Mt. Lebanon Municipality - Government

🚗 : A look back at the "Police Association/Rotary’s annual car show" in the early 2000s! The January/February 2004 issue of Mt. Lebanon Magazine noted that months of planning could be “wiped out by persistent drizzle.”

The Mt. Lebanon Commission is considering a $6 million bond issue this year to fund a few infrastructure improvements, including upgrades to Brafferton Field, turf and fence replacement at Clint Seymour and Middle fields and improved parking along Cedar Boulevard.

Find out more, link below!

As you may have seen over the weekend, Lebo's "cat show" was cancelled. Well, Mt. Lebanon Magazine decided to host a virtual cat show instead.

If you're a Mt. Lebanon resident with a feline friend who would like to be considered for the show, please leave a comment, send us a DM or email [email protected] to learn more.

For Fraiser and Norm, it was Cheers. For Rachel and friends, it was Central Perk. For the teens of Bayside High, it was The Max, and for Jerry Seinfeld, it was Monk’s Café.

In addition to the two places where most of daily life happens – home (the first) and school/work (the second) – almost everyone has a third place where they like to go to relax and connect.

LeboLife blogger Lindi Pastorius takes a look at some third places in Lebo and surrounding areas. Link in comments!