Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Proceeds will benefit the Pittsburgh chapter of Autism Speaks.
In honor of National Autism Awareness month, Panera Bread is hosting a cookie campaign to raise support and awareness. Panera Bread cafes throughout western Pennsylvania, including The Galleria of Mt. Lebanon location, are participating in the “Pieces of Hope for Autism” campaign from Tuesday, April 2 to Saturday, April 6. Panera is selling the shortbread cookies shaped in the autism puzzle piece logo with all proceeds going to the Pittsburgh chapter of Autism Speaks, an organization dedicated to increasing awareness of autism spectrum disorders. Cookies can only be purchased for a limited time at Panera or pre-ordered online by clicking here.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
The man allegedly took donation jars meant for cancer patients and nearby volunteer fire departments.
A Sewickley man arrested this week is accused of stealing charitable donation jars from several businesses across the Pittsburgh area, including Scott Township and Peters. The jars contained loose change to help cancer patients and area volunteer fire departments. Ohio Township police Chief Norbert Micklos said they arrested Michael Coyle, 33, of Sewickley, after he allegedly took the donation jar at a 7-Eleven on Neville Island on Jan. 20. Ohio Township police, who cover Neville Island, charged him with theft and receiving stolen property. But Micklos said Coyle also confessed to similar thefts in Scott Township and Peters. Scott Township police said a donation box was stolen from the counter at the Panera Bread along Greentree Road. The …
Sunday, January 27, 2013
If you're new to the area, or have had a life-changing event, stop by Panera to see how the Upper St. Clair Newcomers' Club can benefit you.
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Making the stressful transition to a new neighborhood very welcoming.
Moving to a new town can be nerve-racking. There's so much to do—unpack, find a doctor, figure out how to navigate the confusing Pittsburgh roadways. Take a deep breath. The Upper St. Clair Newcomers' Club is here to help. "The club does a great job of making what can seem like a very stressful transition to a new neighborhood very welcoming," said club president Ann Marie Dingmann. The Newcomers' Club is a women's social club dating back to 1955. The organization was formed to help new residents meet and make friends with neighbors and help each other become acquainted with life in a new community. The club also welcomes women who are current residents of Upper St. Clair and have recently experienced a life event such as kids going off to…
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
A challenge between Pittsburgh and Cleveland Panera stores will raise money for breast cancer awareness—and up the ante for the city that buys the most Pink Ribbon bagels.
Panera Bread has issued the Power of Pink Challenge during the month of October to raise money for breast cancer awareness. Through Oct. 31, a portion of the proceeds from each Pink Ribbon bagel sold will be donated to the Young Women's Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation, benefitting the Magee-Womens Research Institute & Foundation. As part of the challenge, Panera has pitted Pittsburgh against Cleveland—two cities, one cause. The city that purchases the most Pink Ribbon bagels will receive an additional $10,000 charity donation. Bagels can be pre-ordered from your local Panera by clicking here. The Panera Bread at The Galleria of Mt. Lebanon is the closest location to Upper St. Clair.
Monday, May 14, 2012
Where do you go to eat if you want to sit outside?
Now that summer is here, we want to know where you go if you want to eat outside. We’re asking you what restaurant in the Upper St. Clair area has the best outdoor patio to sit and relax. A few places around town that come to mind are Calabria's, Stonepepper's Grill, Saigon 88, Cucina Bella, Panera Bread at The Galleria, and Piccolina's and Emma's Market & Deli at Pinebridge Commons. Take our poll below and help us determine this week's Readers' Choice winner! Voting ends at 9 on Friday morning. If we missed any great outdoor places to eat (besides your backyard patio), add them to the comments section below. Editor's Note: New restaurants Bonefish Grill and Ardolino's Pizza are also planning outdoor dining.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Panera and Bruegger's are both having bagel promotions on Feb. 9.
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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
There are two free bagel promotions happening in our area on Thursday, Feb. 9. Pittsburgh-area Panera Bread Cafés are celebrating National Bagel Day. The Panera at The Galleria of Mt. Lebanon is participating. Customers can receive a free bagel with the purchase of a coffee, hot tea, hot chocolate or espresso drink. Bruegger's, including the location on Washington Road, is giving away three free bagels to customers on Thursday in honor of the restaurant chain's 29th birthday. Customers must bring in a coupon to receive the free bagels. Get the coupon by "liking" Bruegger's on Facebook. Will you stop in to get your free bagel(s)? Panera, Bruegger's or both? Tell us in the comments.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
It's the second lawsuit filed against an employee from the Mt. Lebanon location.
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
On Wednesday and Thursday, all police, firefighters and EMTs can get a free You Pick Two meal.
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Panera Bread is showing appreciation to Community Heroes. On Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 11 and 12, all 28 Pittsburgh-area Panera Bread cafés will honor local firefighters, police and EMTs. By wearing their uniform or showing a service I.D. or badge, they can receive a Free You Pick Two. The local Panera Bread is located in The Galleria on Washington Road. “Panera Bread likes to support the communities in which they are placed and the people in them,” said Sam Covelli, owner and operator of Covelli Enterprises, in a press release. “Our local first responder community heroes protect and serve us every day. Panera looks forward to serving them this time.”
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Locals can cheer on the Pittsburgh Steelers before the first playoff game against the Denver Broncos.
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
It's time to cheer on the Pittsburgh Steelers before their first playoff game against the Denver Broncos on Sunday. A “Break the Broncos Rally” will be held at noon on Friday, Jan. 6, around the Terrible Tree in the courtyard of the Allegheny County Courthouse. Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl are asking those attending the rally to support the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank by bringing a canned good, non-perishable food item or cash donation. WDVE’s Val Porter will serve as emcee of the event, and Kardaz will provide live music. Fans are encouraged to bring black and gold decorations and Steelers paraphernalia to adorn the 20-foot Terrible Tree. Dunkin’ Donuts will provide limited, …
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5:39 pm on Wednesday, April 3, 2013
That is mighty kind of Panera to raise support and awareness for autism awareness. I'm looking forward to Chick-Fil-A to sponsor a cookie campaign to raise support and awareness to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth. more ›