Five Things You Need to Know This Week

1. Moon Township Supervisors hold monthly meeting

The will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the township Municipal Building.

The board is slated to on parking ordinances for the Amherst Acres neighborhood as well as Bradley and Springer drives. 

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Township officials said crews will to remedy a landslide near Becks Run and Flaugherty Run roads.

Water from an water basin at the foot of the 34-house Autumn Woods development has pushed sediment and trees downward toward Flaugherty Run and Becks Run roads since the development was built in 2007, causing concern among township officials as well as the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. 

The owner of the property is Moon-based NewPointe Realty.

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The Cargnegie Science Center will bring its popular four-day series to the this week.

Kids will have the chance to learn about how chemistry creates changes in states of matter.

Registration is required. Click for more information.

Residents can take a crash course in photojournalism and nature photography this week at the Robin Hill Center.

The evening course is open to all residents. A $60 entrance fee is required. Click here for more information.

This event at the will teach kids about the art of temporary tattoos and body paints.

The body art provided at the free-event is removable, but kids must have parental permission before participating.

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