin actively supports fellow students as a tutor, teaching assistant, and leader in campus organizations.
Her passion for connecting environmental health and childhood well-being drives her future ambitions, blending hands-on science with community engagement. Read More... |
Quote Of The Day |
"The best way to predict the future is to create it." - Peter Drucker |
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🗓️ Family-Friendly Events in Westmoreland County, PAMarch 31 – April 6, 2026
Easter Sunday falls on April 5, 2026. This is a busy, festive week across the county! 🟢 FREE EVENTS1. Fort Ligonier Grounds Reopening Season 📅 Wednesday, April 1, 2026 (grounds open daily starting April 1) 📍 Fort Ligonier, 200 S. Market St., Ligonier, PA 15658 🎯 All ages | ✅ Confirmed — fortligonier.org The historic Fort grounds reopen to the public on April 1 after their winter closure. Walk the reconstructed 18th-century British fort where George Washington once served, explore artillery exhibits, and experience living history at this French and Indian War landmark. Self-guided tours of the grounds and outdoor areas. (Note: Admission fees apply for full museum access — see Paid Events section below.) 🔗 https://www.fortligonier.org/ 2. GHAL Story Times at Greensburg Hempfield Area Library (Multiple Days) 📅 Tuesday, March 31 (Toddler Story Time 10:00 AM; Preschool Story Time 11:00 AM; Tummy Time Tuesday 10:30 AM); Wednesday, April 1 (Writers Group 10:00 AM); Thursday, April 2 (Toddler Story Time 10:00 AM; Preschool Story Time 11:00 AM) 📍 Greensburg Hempfield Area Library, 237 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Greensburg, PA 15601 🎯 Ages 0–5 (Story Times); Adults (Writers Group) | ✅ Confirmed — events.wlnonline.org The library runs free, ongoing children's programming throughout the week, including Baby Lapsit, Toddler, and Preschool Story Times. These are recurring weekly programs that fall within the March 31–April 6 window. Registration encouraged. 🔗 https://events.wlnonline.org/eventcalendar.asp?libnum=7 3. Public Tour at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art 📅 Saturday, April 4, 2026 | 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM 📍 The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, 221 N. Main St., Greensburg, PA 15601 🎯 All ages | ✅ Confirmed — thewestmoreland.org Free guided public tours of the museum's American art galleries happen most Saturdays. The museum is closed on Easter Sunday (April 5), so this Saturday tour is the Easter-week option. The Westmoreland holds one of the finest collections of American art in western PA, with a special focus on southwestern Pennsylvania artists. 🔗 https://thewestmoreland.org/event/public-tours-19/2026-04-04/ 4. Rostraver Public Library — Adult & Senior Chair Yoga 📅 Monday, March 30, 2026 at 10:30 AM (just before the window, but check for April 6 repeat); also check for Monday, April 6 session 📍 Rostraver Public Library, 700 Plaza Drive, Rostraver Township, PA 15012 🎯 Adults/Seniors | ✅ Confirmed recurring — rostraverlibrary.org The Rostraver Public Library hosts weekly chair yoga for adults and seniors. Also hosts RPL Knitters on Mondays at 1:00 PM. Contact the library to confirm the April 6 session. 🔗 https://www.rostraverlibrary.org/ 5. ⚠️ Community Easter Egg Hunt at Lynch Field, Greensburg (Historically Recurring — 2026 Not Yet Announced) 📅 Likely Saturday, April 4 or Good Friday, April 3, 2026 (based on past years) 📍 Lynch Field, 520 New Alexandria Road, Greensburg, PA 15601 🎯 Children of all ages | ⚠️ Not yet confirmed for 2026 — check City of Greensburg or local social media The City of Greensburg has historically held a free community Easter egg hunt at Lynch Field near the Kirk S. Nevin Arena. Past events featured age-separated hunts and free admission. Check the City of Greensburg's official Facebook page or website for 2026 confirmation. 🔗 https://www.cityofgreensburg.com 6. ⚠️ Easter Egg Hunt at University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (Historically Recurring) 📅 Typically Easter Sunday (April 5) at 1:30 PM 📍 Chambers Hall Lawn, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, 150 Finoli Drive, Greensburg, PA 15601 🎯 Children and families | ⚠️ Not yet confirmed for 2026 — check Pitt-Greensburg events Sponsored by Circle K International and Pitt Greensburg, this annual free Easter egg hunt on campus has run for multiple years. Registration typically required at bit.ly (check Pitt Greensburg events page for 2026 link). 🔗 https://www.greensburg.pitt.edu/ 7. ⚠️ Westmoreland County Trout Fishing Season Opener (If Applicable This Week) 📅 The Pennsylvania trout season opener varies by year — check PFBC 📍 Loyalhanna Gorge, Bridgeport Dam, Chestnut Ridge Dam, Mammoth, Northmoreland & Twin Lakes Parks 🎯 All ages (family fishing) | ⚠️ Confirm 2026 opening date with PFBC Westmoreland County parks host trout fishing with bait available for sale at park locations. Bait vending machines are available at Northmoreland and Mammoth Parks. A great outdoor family activity if the PA Fish & Boat Commission's 2026 trout opener falls within this week. 🔗 https://www.westmorelandcountypa.gov/1383/Schedule-of-Events 🟡 PAID EVENTS8. Jesus Christ Superstar — Westmoreland Performing Arts 📅 Friday, April 3, 2026 at 7:30 PM AND Saturday, April 4, 2026 at 7:30 PM 📍 The Palace Theatre, 21 W. Otterman St., Greensburg, PA 15601 🎯 Families with older children/teens and adults (ages 10+) | ✅ Confirmed — westmorelandculturaltrust.org This beloved Easter tradition returns with a brand-new staging of Andrew Lloyd Webber's and Tim Rice's classic rock opera. Featuring local performers including Anthony Marino, John Noble, Abby Maginnis, and Renata Marino. A powerful and uplifting Good Friday/Holy Saturday production. 💰 Tickets starting at $15, ranging to $40 depending on seating 🔗 https://westmorelandculturaltrust.org/events/wpa-jcsuperstar/?occurrence=2026-04-03 9. Fort Ligonier Museum & Grounds — Daily Admission 📅 Wednesday, April 1 through Monday, April 6, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM 📍 Fort Ligonier, 200 S. Market St., Ligonier, PA 15658 🎯 All ages | ✅ Confirmed — fortligonier.org The full Fort Ligonier experience opens for the season on April 1. Explore the reconstructed British fort, museum galleries featuring French and Indian War artifacts (including George Washington's pistols), and 8 acres of historic grounds. Self-guided; audio tour available. America's 250th anniversary exhibits included. 💰 Adults $14 | Seniors (62+) $11 | Active Military/Veterans/Law Enforcement $7 | Youth (ages 4–17) $7 | Children 3 and under FREE | EBT/SNAP eligible: $3/person 🔗 https://www.fortligonier.org/plan/ 10. Jesus Christ Superstar — Good Friday / Holy Saturday Performance (Easter Week Special) (See entry #8 above — both performances are part of the Easter tradition and worth highlighting for families planning around the holiday.) 11. ⚠️ Bounce with the Bunny / Easter Kids Events at The Trendy Bunny (Check for 2026 Events) 📅 Likely the week of March 31–April 5, 2026 (Easter events historically posted late) 📍 The Trendy Bunny, 863 Georges Station Rd., Suite 4, Greensburg, PA 15601 (and/or The Trendy Bunny Event Café, 600 Blank School Rd., Greensburg) 🎯 Young children and families | ⚠️ The AllEvents.in listing showed "Bounce with the Bunny" at this location for April 4, but 2026 pricing/registration not yet confirmed The Trendy Bunny regularly hosts Easter-themed kids' events including bounce house parties and spring crafts. The April 4 listing appeared on allevents.in. Contact them to confirm 2026 dates and pricing. 💰 Pricing varies (typically $10–$25/child) 🔗 thetrendybunny.com | Instagram: @thetrendybunny 12. Westmoreland Museum of American Art — General Admission (Easter Week Hours) 📅 Wednesday, April 1 through Saturday, April 4, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Museum is CLOSED on Easter Sunday, April 5) 📍 The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, 221 N. Main St., Greensburg, PA 15601 🎯 All ages | ✅ Confirmed — thewestmoreland.org The Westmoreland holds rotating American art exhibitions and is one of the premier cultural destinations in western PA. Note the Easter Sunday closure. Excellent rainy-day option for families earlier in the week. Free Public Tour on Saturday April 4 at 1:00 PM (see Free Events above). 💰 Adults $12 | Seniors $10 | Students/Youth (13–17) $6 | Children (12 and under) FREE | Members FREE (Verify current admission prices at thewestmoreland.org — these reflect recent pricing) 🔗 https://thewestmoreland.org/ 13. ⚠️ 33rd Annual Tastes of the Town — Ligonier Valley Historical Society (DATE CONFLICT — Verify Before Attending) 📅 ⚠️ AllEvents.in lists this as March 31, but Eventbrite and historical records show this event is traditionally held in mid-to-late April (past years: April 18, 20, etc.). The 2026 date is NOT confirmed as March 31. Do not attend based on the AllEvents.in listing alone. 📍 The Barn at Ligonier Valley, 1 Springer Road, Ligonier, PA 15658 🎯 Adults (food & fundraiser event) | ⚠️ Date unconfirmed for this window — contact compassinn.org This beloved annual epicurean fundraiser for the Ligonier Valley Historical Society features tastings from area restaurants, bakeries, and delis. Tickets typically sell out. BYOB. 💰 Members: ~$60 | Non-members: ~$65 (confirm pricing for 2026) 🔗 compassinn.org/signature-events | 724-238-6818 📋 ADDITIONAL NOTES FOR VISITORSWhat's Open This Week:
What's NOT Yet Open:
Easter Sunday (April 5) Tips: Many local restaurants and churches host Easter Sunday services, brunches, and community gatherings. Check local church websites for:
Recommended Verification Steps:
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Westmoreland Buzz is currently running a BOGO for Memorial Day & May sponsorships. When you purchase the month of May at the discounted rate, you will also get the month of June at no charge. The closing date for the available slots that are left is April 24, 2026. We would love to have you join us!!! |
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Here is the 7-day weather forecast for Greensburg, PA: Tuesday, March 31, 2026: High 74°F, Low 56°F, Partly Sunny
Wednesday, April 1, 2026: High 59°F, Low 41°F, Light Rain Thursday, April 2, 2026: High 49°F, Low 42°F, Light Rain Friday, April 3, 2026: High 56°F, Low 45°F, Light Rain Saturday, April 4, 2026: High 57°F, Low 46°F, Light Rain Sunday, April 5, 2026: High 59°F, Low 40°F, Showers Rain Monday, April 6, 2026: High 50°F, Low 36°F, Rain
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Westmoreland County has had a few encouraging new business stories lately, and they’re the kind that make a community feel a little more alive. From a long-awaited local restaurant dream in Latrobe to a hometown sandwich shop getting a fresh start in Greensburg, these openings are bringing new energy to familiar places. Latrobe: Terrapin BistroTerrapin Bistro opened Feb. 7 in Latrobe at the B&D Creekside Activity Center on Avenue B, giving the city a new bar-and-restaurant option with a Grateful Dead-inspired personality. Owner Richie Matsko said he’d wanted to own a restaurant since he was a kid, and the idea for Terrapin had been taking shape for years before he finally brought it to life.triblive What makes this spot feel especially local is the mix of personal touches and community flavor. Matsko has said he wants guests to feel welcome, and the menu reflects that spirit with playful dishes like the “Fast Eddie” smash burger and “Dark Star” salmon salad, plus artwork from local artists on the walls. If you’re looking for a place to try something new while supporting a neighbor’s longtime dream, this looks like a good one to put on the list.triblive Greensburg: Henry’s HoagiesDowntown Greensburg got a familiar favorite back in a new form when Henry’s Hoagies reopened under new ownership earlier this month. Michelle Maxson, a lifelong Greensburg resident, took over the sandwich shop after its brief closure, bringing decades of food-service experience and a clear love for the business.triblive Maxson plans to keep the shop’s neighborhood feel while adding a few of her own touches, including soups, side salads, Boar’s Head meats, and expanded bread choices. She also hopes to bring back coleslaw based on a recipe she learned as a teenager, which is exactly the kind of detail that makes a local business feel rooted in the community rather than dropped into it.triblive New Kensington: Evanly BakesOver in New Kensington, Evanly Bakes recently moved into a bigger spot at 945 Fifth Ave., a sign that the bakery’s following has grown enough to need more room. The shop offers gluten-free brownies, blondies, and cake jars, which gives the city another sweet stop with a distinctive niche.triblive This is the kind of small business news that quietly says a lot: people are finding the product, the business is growing, and a neighborhood is gaining another reason to stop downtown. If you live nearby and have a sweet tooth, this is a good local business to keep in mind.triblive Route 30 corridor: Tractor Supply in Lower BurrellA new Tractor Supply is expected to open this spring in the Kinloch section of Lower Burrell, with a soft opening planned for late March and a grand opening in mid-April. The store is going up next to Family Dollar on Greensburg Road and is expected to bring about 15 jobs to the area.triblive This one fills a very practical need for shoppers on the Route 30/Greensburg Road side of the county, especially folks looking for farm, garden, pet, and home-supply items without making a longer trip. The planned pet wash, garden center, and feed center make it feel more useful than just another chain store, and that should make it a welcome addition for nearby residents.triblive |
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Interesting Facts |
Westmoreland County, PA is the birthplace of both Fred Rogers, the creator and star of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, and Arnold Palmer, the famous golfer. |
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Local Shoutouts, Local Heroes, Local Causes, Fundraisers, and Volunteer Opportunities
🌟 Westmoreland Buzz Community NewsletterWeek of March 28, 2026Your weekly roundup of local good news, good people, and good causes! 🏆 LOCAL SHOUTOUTSHistory Heroes Honored: Westmoreland's Preservation Champions Take a BowBig congratulations are due this week! The Westmoreland Historical Society recently announced its 2026 recipients of the Arthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Awards — Fort Ligonier, the Westmoreland Museum of American Art, Rosalind L. Ashmun, and Dr. Millie Pipman will all be honored for their work preserving Westmoreland County history. These are the folks who make sure future generations know where we came from — what a deserving group! Key Details:
Show Off Your Westmoreland Pride — Photo Contest Still Open!Here's a fun one for all you shutterbugs out there. Westmoreland County is running an America250PA Photo Contest, with submissions accepted through May 1, 2026, offering cash prizes of $250 for first place, $150 for second, and $75 for third for non-employees. Think you've got a great shot of our parks, people, or places? Now's your chance to show it off AND win some cash! Key Details:
🦸 LOCAL HEROESKnow a First Responder Who Goes Above and Beyond? Nominate Them!This one hits close to home for a lot of us. Westmoreland County is currently inviting the public to nominate a local first responder for a Behavioral Health Award. Our police officers, firefighters, and EMS workers deal with so much — this is a chance to say thank you in a real, meaningful way. If someone in your community has shown exceptional care and compassion on the job, get their name in! Key Details:
🌿 LOCAL CAUSESTurning Orange Creeks Blue Again: Big Environmental Win for Our WaterwaysThis is the kind of long-term community win that deserves attention. Westmoreland County announced a partnership with the Turtle Creek Watershed Association to begin cleanup of the Irwin mine discharge — the first step in addressing the largest untreated abandoned mine discharge in Western Pennsylvania. For years, Brush Creek has run orange from polluted mine water, and this county-backed initiative is finally moving the needle. About 9 million gallons of polluted water a day currently flows into the creek — cleaning this up is a generational gift to our community. Key Details:
Arts Are Alive — Grant Money Available for Local NonprofitsIf you're part of a local arts nonprofit, listen up! The Westmoreland County Bureau of Parks and Recreation is offering grants to nonprofit organizations to support arts-related projects — including music, theater, dance, puppetry, and other performing and visual arts — with funding made possible by the Westmoreland County Commissioners. These grants are a great way to bring more culture and creativity to your neighborhood. Key Details:
💛 FUNDRAISERSMarch for Parks is THIS Weekend — Lace Up Those Sneakers!Mark your calendars — this is happening right now! The annual March for Parks fundraiser is taking place on Saturday, March 29, at Twin Lakes Park in Greensburg — that's tomorrow! What started 24 years ago with fewer than 100 participants has grown into a vital community tradition supporting the mission to sustain, preserve, and expand recreation resources in the county. Last year's event raised over $61,000 — let's keep that momentum going! Key Details:
🙋 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESWestmoreland Historical Society Needs You — Help Keep History Alive!If you love local history and want to give back, the Westmoreland Historical Society is always looking for helping hands. They're interested in people who'd like to serve as tour guides, assist with education programs, research for genealogy requests, organize their extensive collections, or help out in the Museum Gift Shop at Historic Hanna's Town. It's a great way to meet people and connect with Westmoreland County's rich heritage. Key Details:
Westmoreland Community Action — Your Skills Can Change LivesWestmoreland Community Action's goal is to help low-income people change their lives and make Westmoreland County a better place to live — and they can always use an extra hand, with most volunteer opportunities during working hours. Whether you can file paperwork, help with events, or just lend a hand where needed, every hour makes a difference. Key Details:
Have a story tip, shoutout, or community event to share? Reach out and let's spread some good news together. See you next week, Westmoreland! đź’™ |
Have a business opening, community event, local hero story or pet-related news to share? Email Us your updates for next week's newsletter! westmorelandbuzz@gmail.com |
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If you apply to adopt, please let the Humane Society know that you saw the listing in The Westmoreland Buzz Newsletter! Lilly's Story:Lilly is a two‑year‑old Micro Bully mix with a heart as big as her smile and enough energy to brighten even the busiest day. She adores people and soaks up attention, always greeting you with a happy, wiggly enthusiasm that makes you feel instantly loved. Pets and snuggles are her favorite, and she’s just as excited to head out for a walk—though she does tend to pull and will benefit from some leash‑manner practice. Interested in adopting? Please review our Adoption Procedures:
Action For Animals Inc. Humane SocietyLocation
386 Route 217 Latrobe, PA, 15650
Please give Winter the forever home she deserves!
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