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Glenn Studebaker (left) poses with his wife, Pearl (middle), and Historic Harmony President Rodney Gasch (right). They hold the old windows from the Studebakers' house, built sometime between the 1820s and 1830s, and one of the first photos of the house. The couple donated the windows to the Historic Harmonywindow restoration project at the Wagner Haus.Pics by Alexandria Mansfield.
Historic Harmony President Rodney Gasch updates the "pane relief" fundraising chart for the window restoration project at the Wagner Haus. Pics by Alexandria Mansfield.
Glenn Studebaker (right) moves the old windows from his house, built sometime between the 1820s and 1830s, with Rodney Gasch (left), Historic Harmony president. The windows will be used for the restoration project at the Wagner Haus. Pics by Alexandria Mansfield.
Glenn Studebaker (left) gives the old windows from his house, built sometime between the 1820s and 1830s, to Rodney Gasch (right), Historic Harmony president, for the restoration project at the Wagner Haus.Pics by Alexandria Mansfield.

This “ghost bike” honoring Aleksander Teimouri was put in place Thursday at the intersection of Rochester and Haine School roads in Cranberry Township. Teimouri was struck by an alleged drunken driver Dec. 26 as he was riding his bicycle home from work on Rochester Road. The “ghost bike” serves as a symbol of remembrance for cyclists who have died, and aim to remind drivers to be attentive of those on bikes. A memorial ride in Teimouri’s honor is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. Sunday departing from Graham Park, with riders completing his final ride.

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