Crime & Safety
Five Things You Need to Know This Week
Patch gives you a look ahead at news in Moon Township for the week of February 13.
1. Moon Area School Board to meet
The will meet at 7 p.m. tonight in the high school meeting room. Click the media in this article to view a PDF of the agenda and log into Patch tomorrow for coverage.
2. Moon Police promote seat belt safety
The department will be present at the campus this week to promote seat belt safety for teen drivers. The campaign spotlights Pennsylvania's newly instated Lacey's Law, which makes driving without a seat belt a primary offense for motorists younger than 18.
Click to read what Chief Leo McCarthy said of the program.
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3. Patch blogs updated throughout the week
Check back throughout the week to read more about what your friends and neighbors are saying on local issues. Patch's new Local Voices feature will be updated throughout the week.
Interested in adding your voice to the conversation? Email to start your own Patch blog.
Find out what's happening in Robinson-Moonwith free, real-time updates from Patch.
4. Moon elementary students get the day off
Moon Area School District's elementary schools will be closed today for an Act 80 professional development day. Staff and faculty will report to work.
The district's high school and middle school will remain open.
5. Moon community meetings scheduled
The Moon Environmental Advisory Council will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Moon Municipal Building.
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