Out & About: Greensburg, Latrobe artists join for 'Art Neighbors' showBy lowber on April 24, 2022They say fences make good neighbors — and apparently so does art. Source: The Tribune-ReviewShare this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...RelatedPublished in Lifestyles, Local, OutAndAbout and Westmoreland lowberMore from LifestylesMore posts in Lifestyles »‘Like treasure hunting’: Greensburg native pursues love of secondhand shopping, opens vintage clothing store downtownHomestead native will tell 'The Story of Whiskey' at West Overton VillageRock star: Lab-grown diamonds are skyrocketing in popularity, say local jewelers, industry expertsIrwin natives open Trafford brewery as gathering place for communityUnity baker nearly makes semifinal round in Cake Boss's 'Greatest Baker' contestMore from LocalMore posts in Local »Arnold man sentenced for unlawful possession of a firearm, drugsProsecutors seek bond revocation for East Huntingdon man released after shooting incidentAllegheny County DA detective has assault charge reduced to harassment citationDuquesne man accused of groping female Westmoreland sheriff's deputySchool mask policy incident in 2021 results in conviction on disorderly conduct, other chargesMore from OutAndAboutMore posts in OutAndAbout »Out & About: WSO, SAMA-Ligonier Valley host music under the starsOut & About: Everyone's an artist at The Westmoreland's Public Art DayOut & About: Manos Gallery showcases women artists at Tarentum Night MarketOut & About: Westmoreland Museum 'schools' Art on Tap attendeesOut & About: Compass Inn midsummer revel harks back to 1812More from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »Arnold man sentenced for unlawful possession of a firearm, drugsProsecutors seek bond revocation for East Huntingdon man released after shooting incidentAllegheny County DA detective has assault charge reduced to harassment citationDuquesne man accused of groping female Westmoreland sheriff's deputySchool mask policy incident in 2021 results in conviction on disorderly conduct, other charges
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