Explore the spooky side of Mt. Lebanon’s history. Merle Jantz, managing editor of Mt. Lebanon Magazine, shares stories of unusual experiences and a paranormal investigation at the Municipal Building. Then, The Historical Society of Mt. Lebanon members Gwyn Cready and Judy Sutton uncover fascinating stories about people buried in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, including intriguing headstones and connections to the community’s past. Whether you’re a paranormal enthusiast or a local history buff, this episode reveals the stories hiding in plain sight around Mt. Lebanon.

Hear how the Mt. Lebanon Fire Department’s role has expanded to include emergency medical response. Deputy Chief Steve Quatchak and volunteer firefighter and EMT Mike Kappel discuss training, medical calls, the department’s partnership with MRTSA and its volunteer EMS pilot program.

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In this episode, Magisterial District Judge Hilary Wheatley discusses her role serving Mt. Lebanon and Dormont and gives residents a closer look at the local court system, including what to expect when appearing in court and how to prepare.

Hear how Inside Lebo began, how it has evolved and the memorable people and moments that have shaped its first 100 episodes. The special episode brings together past and present members of Mt. Lebanon’s Public Information Office to reflect on the podcast’s journey and celebrate this milestone.

Ian McMeans and Rachel Windsor talk with Police Chief Jason Haberman about e-bikes, electric scooters and other devices, including Pennsylvania laws and tips for safely sharing the road.

College interns from five municipal departments share how their summer experiences are shaping their future careers. Hear from interns in the Police, Social Services, Planning, Treasury and Public Information offices as they discuss their work, what they’ve learned and how local government is making an impact.

Pennsylvania State Rep. Jen Mazzocco shares her journey to public service, reflects on the experiences that shaped her career and explains the role of a state representative. She also discusses how her office assists constituents, the importance of staying connected with the community and what motivates her to serve.

Hosts Rachel Windsor and Ian McMeans speak with Chief Jason Haberman and Lt. Dan Stover from the Mt. Lebanon Police Department about the rise in scams targeting older adults, including impersonation schemes such as IRS fraud and the “grandparent scam.” The discussion highlights why older adults are frequently targeted, common tactics used by scammers to build trust and the emotional and financial impact of fraud. Officials also outline key warning signs, including pressure to act quickly, requests for gift card or cryptocurrency payments, unsolicited remote computer access and requests for personal information.