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In brief: Millers Run Road reopens, pop-up shop and more around Bridgeville, South Fayette

Tribune-Review
| Monday, October 19, 2020 12:01 a.m.
Katie Green | Tribune-Review
A portion of Millers Run Road in South Fayette will be closed Nov. 11-21 and Dec. 1-20 for maintenance of a railroad structure that runs overhead.

Millers Run Road between Sygan Road and Presto-Sygan Road in South Fayette reopened Oct. 13 but will close again Nov. 11-21 and Dec. 1-20.

The closure dates (originally Oct. 1-Nov. 1) have changed because of delays in acquiring parts for railroad work.

The official detour uses Route 50 east and west. No traffic will be permitted to drive through the closure zone. Sygan Road and Presto-­Sygan Road will remain accessible to and from Millers Run Road.

Railroad crews will be performing maintenance work to the railroad structure above Millers Run Road.

South Fayette Township is not involved in the work.

Pop-up shop planned

Kid’s Closet Connection will host a holiday sales event Nov. 4-8 at Western Allegheny Community Library, 181 Bateman Road, Oakdale.

Parking is free, masks are required and cash and credit cards are accepted. For more information, visit kidscloset.biz/swpittsburgh.

South Fayette offering jack-o-lantern contest

South Fayette is hosting a virtual jack-o-lantern contest.

Post a picture of your creation to either Facebook, Twitter or Instagram with #SFJackolantern through Oct. 30. The post with the most likes/loves will win a $50 Amazon gift card.

Bridgeville offers leaf collection

Bridgeville Public Works crews will be collecting leaves through the beginning of December.

Leaves must be swept into piles at the curb, and no other yard waste — such as sticks or debris — can be in the piles. For more information, and the schedule, visit bridgevilleboro.com.

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Storyteller to share spooky tales

Join storyteller Alan Irvine at 7 p.m. Oct. 23 for an evening of ghost stories in the Lost Souls of Fairview Cemetery in South Fayette’s Fairview Park.

There will be spooky tales for all ages about ghosts and other creatures, haunted houses, graveyards and more.

Register online at southfayettepa.com.

Please follow guidelines for social distancing, masks and hand sanitizing.


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