$99 for a Family Membership Package at Lakevue Athletic Club in Valencia ($440 Value)
Healthy families are less likely to get in heated arguments over who ate the last Twinkie or who’s going to lift the couch so the others can search for lost Twinkies underneath it. Turn arguments into high-fives with today’s Groupon: for $99, you get a family fitness-and-tennis package for two adults and any number of children, including a two-month fitness membership (a $100 value/month), two group tennis lessons (a $70 value/lesson), and a 10-class pass (a $100 value) to Lakevue Athletic Club in Valencia (a $440 total value). Lakevue Athletic Club members can limber up on machines in more than 11,000 square feet of gym space or can take to 11 indoor and outdoor courts to hone their strokes with tennis pros . A two-month family fitness membership gives kinfolk free rein of Cybex, Star Trac, and Hammer Strength fitness equipment so parents and offspring can support each other’s efforts to increase endurance, learn health-conscious habits, and build muscles like a father builds a Boy Scout’s Pinewood Derby car. Then, use the 10-class pass to stretch, spin, and dance alongside other exercisers in a smorgasbord of 15 sessions, such as cycling, Pilates, and Zumba. See the class-pass and group-exercise schedules for more details. During two group tennis lessons, professional racket wielders lead clans through a review of fundamentals and drills tailored to their individual skill levels. After the sessions, family members brag about their newly minted swing to a computerized analysis machine, which examines their speed and trajectory and politely tells them to picture the faces of the rival family across the street on the ball. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Choosing Produce Your face is so smooth. Did you shave with broccoli? Read more…
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$20 for $40 Worth of Authentic Italian Cuisine at The Grotto Restaurant in Uniontown
A spaghetti noodle, much like a swimming-pool noodle, maintains its shape until it’s exposed to boiling water or sat on by children. Savor pasta’s forced flexibility with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of authentic Italian cuisine at The Grotto Restaurant in Uniontown. Chefs infuse robust flavors into hand-tossed pizza, piquant pasta, and other traditional Italian entrees on The Grotto Restaurant’s extensive lunch and dinner menus . In the pomodoro pasta fini pasta splashes in a sea of freshly diced tomatoes, feta cheese, and fragrant basil alongside freshly baked bread ($13.99). The Sonny’s signature, gourmet crab-cakes dish soaks jumbo lumps of white crab meat in a lagoon of cream sherry sauce ($24.99). The culinary crew also hand-tosses 12-inch pizzas ($11.99–$12.99) topped with sausage, feta cheese, mushrooms, and other savories to round off the menu’s savory selection and incite envy in neglected baseballs. In the dining room, attentive servers sweep over The Grotto’s checkered tile floors, bearing overburdened plates to diners lounging in cozy burgundy booths. There, eaters can digest delicacies amid glowing pendant lamps, wooden shutters, and framed black-and-white photographs that uncannily impersonate Dean Martin. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Choosing Produce Your face is so smooth. Did you shave with broccoli? Read more…
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$20 for $40 Worth of Authentic Italian Cuisine at The Grotto Restaurant in Uniontown
$25 for an Individual Paintball Package at Urban Assault ($50 Value)
Paintball is like a production of Hamlet : it’s exciting, demanding, and by the end everyone has pretend-died. Take paintball arms against a sea of troubles with today’s Groupon: for $25, you get an individual paintball package that includes admission, a Piranha marker gun, mask, goggles, 300 rounds of paintballs, and unlimited air refills at Urban Assault in Cecil (a $50 value). This Groupon is valid at either the indoor facility on Laurel Hill Road or the outdoor facility on Cecil Sturgeon Road. Boasting a 30,000-square-foot indoor facility and eight outdoor battlefields, Urban Assault equips acrylic assassins with the necessary provisions for defeating enemy contingents. Paint-hungry players strap on masks, load their muskets, and rally teammates with a spirited trumpet from a giant conch before heading out into their chosen war arena. Indoor scrums allow soldiers to hide behind and maneuver around barricades illuminated by black lights, developing strategy while fog machines and roaring music confuse the enemy and inspire impromptu dance parties among eliminated players. For a skirmish out in the open, generals can lead their squads through a variety of outdoor fields that showcase divergent terrains and naturally wooded combat zones. Peppered with camouflaged bulwarks and improvised wooden forts, outdoor arenas encourage pigment slingers to utilize the protection of trees and bushes while invading un-scouted terrain or secretly redecorating enemy hideouts. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Choosing Produce Your face is so smooth. Did you shave with broccoli? Read more…
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$25 for an Individual Paintball Package at Urban Assault ($50 Value)
$6 for One Food-Only Admission to Millvale BrewFest on August 13 (Up to $15 Value)
Getting out of the house is often hampered by the fact that most houses are located inside a bigger and fancier house. Step outside of the house outside of your house with today’s Groupon: for $6, you get one food-only admission to Millvale BrewFest (a $12 value for advanced purchase; a $15 value at the door). The fifth-annual Millvale BrewFest is a charitable summer festival that brings together live music, brews, and tasty eats. The food-only Groupon option gets ticket holders admission to the festival and a spread of picnic-style food prepared by local chefs, which also includes vegetarian and vegan options. Proceeds from the festival go to Millvale MainStreet and Millvale Borough Development Corporation, a nonprofit helping the Millvale area recover from Hurricane Ivan damage by developing housing and business projects. Pouring frothy brews and lassoing kegs with hop vines, the festival’s local breweries include Pennsylvania Brewing Company, Erie Brewing Company, Roy Pitz Brewing Company, Iron City Brewing Company, and Beaver Brewing Company. Pick up some brew-related gear and enter to win prizes such as beer, gift certificates, and beer goggles. Groupon holders can upgrade to a beer-tasting ticket to enjoy a sampling of suds in a free tasting glass ($20 extra). Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Choosing Produce Your face is so smooth. Did you shave with broccoli? Read more…
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$6 for One Food-Only Admission to Millvale BrewFest on August 13 (Up to $15 Value)
Riverhounds Blank Kickers
Pittsburgh, PA – The Pittsburgh Riverhounds shutout the Richmond Kickers Saturday night at Chartiers Valley Stadium by converting a goal in each half. Shintaro Harada put the home side up on a twenty-five yard blast and played the set-up man on Jeremy Deighton’s insurance goal.
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Pittsburgh re-signs cornerback William Gay, punter Daniel Sepulveda
LATROBE, Pa. – The Pittsburgh Steelers bolstered their secondary on Sunday, agreeing to terms with cornerback William Gay. The team also re-signed punter Daniel Sepulveda, who is coming off a knee injury.
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Museum exhibit reveals depth of art teacher cuts
Robert Lepper [C.I.T. 1930-1975] Study for the mural at the Mineral Industries Building, West Virginia University.
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Carjacking Suspect Claims Actions Were Part Of a Batmana Filming
Filming for the new “Batman” movie began this week in Pittsburgh. While the script calls for many action sequences,A it likely doesn’t call for actors to carjack unsuspecting police officers.
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Challenge of beating heat, humidity depend on the job
Renatta Signorini is a Leader Times staff writer and can be reached at 724-543-1303, ext.
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$25 for $55 Worth of Hair Services at Allure Hair Designs & Mini Spa in Wexford
If hair could talk, it would have a mouth, transforming stylish head wraps into cruel mufflers and skinny headbands into orthodontia. Today’s Groupon gives hair a voice without the expensive dental upkeep: for $25, you get $55 worth of cut, color, styling, or conditioning services at Allure Hair Designs & Mini Spa in Wexford. With 60 years of combined styling experience, the Allure Hair Designs & Mini Spa owners, Tami McCleary and Judy Campbell, wield high-quality hair products to deliver an extensive menu of services. Experienced tress tamers crop unruly coifs with cuts for women ($36+) and men ($27+), soothe stressed strands with a relaxing shampoo and style ($25+), and coax stubborn ponytails into dignified updos ($55+) more effectively than threatening to take away their scrunchie privileges. Opt for a color retouch ($45+), or subtly or dramatically enhance hair with partial foil highlights ($55+), putting strands in the hands of staff members who strive to maintain and improve texture as they work in a new shade. Stylists keep up-to-date with mane-modifying techniques by attending local and national seminars, studying under experts such as What Not to Wear ’s Nick Arrojo and at New York’s Wella Studio, and gazing intently into crystal balls to determine clients’ innermost styling desires before each appointment. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Creative Discipline Ideas Teach your children well, build a robot, and feed them on your dreams. Read more…
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$25 for $55 Worth of Hair Services at Allure Hair Designs & Mini Spa in Wexford
