10 Year Celebration!

The Pine Community Center is turning 10 and we're going to celebrate all week long! We are excited to celebrate with you, join us on Monday, January 21 - Sunday, January 27 for our celebration week! Each day of the week will have special celebration theme...

IMPORTANT!

Attention Members and Guests, The Gymnasiums will be CLOSED during the following days and times for our 10th Birthday Celebration

North Gym - Closed Saturday, January 26 and Sunday, January 27 (8:00 am - 5:00 pm)

South Gym - Closed Sunday, January 27 (8:00 ...

Kids Dodgeball Night

Grab your friends and come to the Pine Community Center for a night filled with friends, dodgeball,pizza and snacks! Dates: 4th Friday of Every Month January - AprilTime: 7:00-9:00 pmAges: 8-12 yearsFee: members $6 / Non-member $12Registration Min/Max: 12...

Winter 2019 Programs and Events

We have just what you need to make this Winter the BEST winter yet ! Join us for these awesome programs and events! Be sure to register for your favorites today!

Check out the Winter 2019 Program Guide to see what were offering this seaso...

Get Ready to RUN!

Are you interested in running but not sure how to train? Not ready for the distance? JOIN our relay team and training group! Program will include three group workouts a week; speed workout, strength/stretch workout and long run workout.

Participants will r...

2018-2019 Winter Road Service Policy

2018-2019 WINTER ROAD SERVICE POLICY POLICY STATEMENT

The intent of this policy statement is to delineate standards and procedures to be employed in the Township of Pine’s operations.  It is the goal of the Township of Pine to ensure pub...

What is Happening to Recycling?

The National Recycling Coalition, a non-profit organization focused on promoting and enhancing recycling in the United States, explains recycled materials and trash should look very different from each other, but for years they have been converging in the...

Allegheny County Health Department Warns

Another heating season has started. Residents should read up on the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. 

Having carbon monoxide detectors in homes can help, but residents should schedule a furnace inspection as soon as possible.

Carbon monoxide (...