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LOOP IN THE C O N T I N U E D upstream of McDowell Lane. In conjunction with the weir, the sediment catchment area will provide an area for future sediment to be deposited and removed more frequently and economically. Please help us continue restoration efforts. Tax deductible donations to help “Save the Lake”, WCWA, Canonsburg Lake Restoration & Improvement Committee, 760 Lakeside Drive, McMurray, PA 15317, continue to be accepted. Go to savecanonsburglake.org for more information. CANONSBURG LAKE EAGLES HAVE ARRIVED The Eagles have laid their eggs, two which have recently hatched and are being fed daily by their mother and father. The conservation officer for the lake asks that you refrain from getting too close to the eaglets that are beginning to fledge from their nest, as disturbing them could do them harm. The best location to observe the birds is from the parking lot off of McDowell Lane. Please check out Canonsburg Lake Eagles on Facebook, where numerous photos of the Eagles have been posted. Visit savecanonsburglake.org to help preserve this community treasure for future generations. HILBERT ATTENDS LONDON SOCCER CAMP Alex Hilbert, a sophomore at Canon McMillan High School spent four weeks in London, two of which were at the Chelsea Foundation’s Premiere League Goalkeeper Football (Soccer) Camp. The camp was comprised of 97 attendees from 35 countries, with Hilbert being just one of three participants representing the United States. Hilbert was proud to represent Pittsburgh and the United States at the camp. He has trained with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds’ former goalkeeper and current goalkeeper coach, Hunter Gilstrap since he was 10 years old. He currently is a goalkeeper for the Pittsburgh Football Club. Bring along your camera gear and enjoy this unique experience! Canonsburg Lake has been known for decades to residents of Southwestern Pennsylvania who enjoy fishing, boating, ice skating, or just as a place to observe the tranquility of nature. The Lake is also a versatile resource for our region’s bird watchers, as the Lake enjoys a wide range of species from Blue Herons to Bald Eagles. Recently, the popularity of the Lake has grown because bald eagles have nested in one of the large pine trees along the shore line near the Little Lake Theater. This unique gift is attracting many visitors to the lake at a time when fund raising efforts to improve and restore the Lake must escalate. 10 724.942.0940 TO ADVERTISE | Canon-Mac EMMAUS HOLDING SPIRIT RUN 5K On October 15, Emmaus will host its fourth annual Spirit Run, a Halloween costume-themed chipped 5k and 1 mile fun walk to benefit the Emmaus Community of Pittsburgh and its mission of providing homes and support for people with intellectual disabilities. All skill and fitness levels are welcome. The Spirit Run is an out and back course along the Three Rivers Heritage Trail, followed by an awards ceremony, refreshments and a family- friendly celebration in the South Shore Riverfront Park at South Side Works. Post- race activities include Halloween-themed crafts and fun with the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, pumpkin painting and more! For more information, visit: EmmausPgh.org/ spiritrun.   n