Free Post Office eBay Seminar

The Latrobe Post Office invites any area residents interested in learning about how to get started shopping for or selling items at the eBay, the popular online auction site, to register for a free seminar they are sponsoring. The Post Office's "eBay Day" will be helds at Adams Memorial Library on Ligonier St. from %:30 to *:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 15. Following the seminar, atendees will also receive a free DVD to take home and help them get the ball rolling. Space is limited and advance registration is requested. Anyone interested can register by emailing the Postmaster at Pamela.G.Abbott@usps.gov.

GLSHS Student Videos

Using the school's state of the art video studio and production facility, Greater Latrobe Senior High School Students produce a growing selection of professional quality videos. From Wildcat TV with school news and sports to documentaries and personal projects, these student works inform, educate and entertain. Now you can view selected videos online! GLSHS Videos.

Puzzle & Contest

Don't forget to enter our contest while you're here! One entry per visitor per day. Click here if you haven't already submitted your entry for today. This month's Latrobe jigsaw puzzle is online too - can you un-jumble it?

Watch the President's Commencement Speech

Saint Vincent College made national news and recieved a lot of media attention when the President of the United States, George W. Bush, delivered the commencement address to the almost 300 graduates of the class of 2007 on Friday, May 11. Because of both space and security issues, attendance was, of course, tightly controlled. If you didn't have the chance to hear it live, click here to listen to the President's full speech, available online courtesy of KDKA TV.

Arnie & Mister Rogers Videos

We've added two videos to our History page. one each of Latrobe's icons, Arnold Palmer and Mister Rogers. Enjoy a short retrospective of Arnie's career (appx. 5 min., courtesy of Sky Sports) and to see Fred Rogers testifying before the U.S. Senate in 1969 (appx. 7 min., via YouTube.) Two "neighbors" you can be proud of and two interesting videos. You can see them here.