Kids Fest 2018

Sunday, March 11, 2018

SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 2018 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. WASHINGTON CROWN CENTER

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Why Peoples Gas supports Kids Fest Peoples Gas is proud to partner with the Observer Publishing Company and be one of the 2018 sponsors for Kids Fest in Washington County. Every year, we sponsor more than 200 community events throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania. Firstly, as a company we feel it is our moral obligation to support the many communities we serve. But the reasoning behind our efforts runs very deeply. We constantly question ourselves about where our resources can do the most good.

Typically, our funding of community initiatives falls into two broad categories. We attempt to serve both basic human needs and economic development. We do this because we realized long ago that we are deeply integrated with our community and the health of our community enables our company to be healthier. We’re all in this together, customers, communities and our employees. In basic human needs, we support organizations like the Salvation Army, food banks, United Way, youth initiatives, volunteer fire departments and many others. In economic development, we support a number of start-up incubator efforts, job creation initiatives, job training initiatives and new market development projects.

We also support county fairs, ongoing community venues, events like Kids Fest, and other events that all fall under the broad definition of tourism and visitor activities.

Tourism is a multi-billion-dollar industry in Southwestern Pennsylvania, and this industry is multi-layered.

It ranges from some of the nation’s largest sports teams and venues to relatively small, grassroots events that so often help define the unique character of the 18 Pennsylvania counties we serve. Tourism and community venues enhance the value of life with-

in their respective communities and draw in visitors from adjacent areas. Washington County is certainly unique and diversified.

Kids Fest is one of its showplaces, and not just for the day of the event.

On the surface, its single day of activities might seem to be overshadowed with some of the county’s other attractions. Washington is blessed with an abundance of excellent golf courses, colleges, lakes and recreational areas, covered bridges and even Meadowcroft, one of America’s most important archaeological sites. But the publicity of Kids Fest reaches far beyond the walls of Washington Crown Center, and it carries a very special message.

Its publicity sends out some extremely positive information about the county and the people who live there. It says Washington County is a place for families and growth. It cares for kids.

This is a message that resonates with people at very deep, emotional levels.

It’s also one of the great truths about economic development. Economic development is about more than money and development of commercial and residential real estate; it’s about strengthening families.

Kids Fest offers a free day of fun and creative activities for children. This type of family activity may be among the most basic needs that any community can provide. It’s a basic need we recognize and support along with food security, heating security in winter, educational needs and environmental initiatives. It also highlights a whole range of local vendors and businesses, thus supporting traditional economic development. A quick glance at these businesses shows that among others, they are electrical contractors, a health system, auto companies, a moving company, real estate company, lumber company … the list goes on.

What it demonstrates is that an entire community recognizes and is involved

with its children.

That an entire community is so involved may be one of the strongest possible statements that the people who live there are looking to its future.

At Peoples, we also have to look to the future. Like Washington County, we have to embrace what we’ve accomplished. We don’t have the deep history of the county; we only go back 135 years. Washington County goes back centuries further. But in our company’s 135 years of existence, we feel we’ve accomplished a lot together. The future is where we are both headed. The children of Washington have a bright future. There are new sources of energy uniquely centered in Washington County and new ways to use that energy in environmentally friendly ways.

We’re entering an era of new technologies and new jobs. At Peoples, we’re looking at new technologies like combined heat and power and natural gas fuel cells. Both of these technologies use natural gas more cleanly than ever before and help customers reduce their energy costs.

So, like Washington County, we’re invested in the future. It’s a dynamic region and we are fully part of it. And we support the kids at Kids Fest for all the above reasons and for another very important one – we realize that the kids there on March 17 jumping around in the inflatable fun zone and rushing about together in a dozen different games will very possibly be some of our future employees and company leaders.

Barry Kukovich

Director of community relations, Peoples Gas

Schedule of events • Meet Giggles, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

• Doc Dixon Magic Show @ Main Stage, 11 a.m.-noon • Ulta Beauty Mommy and Me Glam Corner, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

• Meet and Greet with Princesses, noon-1 p.m.

• Wild World of Animals, 1 p.m.-2 p.m.

• Kid’s Style Show and Moschetta’s Performing Arts Dance Performance, 2-2:30 p.m.

• Storytime with Frank Sarris Public Library, 2:30-3 p.m.

• Wild World of Animals, 3-4 p.m.

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Family Friendly Events by week

Presented by Canonsburg-McMurray-Washington Macaroni Kid Courtesy Heather Stitt, publisher

Highlights for the Week of March 11 KIDS FEST at Washington Crown Center, Washington ST. PATRICK'S OVER THE RAINBOW STORYTIME at Peters Township Public Library, Peters Township FRANK SARRIS PUBLIC LIBRARY FAMILY NIGHT at Frank Sarris Public Library, Canonsburg FAMILY NIGHT OUT at Goldfish Swim School, McMurray PUBLIC SKATE at Printscape Arena, Southpointe MAPLE SUGARING - SUGARBUSH TOUR & BREAKFAST at Mingo Creek Park, Nottingham CECIL TOWNSHIP EASTER EGG HUNT at Cecil Park, Cecil

Highlights for the Week of March 18 CELEBRATION OF FRED ROGERS' BIRTHDAY at Children's Museum of Pittsburgh with FREE ADMISSSION, North Side FREE ADMISSION SUNDAYS at the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History, Oakland STATION SQUARE FAMILY FUNFEST Station Square EASTER FUN at Trax Farms, Finleyville THE BUNNY TROLLEY at Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, Washington EASTER EGG HUNT at Peters Township Library, Peters Township HIP-HOPPIN' SPRING FLING EVENT at South Hills Village, Bethel Park EASTER EGG DECORATING at Williams Sonoma, The Galleria of Pittsburgh, Mt. Lebanon BUNNY HOP at Peters Township Recreation Center, Venetia EGG SCRAMBLE at Peters Township Recreation Center, Venetia NORTH STRABANE TOWNSHIP EASTER EGG HUNT at North Strabane Park, North Strabane EASTER EGG HUNT at Simmons Farm, McMurray, will begin Friday, March 23, and be open every day until Saturday, March 31.

Highlights for the Week of March 25 EASTER FUN at Trax Farms, Finleyville

EASTER EGG HUNT at Simmons Farm, McMurray DUQUESNE LIGHT COMMUNITY DAY at The Carnegie Science Center, North Shore THE BUNNY TROLLEY at Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, Washington EASTER EGG HUNT at Peters Township Public Library, Peters Township EGG-CELLENT EGG HUNT at Carnegie Museums of Natural History CANONSBURG BOROUGH ANNUAL TOWN PARK EASTER EGG HUNT at Town Park, Canonsburg CHARTIERS TOWNSHIP EGG HUNT at Allison Pavilion, Chartiers BENTLEYVILLE EGG HUNT at Richardson Park, Bentleyville For a full listing of Easter Activities please visit the Macaroni Kid Easter Activities Guide.

Highlights for April 2018 April 7 - FREE CPR CLASSES at the Armory Youth Center, Canonsburg April 14 - ONE DAY DANCE CAMP at Kickline Dance Center, Lawrence April 17 - LEARN TO PLAY BASKETBALL FOR FREE DAY at Printscape Arena, Southpointe April 17 - TRY VOLLEYBALL FOR FREE DAY at Printscape Arena, Southpointe April 19 - FAMILY SCAVENGER HUNT at Mingo Creek Park, Nottingham April 25 - EVENING ARCHERY at Mingo Creek Park, Nottingham

Highlights for May 2018 May 2 - SPORTOPIA OPEN HOUSE at Printscape Arena, Southpointe May 2 & 5 - LEARN TO SKATE OPEN HOUSE at Printscape Arena, Southpointe May 17 - EVENING PADDLE at Cross Creek Park, Avella May 18 - FRIDAY NIGHT FLICKS at Peterswood Park, Venetia May 18 - FAMILY CAMPOUT at Mingo Creek Park, Nottingham May 20 - FREE ADMISSION SUNDAYS at the Carnegie Museums of Art and Natural History, Oakland

May 23 - HOMESCHOOLERS GROUP at Peters Township Public Library, Peters Township

Highlights for Summer 2018:

May 27 & July 4 – FISH FOR FREE DAYS at all Pennsylvania Waterways June 10 – WASHINGTON WILD THINGS PRINCESS NIGHT at Washington Wild Things Park, Washington June 12 - LEARN TO PLAY BASKETBALL FOR FREE DAY at Printscape Arena, Southpointe June 12 - TRY VOLLEYBALL FOR FREE DAY at Printscape Arena, Southpointe June 1-10 - THREE RIVERS ART FESTIVAL Downtown Pittsburgh June 9 & 10 - TRAX FARMS STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL at Trax Farms, Finleyville June 14 - CAMPFIRE JAM NIGHT at Mingo Creek Park, Nottingham June 16 - ANNUAL TENNIS FUN DAY at Peters Township Recreation Department Tennis Center, McMurray June 21 - BRING A SNOWBALL AND CHOOSE THE AMOUNT YOU TO PAY ON THE SUMMER SOLSTICE at Carnegie Science Center, North Shore June 30 - PETERS TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY DAY at Peterswood Park, Venetia July 1 - WASHINGTON WILD THINGS SUPERHERO NIGHT at Washington Wild Things Park, Washington July 8 - WASHINGTON WILD THINGS FAITH & FAMILY NIGHT at Washington Wild Things Park, Washington July 15 - WASHINGTON WILD THINGS DISNEY NIGHT at Washington Wild Things Park, Washington July 20 - TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE DAY at Printscape Arena, Southpointe August 4 - NORTH STRABANE COMMUNITY DAY at North Strabane Township Park, North Strabane August 5 - WASHINGTON WILD THINGS STAR WARS NIGHT at Washington Wild Things Park, Washington August 26 - WASHINGTON WILD THINGS FAN APPRECIATION NIGHT at Washington Wild Things Park, Washington More events are being added continually.

Please check the Macaroni Kid Calendar each week to find your family fun at canonsburg.macaronikid.com.

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“Home is Where the Heart is…”

Caring Mission Home Care and TCM Home Health provide a solutions for in-home services to keep your loved one at home throughout aging or recovery process from a surgery or illness. The company services Washington, Fayette, Greene and Allegheny counties. Whether your loved one is looking for rehabilitation services or long-term care, Caring Mission provides individualized services that promote independence and well-being while monitoring, caring for and evaluating clients.

Our Areas of Expertise Caring Mission Home Care Personal Care Personal Assistance Housekeeping Services Medication Management Hospice Care (non-medical) Meal Preparation Transportation (Dr’s Appt., etc.)

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TCM Home Health Skilled Nursing - IV Therapy - Chemo Takedowns - Wound Management - Disease Management - Telehealth Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Speech Therapy & Home Health Aide

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Visit us on the Web: www.thecaringmission.com

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Paying it forward Children’s Consignment Corner sales will benefit the Washington City Mission

BY FRANCESCA SACCO Kids Fest is Washington County’s largest family-friendly event. The day is chock-full of live entertainment, an inflatable fun zone, sports and fitness areas, health and wellness zones and now, a children’s consignment corner.

It’s the perfect place to pick up gently used children’s items like clothes, toys and furniture without breaking the bank.

And while it’s a great addition for families, it will have an even bigger impact on the Washington community. A portion of the consignment fees will be donated to the Washington City Mission, and local business and event sponsor All Ways Moving and Storage has donated its services to deliver any unwanted items from the sale to the City Mission following the event.

Johanna Hoyt, All Ways Moving and Storage owner, says selecting the City Mission as the Kids Fest Consignment Corner’s nonprofit beneficiary was the right move.

“Without the support of the community members and local businesses, the City Mission would not be able to provide recovery and independence to those who have been displaced within our community,” she says. “Your donations to the City Mission will help provide hope and recovery for those in our community who struggle with providing warmth and nutrition for themselves and their families.”

Founded in 1941, the City Mission strives to provide compassionate care and life recovery to struggling members of the community. Services include meals, the Hidden Treasures Thrift Store, the ANSYS Career Training and Education Center, Samaritan care, permanent housing support and

medical care. The City Mission also runs shelters for men, women, women with children, and veterans.

Sara Lindsay, director of community programs at the City Mission, says community members tend to associate the mission solely with their shelter programs, and are rarely aware of their food pantry and community programs that are available to low-income families and individuals. Exposure and assistance from donors and volunteers

makes the difference.

“The City Mission exists to serve individuals who face overwhelming barriers – like mental health concerns, addictions and physical limitations.

We provide everything from food, shelter and clothing to counseling, case management, classes, career services and spiritual development,” says Leah Dietrich, director of residential programs. “But we simply can’t reach that goal alone – donors and volunteers help us provide the services that

we offer to our clients, but we also rely heavily on support from partnering community organizations. Our hope is that together we can help our clients move to independence and sustain their foundations with all of the resources that are available.”

You can browse the Kids Fest Consignment Corner from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Saturday, March 17 at the Washington Crown Center in the former American Eagle space. n

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ELECTRICAL SAFETY TIPS For Kids

NEVER stick fingers, toys or other objects into an electrical outlet.

You might get hurt by electricity.

Electricity is helpful. It provides energy that we use to light our homes and operate lots of other things.

But electricity can also be dangerous.

Lots of people are hurt each year in electrical accidents. We could avoid the accidents by following these simple safety tips...

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NEVER place a hair-dryer, radio or other electronics near the bathtub or shower. Electricity and water are dangerous partners!

NEVER pull a plug from an outlet by its cord. Electricity could jump from the cord and give you a nasty zap.

NEVER place your drinks on top of your video games or other electronics. They could easily spill, and get you zapped by electricity.

NEVER climb trees near power lines. You might touch one by mistake and get zapped.

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Anytime you need to use something that needs electricity, ask an adult for help! Remember, you can never be too safe!

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Virtual visits WHS Virtual Care is just one more way that Washington Health System is providing patient-centered care to the surrounding community Washington Health System has been making great advancements by adopting new technology, particularly when that technology helps to make life easier and healthier for their patients. From their new stateof-the-art simulation education center, to handy smartphone apps, the health system is making it easier than ever to connect their patients with the best healthcare available.

On Jan.1, WHS introduced an app that could possibly change the way you receive health care, all from your phone or computer. WHS Virtual Care allows you visit with a doctor at virtually any time of day and from any location. If you have an illness or injury that doesn’t require an emergency room visit, but is urgent enough to need immediate care, you can quickly log into the app and speak with a board-certified doctor.

The process is simple. You can download the free and convenient app right from your smartphone’s store or marketplace. For those who don’t have a smartphone, the same program will be available via the WHS website. WHS recommends that you download the app and complete the quick registration process before you need care. Setting up your profile takes roughly 20 minutes and will provide the doctor with your background and health information so he or she is better able to diagnose you and recommend treatment.

Your virtual visit will allow you to talk with a doctor, face-to-face, using your phone, tablet or computer’s builtin camera. If you don’t have video capabilities, an online chat function is also available. The doctor will be able to

diagnose, recommend treatment and even prescribe medication. Your primary care doctor does not need to be a WPG primary care doctor to utilize the app.

WHS anticipates that the app will be incredibly useful for anyone who suffers from an urgent but non-emergency ailment like a sore throat, rash, earache, sinus infection, fever or cough. Instead of spending hours in an urgent care waiting room, or waiting days for an appointment with your family doctor, you can log in from the comfort of home, or wherever you happen to be. This is partic-

ularly convenient for busy parents, late-night illnesses and unexpected sickness during travel and vacations.

The app also contains several features that increase its functionality. Patients have the ability to upload a photo and send it to the doctor for examination. You also have the capability to add another person on the line during the doctor visit. This function is great for students who are away at college and would like their parents to be able to sit in on the visit. Parents are able to add dependents or children under their main account, allowing for the easy selection of pediatric care. It’s also a

convenient tool for the elderly. A family member can attend the visit with them and everyone can stay in the comfort of their own home.

Because the service is fee-based, patients are not required to have health insurance. Payment is made online, and is often less than an urgent care co-payment. Wait times vary, but the virtual waiting allows you to see the number of patients ahead of you, view videos and other educational health information, and you can even exit the app and receive a notification when the doctor is available to see you. n

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Enter to Win a Princess Cottage Exclusively at:

Saturday, March 17th Washington Crown Center 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. www.kidsfestpa.com

You can only enter to win at Kids Fest!

Donate a new pair of pajamas for children in need - ages infant to 12 years-old for five additional entries to win!

Donations will benefit the City Mission. courtesy of

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“A Lifetime of Memories”

Lilliput Town Center Visit our indoor play village at Lilliput Towne Center, in Waterdam Plaza, McMurray for fun imaginative play.

Or have us host your Private Birthday Party! Roll out the hose in our Firehouse, primp in our Salon, care for your furry friend in our Vet’s Office, work on the fix-up car in our Service Station, and more!

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Weekends when available, call ahead.

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