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'Radio Rose' to Moderate US Senate Forum
Peters resident and nationally-known radio host Rose Tennent will moderate GOP-hopeful debate on Friday in Murrysville.

My parents instilled in me a love for books at an early age. I could barely read and my mom would take me to the public library weekly—sometimes twice-weekly.
We'd leave with stacks of books and return them the next week only to collect another pile.
Then, I got into magazines. Veranda, Martha Stewart Living and many other glossy reads were neatly stacked in our house, encouraging my creative writing passion.
As a May 2010 graduate of Miami University (Ohio), I earned a BA in Journalism and Italian, and headed to Naples, Fla. soon after to intern with Naples Illustrated. There I covered stories from "haute" mac and cheese to interviews with an American Idol runner-up, starring in a broadway tour, and the U.S. Olympic men's bobsleigh coach.
The prior summer I spent abroad in Italy studying journalism in Florence. We traveled the coasts from Capri to Croatia, blogging, writing and drinking limoncello. I had the opportunity to interview Project Runway's Nick Verreos for the Miami Quarterly, where I served as the arts and entertainment editor. As publications director for Miami's Public Relations Student Society of America chapter, I edited, designed and wrote for the PRemiere, a bi-monthly publication.
I've interned with Pittsburgh Quarterly Magazine, as well as Cincinnati Magazine—assisting the Summer 2010 Cincinnati Wedding Magazine cover shoot was one of my favorite projects.
Throughout college, I wrote for The Miami Student and the Unione (oldest Italian-American newspaper in the U.S.), and for three years I taught the hip-hop dance workshop at our campus recreation center.
When I'm not editing, writing (or tweeting), I love to travel, bake, work out, study Italian and indulge in a stack of magazines or a good read. Also, I'm a stylist for Stella & Dot, a boutique-style jewelry company.
I was recently chosen as one of 2012's "Pittsburgh's 50 Finest" and will be raising money for cystic fibrosis through August.
I'm a proud aunt of six nieces and nephews, and certainly enjoy spending time with my loved ones.
Fun fact: I have a black belt in Tang Soo Do.
I'm very happy to be covering the vibrant community of Peters. With goals to benefit the township by providing quick and accurate hyperlocal news, and informing and participating in volunteer opportunities, I also intend to greatly contribute to the township and neighborhood efforts to continue making Peters a great place to live.
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A hot topic in the area, of course, is Marcellus Shale drilling, if and when it's going to happen in Peters. I'm interested to see the outcome and for our team to cover the issue.
Also, with two new outpatient centers being constructed in the township, residents have differing opinions, mostly positive, in regard to health care. We plan to bring coverage of these centers and the programs they're offering to the community.
Read about the Outpatient Care Center's open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony here. St. Clair Hospital just broke ground for its new outpatient center on Route 19.
The latest hot-button issue? Catch up on the most recent story here.
Peters resident and nationally-known radio host Rose Tennent will moderate GOP-hopeful debate on Friday in Murrysville.

Peters resident and nationally-known radio host Rose Tennent will moderate GOP-hopeful debate on Friday in Murrysville.
A resolution honoring fallen police officer John David Dryer was introduced by state Sen. Tim Solobay this week.
A new feature will allow tax filers to have their IRS data automatically populate certain questions.
Wikipedia is 'blacking out,' today, while Google has blacked out its moniker on the popular site.
Two nine-team conferences and one eight-team conference will comprise Class AAAA, which includes Peters Township.
Two nine-team conferences and one eight-team conference will comprise Class AAAA, which includes Plum.
The Peters Township School Board renewed Coach Rich Piccinini’s 2012-13 contract by a 6-3 vote Tuesday.
The fun evening of entertainment is scheduled for Friday, Jan. 27.
Late comeback attempt falls short in third set (4-6, 6-1, 2-6).
A branch manager from Washington Financial Bank in Peters Township will speak to library patrons in February. Sign up today.
This year, send a card to your special someone and help the shelter, too.
A delicious recipe found on Pinterest.
Soma Intimates in The Galleria of Mt. Lebanon is holding a bra drive.
Indians trailed entire game as Mt. Lebanon pulled away in second half.
The program will be held Wednesday, Feb. 15, at Peters Township Public Library.
The four classes are free of charge to diabetics and their families.
The National Weather Service says 1-3 inches of snow Friday is possible.
The library is one of more than 150 sites throughout the country that will participate—a 2012 project of the American Library Association.