Friday December 2, 2011
6:15pm – 8:00pm
Munhall Borough Building
1900 West St
Munhall, PA 15120
6:15pm – 8:00pm
Munhall Borough Building
1900 West St
Munhall, PA 15120
Days till SV Christmas Parade
NORAD Tracks Santa
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Holiday Heritage Market
November 20 at 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area is sponsoring a Holiday Heritage Market at The Historic Pump House from 11 AM to 3 PM on November 20.
In its third year, this artisan market is a way for the national heritage area to spotlight and promote the diverse history of the Pittsburgh region. From ethnic artwork and crafts to traditional music and foods, there's sure to be something for everyone. Visitors can also take part in a "pick-a-prize" raffle featuring donated items from various vendors.
Proceeds from this event will go towards preservation of The Historic Pump Huse, which was the site of the 1892 Battle of Homestead.
The market is a great opportunity to do some holiday shopping, learn about The Historic Pump House and the culture of the Pittsburgh region, try new foods, and enjoy fun music! Hope to see you there!
Where: Pump House at the Waterfront, 880 E. Waterfront Drive, Munhall
For more information, please contact Bridget Bradley at bbradley@riversofsteel.com.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Holiday Heritage Market at The Pump House
Held 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 4
Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area Sponsors Holiday Heritage Market at Historic Pump House
(Homestead, Pa) – Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area is sponsoring a Holiday Heritage Market 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 4 at the Historic Pump House located in The Waterfront, a popular Pittsburgh area shopping district. In its second year, the ethnic artisan market is a way for the national heritage area to spotlight and promote the diverse history of the Pittsburgh region.
Free and open to the public, the event will include authentic, ethnic heritage art, such as Bulgarian-Macedonian pottery, Hungarian wood carvings, Native American beadwork and pre-colonial maps. Crafts representing the Pittsburgh region’s more recent green heritage include mosaic glassware, bottle cap jewelry and purses made from recycled materials, among others.
The event will also include a taste exploration of our region’s ethnic heritage with foods representing Greece, Hungary, Bulgaria-Macedonia and Carpo-Russyn. Soup samples will be available and other foods can be purchased. Planned art demonstrations include German sawdust carpets and German stained glass. In the afternoon, music will be provided by Joe Grkman, Jr., - of the award-winning Slovenian Polka band Grkmania, who play regularly at Hofbrauhaus in Pittsburgh’s Southside. Visitors can also take part in a Pick-a-Prize Auction, with chances to win items such as Bulgarian pottery and tickets to next year’s Irish Festival.
The event will be held at The Pump House, 880 E. Waterfront Drive, Munhall. The building is the historic site of the 1892 Battle of Homestead. Built in 1891, the structure was barely a year old when it took its place in history as the site of the infamous Battle of Homestead. On July 6, 1892 the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and the Pinkerton Guards hired by the Carnegie Steel Company clashed on the banks of the Monongahela River beneath the Pump House – now considered one of the most dramatic conflicts in American Labor history. Today the Pump House is the only brick structure that remains of United States Steel’s Homestead Works. Now under the auspices of Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area, the Pump House can be rented for private events.
For more information, please contact Sherris Moreira at 412.464.4060, ext. 46 or smoreira@riversofsteel.com.
Free and open to the public, the event will include authentic, ethnic heritage art, such as Bulgarian-Macedonian pottery, Hungarian wood carvings, Native American beadwork and pre-colonial maps. Crafts representing the Pittsburgh region’s more recent green heritage include mosaic glassware, bottle cap jewelry and purses made from recycled materials, among others.
The event will also include a taste exploration of our region’s ethnic heritage with foods representing Greece, Hungary, Bulgaria-Macedonia and Carpo-Russyn. Soup samples will be available and other foods can be purchased. Planned art demonstrations include German sawdust carpets and German stained glass. In the afternoon, music will be provided by Joe Grkman, Jr., - of the award-winning Slovenian Polka band Grkmania, who play regularly at Hofbrauhaus in Pittsburgh’s Southside. Visitors can also take part in a Pick-a-Prize Auction, with chances to win items such as Bulgarian pottery and tickets to next year’s Irish Festival.
The event will be held at The Pump House, 880 E. Waterfront Drive, Munhall. The building is the historic site of the 1892 Battle of Homestead. Built in 1891, the structure was barely a year old when it took its place in history as the site of the infamous Battle of Homestead. On July 6, 1892 the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and the Pinkerton Guards hired by the Carnegie Steel Company clashed on the banks of the Monongahela River beneath the Pump House – now considered one of the most dramatic conflicts in American Labor history. Today the Pump House is the only brick structure that remains of United States Steel’s Homestead Works. Now under the auspices of Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area, the Pump House can be rented for private events.
For more information, please contact Sherris Moreira at 412.464.4060, ext. 46 or smoreira@riversofsteel.com.
Visit the Center during the Steel Valley Christmas Parade
Bulgarian Macedonian National Educational & Cultural Center
Saturday, December 4 - 12:00 pm
Visit the BMNECC before and during the annual Steel Valley Christmas Parade, which starts at 12:00 pm in front of the West Homestead Police Station (456 West 8th Avenue) and travels along 8th Avenue through Homestead, ending in Munhall. The BMNECC will be serving coffee and selling soup from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, so stop by and warm up!
Saturday, December 4 - 12:00 pm
Visit the BMNECC before and during the annual Steel Valley Christmas Parade, which starts at 12:00 pm in front of the West Homestead Police Station (456 West 8th Avenue) and travels along 8th Avenue through Homestead, ending in Munhall. The BMNECC will be serving coffee and selling soup from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, so stop by and warm up!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Holiday parade lives on in the Steel Valley
With Homestead borough’s event planner and program director Denise Kelly retired, some thought there would be no Christmas parade in the Steel Valley this year.
Steel Valley residents should fear not as Homestead Mayor Betty Esper has stepped up as the coordinator of the Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade, planned for Saturday at noon.
Parade lineup will be at 11:15 a.m. along Forest Avenue in West Homestead. The parade will go from Forest Avenue down Eighth Avenue to end at Shop’n Save in Homestead for cookies and drinks.
“It’s very hard for someone to step in,” Esper said. “I’m using the lineup from last year. It’s like (Kelly) is helping us organize it.”
Kelly organized the parade for more than 15 years. Esper organized the parade before Kelly. Esper said the majority of the groups in the parade last year also signed up this year. U.S. Steel once again is sponsoring the parade and Santa Claus will be the grand marshal.
“It’s his parade,” Esper said. “Why shouldn’t he be grand marshal?”
The parade will begin with equipment from surrounding fire organizations.
It will include local mayors and other elected leaders. Homecoming queens from Steel Valley and West Mifflin Area high schools will precede their school’s bands. Other high school marching bands in attendance will be Westinghouse and Pittsburgh Oliver. KDKA’s traffic and transportation reporter Jim Lokay will be in the parade. Arrangements are still being worked out for a possible appearance by Steel Valley High School’s all-time leading rusher, tailback Delrece Williams.
The parade’s approximately 100 units will include local police departments and EMS companies, Scouts, clowns, stilt walkers, military organizations, dance groups, musical groups, puppeteers, costumed characters and antique cars.
There will be no prizes for window decorating or floats this year.
“The parade is important because it brings our three communities together along with our wonderful neighbors to celebrate the season,” parade committee member Colleen Fedor said.
Before and during the parade, there will be no parking in the 100-300 block of E. Eighth Avenue and the 100 block of W. Eighth Avenue. From approximately noon to1:30 p.m., motorists will not be able to cross the Homestead Grays Bridge or access Eighth Avenue in Homestead in any direction. Port Authority buses will be rerouted during that time.
Anyone who would like to participate in the parade should call 412-461-0667.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
WANTED, HISTORIC STEEL VALLEY CHRISTMAS PARADE COMMITTEE MEMBERS!
Individuals interested in helping to plan, organize, coordinate, and direct the best Christmas parade in the area, contact: Mayor Betty Esper (412) 461-1340
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year, with the kids jingle-belling and everyone telling you be of good cheer, it’s the most wonderful time of the year.”Who doesn’t agree with those lyrics? That is why planning is underway for the 2010 Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade. The Parade will be held on Saturday, December 4th at 12:00 noon.
Participant lineup will be at 11:15 a.m. in West Homestead on Forest Avenue (West Homestead Police Station). The Parade will travel along 8th Avenue from West Homestead, through Homestead and end in Munhall. The Parade route is approximately one mile of level roadway.
Refreshments will be available after the Parade at Shop ‘n Save.
We would like to encourage your organization’s participation in this spectacular tradition. Your organization could create a float or march in the parade. Every group has something to offer and share. ‘Tis the season.
If you have any questions, you may contact Cindy Alexander at 412-461-1340 x 101. You may also contact us by e-mail at homesteadborough@comcast.net.
The Mayors of Homestead, Betty Esper, Munhall, Ray Bodnar and West Homestead, John Dindak thank you in advance for your support of the Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Decorated Window Contest & Christmas Parade Float Winners
Immediately after sunset on the day before the parade, our judges canvassed 8th. Avenue searching for the "Best Decorated Storefront". The winner, by unanimous decision, was Tracy's Place, located at 219 E 8th. Ave. Tracy's received the Judges top scores for the talent and effort put into the overall display. There was a tie for second place between long time favorites, Penn Automotive and The Steel Valley Family Center. It was apparent to all of the judges that the effort and creativity keeps getting better and better each year.
The Decorated Window Contest was incredible, stated one judge! There were more participants than ever before, once again verifying that our business district is making a rebound. During this holiday season please take notice and stop in the businesses that are making a difference in our hometown. They include, Mr. Lees Hardware Store, Extreme Restoration, A&B Donut, Magistrate Torkowsky's Office, The Outerskin, Computer Goo Roos, MDL Insurance, Valencia's Party Balloon, Mon Valley Initiative, Shirley's Beauty Shop,Headstart, Home Cooking by Donna, Annex Cookery, Tin Front Cafe, Blemah Doo's, Retro on Eighth, The Black Mountain Spirit School of Chinese Kung Fu, Dreamz, Cricket, Duke's Upper Deck, Waterfront Embroidery, Avis Rent a Car, and Homestead Monument Works.
It was a beautiful Night in the Steel Valley. The Bridge Manger Scene was lit by the North Star, most of the wreaths on 8th Ave were glowing and the entire SV was still humming tunes from the Munhall & West Homestead Light up Night celebrations.
Volunteer judges for the window Decorating Contest were Former Barrett Elementary School Principal Doris Hyde, Vincent Guierie the General Manager of the Best Buy Waterfront Store, and Brenda Washington O'Neil, Homestead resident.
Newcomers to the Historic Steel Valley Parade, Walmart (West Mifflin) took top honors for their float dedicated to raising funds for the Children's Miracle Network. There was also a tie for second place, between, Eldercrest Nursing Home and the Steel Valley Family Center sharing the honors. The Boy and Girl Scout floats were great depictions of their scouting experiences. The floats from the local social service groups and local banks exhibited their loyalty to not just their costumers, but also to the Steel Valley area. The tributes to two of our beloved Steel Valley mentors was touching, as was the depiction of Michael Jackson. Some of the characters especially DORA, Cookie Monster and Elmo stole the show. The children were running into the street to hug each one of them. Our local Waterfront restaurants, Chick Fil a, Fuddruckers, and Eat n Park were there to help us celebrate.
The local bands were fantastic! Leading the Parade was our award winning Steel Valley Band. The beautiful holiday music and the marching provided a wonderful show of its own. The Oliver High School Band was small but mighty, with a beautiful sound and talented marchers. The West Mifflin Band, which stretched an entire city block, filled the streets with blue and gold colors and exciting holiday sounds. The Joyful Twirlers, the Duquesne -West Mifflin Boys and Girls Club, the Braddock YMCA-UPMC Steppers and Mary Ann's Dance Company showed us delightful moves as they performed in front of the reviewing stand.
It was also gratifying to see so many business represented either by a vehicle or walkers. A parade is just not a parade without our National Colors, so thanks to the Catholic War Veterans, WM R.O.T.C. and the United Sates Army. And last but not least, we had the real Santa Claus as the Parade Marshal. Mark your calendars now to join us in our celebration during the December 4, 2010 Historic Steel Valley Holiday Parade.
PS check out more photographs in the Valley Mirror and a full page Monday, December 7th edition of the McKeesport Daily News.
Happy Holidays
The Decorated Window Contest was incredible, stated one judge! There were more participants than ever before, once again verifying that our business district is making a rebound. During this holiday season please take notice and stop in the businesses that are making a difference in our hometown. They include, Mr. Lees Hardware Store, Extreme Restoration, A&B Donut, Magistrate Torkowsky's Office, The Outerskin, Computer Goo Roos, MDL Insurance, Valencia's Party Balloon, Mon Valley Initiative, Shirley's Beauty Shop,Headstart, Home Cooking by Donna, Annex Cookery, Tin Front Cafe, Blemah Doo's, Retro on Eighth, The Black Mountain Spirit School of Chinese Kung Fu, Dreamz, Cricket, Duke's Upper Deck, Waterfront Embroidery, Avis Rent a Car, and Homestead Monument Works.
It was a beautiful Night in the Steel Valley. The Bridge Manger Scene was lit by the North Star, most of the wreaths on 8th Ave were glowing and the entire SV was still humming tunes from the Munhall & West Homestead Light up Night celebrations.
Volunteer judges for the window Decorating Contest were Former Barrett Elementary School Principal Doris Hyde, Vincent Guierie the General Manager of the Best Buy Waterfront Store, and Brenda Washington O'Neil, Homestead resident.
Newcomers to the Historic Steel Valley Parade, Walmart (West Mifflin) took top honors for their float dedicated to raising funds for the Children's Miracle Network. There was also a tie for second place, between, Eldercrest Nursing Home and the Steel Valley Family Center sharing the honors. The Boy and Girl Scout floats were great depictions of their scouting experiences. The floats from the local social service groups and local banks exhibited their loyalty to not just their costumers, but also to the Steel Valley area. The tributes to two of our beloved Steel Valley mentors was touching, as was the depiction of Michael Jackson. Some of the characters especially DORA, Cookie Monster and Elmo stole the show. The children were running into the street to hug each one of them. Our local Waterfront restaurants, Chick Fil a, Fuddruckers, and Eat n Park were there to help us celebrate.
The local bands were fantastic! Leading the Parade was our award winning Steel Valley Band. The beautiful holiday music and the marching provided a wonderful show of its own. The Oliver High School Band was small but mighty, with a beautiful sound and talented marchers. The West Mifflin Band, which stretched an entire city block, filled the streets with blue and gold colors and exciting holiday sounds. The Joyful Twirlers, the Duquesne -West Mifflin Boys and Girls Club, the Braddock YMCA-UPMC Steppers and Mary Ann's Dance Company showed us delightful moves as they performed in front of the reviewing stand.
It was also gratifying to see so many business represented either by a vehicle or walkers. A parade is just not a parade without our National Colors, so thanks to the Catholic War Veterans, WM R.O.T.C. and the United Sates Army. And last but not least, we had the real Santa Claus as the Parade Marshal. Mark your calendars now to join us in our celebration during the December 4, 2010 Historic Steel Valley Holiday Parade.
PS check out more photographs in the Valley Mirror and a full page Monday, December 7th edition of the McKeesport Daily News.
Happy Holidays
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
The 2009 Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade Line-Up
Saturday December 5, 2009 12 Noon
1 FIRE TRUCKS
2
3
4 Homestead Police Department/ Council Members Judge Mike Marmo
5 MUNHALL WEST HMSTD PD'S/Council members
5A
6
7 GUMMY KNIGHT EXPRESS
8 State Rep Bill Kortz
9
10 TV personalities - WTAE
11 CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS
12 BEST BUY The Geek Squad
13 STEEL VALLEY BAND
14 STEEL VALLEY QUEEN
15
16
17 SYRIAN CLOWNS: DR. CUDDLES
18
20 FROGGY 98.3
21 Eldercrest Nursing Facility
22 TROOP 50681/Daisy & Girl Scouts
23
24 STEEL VALLEY CHAMBER
25 STEEL VALLEY ROTARY
26 STATE FARM Insurance & Bear
27 JOYFUL TWIRLERS,
28
29 MACEY, BOB
30 REP.MARC. GERGELY
31 FITZGERALD, RICH
32 COSTA, JAY
33 W.M. CUB SCOUTS PACK # 31
34 W.M.BROWNIE TRP. 188
36 David Doyle Stilt
37 COMMUNITY OF CRUCIFIED ONE
38 IMPROV COMEDY CLUB/Brian linsinbigler
39 HOMESTEAD DUNKIN DONUT
40 Macy's
41
42 BARRET AND
43 LIL BO PEEP/Mistress Mary/Raggedy Ann & Andy
44 Boy Scout Troop Pack 15
45 Young Preservationist
46 MAPS
47
48 KNIGHTS BARBER SHOP
49 PROPEL SCHOOLS
50
51 TRI BORO FCU
52
53 Duquesne -
54 Puppets on Parade
55 KELLY'S TRUCK(Clifford the Big Red Dog)
57 Greg the Can Man
58
59 HARMONY CLUB OF
60 CHICK-FIL-A/Lowes Home Improvement
61 Homestead District Lions Club
62 St.Theresa's Cheerleaders/Basketball Team
63 KENNYWOOD TROLLEY
65
66 TURTLE CREEK MH/MR
67 MUSA
68 Daisy TROOP 50522 ANN ASHLEY
69 Guardian Storage
70 BENNETT,
71 KEN FISHER ANTIQUE CAR
72 MULLIGANS
73 Michael
74
75 STRONG WOMEN/STRONG GIRLS
76 BLACK MNT. Spirt sch chinese kung/fu
77 Waterfront Christian Church Float
78 MCDONALDS
79 PANDA BEAR
80 WALMART
81 MARY ANN & COMPANY DANCE
82 Lloyds Antique Cars
83 MCGRUFF CRIME DOG
84 STEAK AND SHAKE
85 TRANSITIONAL SERVICES
86
87 GIANT EAGLE
88 ELMO/ COOKIE MONSTER- Carrying Banner
89 Fuddruckers
90 STILTS Uncle Sam
91 Carnegie Library of Homestead
92 SAND CASTLE DUNKIN THE DRAGON
93 Steel Valley COG
94 REB ROBIN RESTAURANT
95 Syrian Sidewinders
96 YMCA UPMC_TRI_BORO STEPPERS
97 Wendys
98 HOMESTEAD PARK UMC
99 West Mifflin Homecoming Queen-
100 WEST MIFFLIN HIGH "THUNDER BAND"
101 DJ Sean
102 HOMESTEAD DEMOCRATS
103 SALVATION ARMY CANTEEN/FLOAT
104 EAT-N-PARK SMILEY COOKIE
105 HORSES
106 Beginning With Books
107 SANTA
108 RALPHS
Sunday, September 27, 2009
2009 Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade
Planning is underway for the 2009 Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade. Once again we are proud to have United States Steel as our major sponsor. Many new additions (and more to come) have been added to this year’s event which will be held on Saturday, December 5th at 12:00 noon. Participant lineup is 11:15 AM in West Homestead on Forest Avenue (West Homestead Police Station). The Parade travels along 8th Ave. from West Homestead to Munhall; which is approximately one mile of level roadway.
Refreshments will be available before the Parade at the Bulgarian (BMNECC) Hall across from the W. Homestead Station. After the Parade free refreshments will be served at the Rainbow Kitchen and Shop n Save. The Tin Front Café is open on 8th for specialty coffees. Fuddruckers, Chick-Fil-A and other Waterfront Restaurants will be offering delicious specials. Don’t miss the shopping opportunities at the Waterfront and on 8th Avenue as well!
Bands and marching units participating will be vying for a cash prize and certificates for the most outstanding unit. Once again we will offer a $500.00 prize for the “best” creative float. Wouldn't that be a wonderful way to make a donation to your favorite charity or to raise money for your group? Any organization can enter a float or if you aren’t a creative float maker, just march in the Parade. We are looking for creativity and uniqueness in this year’s Parade. Your participation in this years Parade will be a great way to kick off your holiday season. So put your ingenuity to work and join us in this year’s 2009 Parade.
E-mail us at homesteadwns@aol.com by November 9th so that we can add your organization to the 2009 HISTORIC STEEL VALLEY CHRISTMAS PARADE.
Denise M. Kelly,
Organizer for Betty Esper, Homestead Mayor,
Ray Bodnar, Munhall Mayor
& John Dindak, W. Homestead Mayor
Bands and marching units participating will be vying for a cash prize and certificates for the most outstanding unit. Once again we will offer a $500.00 prize for the “best” creative float. Wouldn't that be a wonderful way to make a donation to your favorite charity or to raise money for your group? Any organization can enter a float or if you aren’t a creative float maker, just march in the Parade. We are looking for creativity and uniqueness in this year’s Parade. Your participation in this years Parade will be a great way to kick off your holiday season. So put your ingenuity to work and join us in this year’s 2009 Parade.
E-mail us at homesteadwns@aol.com by November 9th so that we can add your organization to the 2009 HISTORIC STEEL VALLEY CHRISTMAS PARADE.
Denise M. Kelly,
Organizer for Betty Esper, Homestead Mayor,
Ray Bodnar, Munhall Mayor
& John Dindak, W. Homestead Mayor
Monday, September 14, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
2009 Parade Update
Steel Valley businesses, churches and organizations
Revitalization of the SteelValley continues to make great strides throughout our communities. Many of the buildings and businesses on "TheAvenues" havebeen sold and are being refurbished with new commercial ventures and loft apartments.
The goal is to continue to focus attention to "The Avenues" by highlighting many of the special events that occur right here in our home towns. It is never too early to begin preparations for the 2009 Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade, which will be held on Saturday, December 5, 2009 at noon. The Parade truly is a display of the numerous non-profits, retail and food businesses as well as the churches and musician that are eager to showcasetheir wide variety of talents . New suggestions or to volunteer call Denise Kelly at 412-462-7272.
We are once again asking for your participation in this year's event. If you are an Avenues merchant (6th, 7th & 8th & side streets), please start creatively thinking about your storefront decorations. Every year a $300.00 prize is awarded to the Best Decorated Storefront. Along those same lines, we will be awarding the Best Decorated Float a $500.00 prize. This is also an opportunity to have special sales, raffles or just highlight your business.
DID YOU KNOW? A few revitalization projects underway include:
· Refurbishing of the old Half Brothers Building to lofts/restaurant
· Interest from Aldi’s (super market) in the Bev-o-maticBuilding and lots
· New Mostly Mod- Retro Furniture store in 200 block
· Refurbished gas station and convenience store on 8th. Ave.
· Steel Valley Family Center relocating to 300 block of8th Ave
· Indoor parking for the Outer Skin Boutique
· New coffee shop in the 200 block - Tin Front Cafe
· New certified City Tattoo Parlor
· Refurbished children’s room at Carnegie Library of Homestead
· Addition to the Barrett Elementary School
· Redevelopment of intersections on 7th Ave & 8th Ave
· Blue Dust Bar and Restaurant Opened- corner of 6th & Amity
· Business Breakfast for all area businesses at Bulgarian-Macedonia Hall on October 14th; more information to follow soon
Denise Kelly
Borough of Homestead
412-462-7272
Sunday, July 19, 2009
The 2009 Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade
We are currently planning the 2009 Historic Steel Valley Christmas Parade and this year we hope to have the best Parade ever!
We want you and your business to participate in the areas largest Christmas parade.
As always, the 2009 Parade is the first Saturday in December, December 5th and it begins at 12:00 noon.
The participant’s lineup area is on
Any organization can enter a float or if you aren’t a creative float maker, just march in the Parade. This is an excellent way of advertising your business or organization as there are hundreds of people in attendance at our Parade.
We are looking for creativity and uniqueness in this year’s Parade, so spice it up! Participants are then invited to enjoy refreshments which will be served at the end of the Parade in the Shop n ‘Save parking lot on
Don’t miss the shopping opportunities at the Waterfront after the Parade too!
Your participation in this years Parade will be a great way to kick off your holiday season. So put your creativity to work and join us in this year’s 2009 Parade.
Denise M. Kelly, Organizer on behalf of Betty Esper, Mayor of Homestead, Ray Bodnar, Mayor of Munhall and John Dindak, Mayor of West Homestead
(412-462-7272)
WE WANT YOU!
TO BE PART OF THE HISTORIC STEEL VALLEY CHRISTMAS PARADE COMMITTEE
Individuals interested in helping to plan, organize, coordinate, and direct the best Christmas parade in the area, can contact : Denise Kelly at (412) 462-7272 or EMAIL: homesteadwns@aol.com
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