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Laura Pace Lilley

Laura Pace Lilley

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Editor-in-Chief, Mt. Lebanon Magazine

Mount Lebanon, Pittsburgh

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Total articles 36

  • Mt Lebanon Magazine

    By Laura Pace Lilley Verified| Mt. Lebanon Magazine Verified One of the most satisfying parts of my job is the opportunity to work with Mt. Lebanon’s Junior Commissioners and board members. The Junior Commissioner program started in 2012 with a goal of creating opportunities for engagement between Mt. Lebanon students and our five-member Commission. Although the Junior Commissioners do not vote and are not part of official deliberations, the Commission counts on them to represent the concerns and hopes of our bright students.

    By Laura Pace Lilley Verified · Mt. Lebanon Magazine

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Editor's Note — This is Home - Mt Lebanon Magazine

    By Laura Pace Lilley Verified| Mt. Lebanon Magazine Verified Mt. Lebanon — This is HomeWelcome to our March edition, which is the first of our two annual spring Home and Garden issues. In addition to our signature robust advertising guide, you’ll find stories on things you’ll need to know to keep your home life running smoothly. If you’re a new resident, Merle Jantz’s story on what newcomers need to know is especially helpful.

    By Laura Pace Lilley Verified · Mt. Lebanon Magazine

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • Mt Lebanon Magazine

    By Laura Pace Lilley Verified| Mt. Lebanon Magazine Verified One of the most satisfying parts of my job is the opportunity to work with Mt. Lebanon’s Junior Commissioners and board members. The Junior Commissioner program started in 2012 with a goal of creating opportunities for engagement between Mt. Lebanon students and our five-member Commission. Although the Junior Commissioners do not vote and are not part of official deliberations, the Commission counts on them to represent the concerns and hopes of our bright students.

    By Laura Pace Lilley Verified · Mt. Lebanon Magazine

    Mar. 24, 2025

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Mt. Lebanon Magazine

Mount Lebanon, Pittsburgh, United States

+1 412-343-3407