Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Anyone wearing Pittsburgh Penguins gear will receive a free cookie.
Eat’n Park is giving guests something to smile about Wednesday—especially if they’re wearing Pittsburgh Penguins gear. To celebrate the delayed start of the National Hockey League season, Eat’n Park is giving away free Smiley Cookies to anyone wearing Pens attire to the restaurants on Wednesday, Jan. 23. Wednesday also is the first home game of the season for the 2-0 Pens. Any form of Penguins attire is acceptable to qualify for the free black and gold Smiley Cookie, made especially for the 2013 hockey season. The Smiley Cookie promotion lasts all day on Wednesday at all area Eat’n Park locations, including the locations at 2650 Brandt School Road in Wexford and 5143 William Flynn Highway in Gibsonia. Are you excited the Pens are back on …
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
The store in the Village at Pine carries a wide array of sports-related items
Looking for a gift for a Pittsburgh sports fan? Planet Pittsburgh is a good place to go. Located in the Village at Pine in Wexford / Pine Township, the two-year-old store has clothes—from baby sizes to adults—as well as framed photos, team gnomes, bobble heads and more. Owner Jeff Schlichtkrull said sweatshirts are a big seller and he's expanded his store's selection to include Pittsburgh items like cups, snow globes and a pen with an Incline floating in it. You can find jackets, T-shirts, Troy Polamalu Bobble Heads, wine glasses, bibs, a little-girl Steeler cheerleader outfit, Steeler salt-and-pepper shakers, a Steeler birdhouse and caps. Schlichtkrull will celebrate Small Business Saturday by giving customers a 10 percent discount on …
Friday, December 31, 2010
Former Penguin plays in Winter Classic Alumni Game at Heinz Field.
Troy Loney took it in stride when the Penguins and Capitals ended their Winter Classic Alumni Game in a tie today. "It would have been nice to have a winner, but at this stage in our lives, we're okay with it," said the former Penguin who donned his No. 24 to play in the New Year's Eve matchup. Loney lives in Richland Township. Fans at the game's outdoor rink at Heinz Field chanted for a shootout, but the final score remains 5-5. "It was kind of hard to hear the crowd down on the ice because it was so big," Loney was quoted as saying in the Penguin Report by Sam Kasan at http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=547883, which includes a gallery of photos. "But when you get the stands filled, it's going to be a lot louder. It would be really…
