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Mayor Robert Tuñón Borough of Etna, PA

10/20/2026
10/18/2026

After breaking ground on a new library two summers ago in sweltering heat, the Etna community gathered on a sunny but windy and cool morning to celebrate its near-completion. Multiple ribbons were cut Saturday at the new Etna Center for Community on Butler Street. “Today we are opening a much

10/11/2026

Please welcome another brick and mortar restaurant to Etna! Grand opening October 12.

10/09/2026
Welcome, Kinley!!
09/19/2026

Welcome, Kinley!!

Etna Council in September welcomed a new junior councilperson and accepted the resignation of the borough’s solicitor. On Sept. 15, Mayor Robert Tuñón swore in Shaler Area High School senior Kinley Bejarano, who will be a junior member of council through the school year. She replaces...

09/18/2026

The Allegheny County Boroughs Association (ACBA) brings together mayors from across Allegheny County to connect, share ideas, learn more about our neighboring municipalities, and discuss the issues that matter most to our communities.

On Wednesday, Mayor Robert Tuñón and I were proud to co-host an Allegheny County Mayors meeting in Sharpsburg. Thank you to all of the mayors who participated and contributed to such a productive and engaging conversation.

I look forward to continuing to work together across our communities, strengthening intergovernmental cooperation, and finding ways to make our towns even better places to live, work, and grow.

👏👏👏 “My hope for the center is that it provides a place for connection. That’s what we’re hearing across Etna is people ...
09/16/2026

👏👏👏 “My hope for the center is that it provides a place for connection. That’s what we’re hearing across Etna is people really want to connect,” Sophie said. “They want more opportunities to meet everyone in the borough and engage in new things together. If all we’re able to do is bring people together and build relationships and make sure everyone knows each of their neighbors, that’s a success in my opinion.” Sophie Kachur, Etna Community Organization Program Coordinator.

Longtime Etna Mayor Tom Rengers was at the Millvale Community Library when he said, “What we really need is a place like this.” A decade later, Etna has it. A full day of programs and activities, and of course a ribbon cutting, are planned for the Oct. 17 opening of

🥖 HUNGER ACTION MONTH 🥖September 2026 is officially Hunger Action Month in the Borough of Etna. Today, September 1, 2026...
09/01/2026

🥖 HUNGER ACTION MONTH 🥖
September 2026 is officially Hunger Action Month in the Borough of Etna. Today, September 1, 2026, we hosted a small gathering and ceremony at Bread of Life Food Pantry Etna, located at the lower level of Calvert Memorial, to rededicate ourselves to fighting hunger and food insecurity. BOL President Wally Moser spoke, we heard from Alex Rose of Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank and I read a proclamation. I am so grateful to all the BOL volunteers and coordinator, Alexis, who do this work day in and day out.

All month long, you can be a part of this campaign by donating nonperishable items and/or monetarily at The Balay Collective, CoStar Brewing, Global Access Control Systems, Emmanuel Lutheran Church, and at the Borough of Etna office - or directly to Bread of Life. Thank you to President Gabriel, Councilman Trader, Manager Ramage, Asst. Manager Iannuzzi for joining alongside Nichole, Dom, Joe, Amber, Megan, and Pastor Lynn, all who are helping this campaign. Each location, you will find a 50 gal. box as well as smaller donation box, so please contribute and be a part of Hunger Action Month in Etna, PA.

Link to donate:
https://pages.donately.com/breadoflifefoodpantry-35da/form/frm_98ee9882b110

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Pittsburgh, PA
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